JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS FOR A
FUN-FILLED WEEKEND AT
2015
FRIDAY, MAY 15th
6:30-8:30 pm
7:00 pm
Church of St. Isidore
Stow Town Hall
Ice Cream Social for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Pan-Mass Challenge
Silent Movies (One Week & Sherlock, Jr.)
SATURDAY, MAY 16th
8:00 am - 11:00 am
Church of St. Isidore
PANCAKE BREAKFAST!
On your way to the Center School for a day of fun for all ages, stop by the all-time Pancake Breakfast Hosted by
Friends of Council on Aging
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
The Center School
FREE entertainment for all ages!
Inflatables, Arts and Crafts, Field Games, Airbrush Tattoos,
Trigger Point Massage, Lego Contest, Antique Cars, Fire,
Police, and Medical Reserve Corps Vehicles, Minuteman
Encampment, Cotton Candy, Snow Cones and Popcorn
10:45 am – Lego/Ellos Judging Begins
1:00 pm – Animal Adventures
2:30 pm – Duck Drop
Spunky the Clown and Farm Animals Return!
Happy Wagon Train Rides, Arts & Crafts Displays and Sales, Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Chicken, Sausage, Fries, Pulled
Pork, Pizza, Ice Cream, and MORE!
NEW THIS YEAR!
Dance Performance by Miss Tricia’s Dance Studio and The Movement Center Dance Studio- Center School
7:00 pm Family Movie (Pasghetti Western) hosted by Sounds of Stow –Old Town Hall (free)
SUNDAY, MAY 17th
1:00pm-3:00pm
16 Gleasondale Road
Stop by Donovan Art Studio to view Stow Council on Aging Art Class Art Show
8:00 am
4:00 pm
Hale Middle School
First Parish Church
Stow Conservation Trust
Annual Run for the Woods
More details at
http://www.stowconservationtrust.org/RFTW.php
Songs of the Civil War- A concert of historic selections to commemorate the
th
150 anniversary of the conclusion of the American Civil War.
Featuring “The Hardtacks”- $10pp/$25 max per family.
Stow Historical Society Exhibit available for viewing
May 16th & 17th, Hidden Treasures Weekend
An exciting two-day Freedom’s Way Heritage Area regional celebration spanning across 45 towns. Stow
is participating in the “Hidden Treasures Weekend”. Stow's "Hidden Treasure" program to be featured at
SpringFest on Saturday is Treasures from Stow's One-Room Schoolhouses with interactive activities
featuring exhibits from Stow’s Old West School.
Special thanks to the Nashoba Regional High School Community Marketing class for their participation in planning this year’s SpringFest!