The Peak House will be open for visitors on May 9th. Free tickets (signup /registration is required) for adults, children and students are available at the following link; https://peakhouseheritagecenter.thundertix.com/ A "follow your nose" special exhibit experience will be available to visitors that Saturday. Drought was a common occurrence during the 1700s when the Clark family lived […]
Come to the repair cafe and give your broken items new life! Volunteers with repair skills donate their time and tools to help community members fix common items including clothing, jewelry, lamps, locks (rekeying), bikes, furniture and small appliances. The fix is free but not guaranteed. Residents bring any required parts and sign a waiver. […]
Session #3 The Week is a unique, informative, and potentially profound group experience to discuss our warming planet, and what we can actually do about it. Too often the issue of climate change feels abstract and overwhelming. The Week is a way to engage this issue in a supportive way that acknowledges our many different […]
Our Plant Sale features fabulous perennials from our Club Members Gardens and More: Hosta, Astilbe, Sedum, Day Lilies, Iris, Aster, Salvia, and MORE! Come early so you don't miss out. TWO HOURS ONLY! Our gorgeous plants sell out FAST!
Stop by the Sustainable Medfield booth at the Community Market to learn about No-spray biologic mosquito control. With warmer weather starting sooner and more precipitation predicted, we all worry about […]
Energy utility corporations are raking in record profits while we’re struggling to pay our energy bills. With our money in hand, utilities like Eversource, National Grid, and Berkshire Gas are attempting to increase our reliance on expensive and polluting fossil fuels, destroying our health and our planet. These utilities spend hundreds of thousands of dollars […]
Join us at our quarterly meeting. All are welcome! Sustainable Medfield and other Medfield groups (our Networking Parthers) will share their upcoming plans related to sustainability to identify areas for collaboration. Everyone is welcome to learn more about sustainability in Medfield. We meet in the lower level conference room of the library.
Join local artist Lisa Link on Monday, June 15, 2026, for the opening celebration of Climate Conversations: Visual Notes on a Changing Planet at the West Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library. Through interviews, photography, and visual storytelling, this exhibition explores how people respond to environmental challenges in their communities, daily lives, and public […]
Building Soft Landings with Keystone Plants for Pollinators This presentation explores the powerful connection between keystone plants and the insects that depend on them. You’ll learn how to implement “Soft […]
Now Is the Time to Go Electric! With local gas prices climbing toward $4.50 a gallon, the financial case for making the switch to an electric vehicle has never been […]