Happenings
This year, Groton Fireworks will be held Monday evening, July 9, at the town field behind the Public Library. The traditional July event will begin with members of the Groton Fire Department preparing hot dogs, hamburgers, fried dough and other great treats, starting at 6 p.m. Fireworks will follow...
Harlan the gnome is still hiding on one of the Groton Conservation Trust properties. The mountain laurel and viburnum blooms may be fading but Harlan enjoys these woods. Perhaps you have noticed the copious white flowers on the catalpa and kousa dogwood trees around town. These trees seldom seed...
On July 15, from 2-4 p.m., join us for an open house and see our new exhibit, “Destination Groton”.
On August 25 the Groton History Center will present a very special event, “Farm to Brew”. There will music, food and beer tasting. John Ott will be back to tell us all about hops and the history of...
Harlan the Gnome is back in the woods of Groton waiting to be found. He is resting on one of the 37 Groton Conservation Trust properties, 60 feet from the trail. Harlan is a brownish bronze gnome about two feet tall and one foot wide in case you missed seeing him at the Groton Conservation Trust...
On July 15, from 2-4 p.m., join us for an open house and see our new exhibit, “Destination Groton”.
On August 25 the Groton History Center will present a very special event, “Farm to Brew”. There will music, food and beer tasting. John Ott will be back to tell us all about hops and the history of...
The Groton Democratic Town Committee will hold its monthly meeting at 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 24, 2018 at Legion Hall, 75 Hollis Street. The guests will be: Alexandra Chandler, candidate for the 3rd MA Congressional district and Ed Kennedy, candidate for the 1st Middlesex State Senate seat. All...
The Nashua River, successfully, almost miraculously, cleaned up decades ago in an effort led by Groton's Marion Stoddart, is celebrated every spring on the banks at the town boat landing off Hy. 119. The dayincluded a 90th birthday celebration for Stoddart, cardboard canoe races, music, food, and...
The Contra Banditos provide traditional old time music at the Groton Conservation Trust Sunset Party.
-Photo by Steve Lieman
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Contra Bandito fiddler
Grotonites last week celebrated one of the town's most successful conservation efforts, Surrenden Farm--and a local group, Groton Conservation Trust, that joined with the town, state, Groton School and others to save it as open space, farmland and forest.
Steve Peisch is presenting a recital of his music at First Parish Church in Groton on Sunday, June 17 at 3 p.m. The concert features David Pihl, piano, and Charlotte Russell, soprano.
The program will present the premieres of four new works: Four Small Poems by Langston Hughes; Nine Short...