WESTBOROUGH – The high school’s main gym was the place to connect on Sept. 10.
There, Westborough Connects sponsored its annual “Westborough for Life! Stay. Connect. Thrive.” The event featured more than 50 municipal and nonprofit organizations; many offered information on upcoming fall and winter programs and how to join.
Participating groups included the Westborough Historical Society, Metrowest SHINE, NEADS Service Dogs, Westborough Lions, WASA, Civic Club, the Police Department, Town Moderator John Arnold, Massachusetts Senior Games, Boroughs Islamic Society, India Society of Worcester, Westborough Senior Center, Westborough Community Land Trust and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church.
In the other gym, visitors could learn how to play pickleball and cornhole, as well as the basics of Bollywood dance.
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Westborough Connects also offered mini-courses on Living Young as Long as Possible; Estate Planning 101; and Decluttering and Organizing for a Better Life.
Their next event will be Kindness Week, starting on Nov. 5.
Established in 2017, the organization’s mission is to foster connections within the community. It sponsors the annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, Kindness Week and Westborough Unplugs.
For information, visit www.westboroughconnects.org.
