1. Top Ten Perennial Picks for Jazzing Up Your Garden

by Joan Butler 2/15/12

While attending New England Grows earlier this month, atrade show that highlights new trends in landscaping and horticulture, I heard that Tony Avent was scheduled to speak. His topic was “100 Perennials I Wouldn’t Garden Without”, and I knew I couldn’t miss it.

2. Senior Center Quilters

by Bill Tobin 2/12/12

They are artistic, creative, productive and have lots of fun. The Quilting Club meets twice a month at the Senior Center to share their wares

3. A Thousand Cranes @ Prana

by Roberta Weiner 2/7/12

The play A Thousand Cranes will be performed Thursday, Friday and Saturday night at 7 p.m. at the Prana Center, 21 Charles Street, Holliston (behind the library). [comments:1]

4. Le Club Français @ the Gilman Room

by Doriane Daniels 2/7/12

This Thursday, February 9th, Le Club Français will be gathering at the Holliston Public Library in the Gilman room at 4pm to celebrate Valentine’s Day... [comments:1]

5. Richard Kattman Recent Paintings

by Press Release 2/4/12

Richard Kattman Plein Air Landscape and Studio Still Life Paintings Kattman is an award-winning artist and landscape architect from Holliston who was recently featured in Artscope Magazine by Brian Goslow [comments:1]

6. A Relaxing Morning to Benefit the Food Pantry

by Roberta Weiner 1/24/12

The Prana Center is hosting a special yoga class to benefit the Food Pantry.

7. Leos Put on The First Annual Jamfest for Charity

by Paul Saulnier 1/22/12

The LEOs, the junior division of the Lions, organized a show of local talent (their first annual Jamfest) Saturday night at Town Hall to raise funds for the Food Pantry and NEADS, an organization that trains and provides service dogs for people with special needs (also veterans with PTSD or disabilities, and the hearing- or vision-impaired). About 100 people attended the concert. [comments:1]

8. Lions Present Award

by Bill Tobin 1/21/12

The Holliston Lions Club recognizes fellow Lion for his dedication and service to the Lions and the community. DIck Goguen was presented the Melvin Jones Fellow Award and Citations and Proclamation from state and town officials. [comments:1]

9. Doug Lack Art Show

by Bill Tobin 1/21/12

The fundraising arts and crafts show for Doug Lack was a success, in spite of the snow. Support for art teacher Doug Lack was obvious on a snowy Saturday. [comments:1]

10. Mother & Daughter Princess Tea

by Press Release 1/7/12

The Hopkinton Public Library Foundation, Inc. will be hosting a Mother & Daughter Princess Tea at the DoubleTree Inn in Westborough, MA on January 22nd from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm.

11. A Yogic Twist on New Year's Resolutions

by Roberta Weiner 12/30/11

12. Christmas Trees from Around the World

by Paul Saulnier 12/25/11

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13. Nativity Relived on Route 16

by Bill Tobin 12/22/11

The birth of Jesus is reenacted again in Sherborn, right across the Holliston line l The Downing field is the setting of this beautiful reminder of the birth of Christ with two more productions of the pageant on Friday at 7:30 and 8:30.

14. Moving On, Up and Out

by Bobby Blair 12/20/11

One business has closed and another is moving out by the first of the year. [comments:5]

15. New Home Needed

by Bobby Blair 12/16/11

On Friday morning I traveled down to our Mother Town of Sherborn... [comments:2]

16. Holliston Students to Perform on Local Stage

by Karyn Edison 12/14/11

Dancing Arts Center Creates Holiday Magic with Highlights from The Nutcracker and More... [comments:1]

17. Madrigal Singers are Tops Again

by Bill Tobin 12/10/11

The Mudville Madrigal Singers presented awesome and inspirational a cappella Christmas music at the Holliston Historical Society home to a full house on Friday December 9. If you missed it, you can attend this great a capella concert on Sunday at 3 in the afternoon at the Historical Society Asa Whiting House on Washington Street. [comments:1]

18. The Pantry Shelf and Kamala's

by Bill Tobin 12/9/11

Loose beads and the hands of a talented artist help support the Food Pantry. Kate Lamontagne, of Kamala Boutique makes a donation to the Food Pantry

19. International Musician Joins Staff at Holliston School for the Performing Arts

by Ruthann Baler 12/8/11

Richard A.A. Larraga of Dedham, an internationally trained conductor and musicologist, has joined the Holliston School for the Performing Arts (HSPA) as a vocal and piano instructor. He is currently Minister of Music at the First Congregational Church in Holliston.

20. Christmas Past

by Bill Tobin 12/3/11

Sunday at the Historical House is a day to stir your memories. Were you a kid or a parent in the 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's or 80's? If the answer is yes, you will enjoy reminiscing with the decorations, toys and stuff from those years.

21. Christmas Through the Years

by Bea Hait 11/26/11

Holliston Historical Society invites the public to experience Christmas Through the Years on Sunday, December 4 from 1 PM to 4 PM at 547 Washington Street, Holliston. Free admission.

22. Garden Club Annual Meeting, 2011

by Ann Talbot 11/25/11

The Garden Club Meeting is a kick off for the holidays. It never disappoints.

23. Andrew Natsios Interview: HCAT

by Bill Tobin 11/23/11

Mary Greendale interviews Andrew Natsios "on line" at HCAT. A first for HCAT, an interview live via a two-way internet device...

24. Sun Shines for Craft Fair

by Bobby Blair 11/20/11

Newcomers present Craft Fair under summer-like weather with a full parking lot.

25. Madrigal Singers are Back

by Bill Tobin 11/19/11

The Mudville Madrigal Singers are returning to the Holliston Historical Society on Friday December 9 and Sunday the 11th, welcome the Holiday Season with an a capella concert.