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GRAFTON, Mass.- Grafton High School sports will have a “bye” this weekend, bu their 5k run at the high school is a top event. Also, The Willard House and Clock Museum will host a wine tasting. Reserve now, it always sells out. For more weekend activities, see our Events page.
Here is a roundup of the weekend:
Saturday, Oct. 20
5K Run: The Grafton High School Class of 2013 is sponsoring the second annual Harvest Homecoming Run/Walk on Oct. 20. The 5K event begins noon at Grafton High School. Registration will begin at 11 a.m., with a $20 entry fee. Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female runners.
T-Ball Clinic: A free fall baseball clinic will be offered by Grafton Little League, 1 p.m., at the Minor Field Baseball Complex, 16 North St. The clinic is open to boys and girls ages 3-5. The session will last one hour and players will be taught how to properly field, throw and hit.
Open House and Recycling Day: The Masons of Massachusetts will host an Open House from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Opportunities available for the whole family. Meet at the Franklin Lodge, 55 N. Main Street, North Grafton. There will also be a recycling truck, so be sure to clean out the basement.
Sunday, Oct. 21
Fall Wine Tasting at the Willard House: The Willard House and Clock Museum will host a fall wine tasting from 4-6 p.m. Reservations are required. The event is $29 per person, discount for museum members and Grafton Historical Society members.
Grafton Historical Society Museum: The Grafton Historical Society Museum is open Sundays, 2-4 p.m. in the lower level of One Grafton Common. Admission is free.
Comments (2)
Do you sing in the shower? Sounds good doesn't it.
Now that frost has killed the mosquitoes people again begin to enjoy outdoor activities.
Personally, I can't believe the town chose not to control summertime EEE mosquitoes.
For $12 extra dollars per year, "that would not add to your tax rate", we all could have had a more enjoyable and safe 2013 summer.