🍂 What’s Happening in MetroWest This November: Events to Watch

As autumn deepens, MetroWest offers a rich mix of seasonal events, cozy dinners, theatre, and local fun. Whether you’re a longtime local or new to the area, here are some of the best happenings to put on your calendar for November.

🎟️ Local Highlights & Community Events

• MetroWest Networking Event (Nov 5, 2025, 6:00 PM)
  A chance to connect with local professionals over drinks and conversation. Hosted at Wemmy’s Kitchen & Lounge. Eventbrite

• Chamber & Business Community Events
  The MetroWest Chamber of Commerce often lists business mixers, ribbon cuttings, and lecture series. (Check their event calendar for November updates.) MetroWest Chamber of Commerce

• Arts / Theater
  While specific December-level theatre may not be announced yet, many local theatres and arts centers in MetroWest towns produce fall plays and concerts. Keep an eye on venues in Natick, Framingham, Wellesley, and Holliston for their November lineup (musicals, community theatre, children’s shows).
  In greater Boston, “The Nutcracker” often begins its run just after Thanksgiving. Boston Discovery Guide

🍏 Farm, Harvest & Apple-Picking (If Still in Season)

By November, apple-picking becomes more limited — many orchards wrap up by late October. Still, some options or late-season events might linger:

• Fairmount Fruit Farm (Franklin, MA)
  Known for apple picking, cider donuts, and fall festivities. While much of the orchard season closes earlier, they may host late events depending on crop availability. MetroWest Boston Visitors Bureau

• Orchards & Farms Near Boston
  Several orchards within an hour of Boston offer apple picking, cider donuts, and fall farm activities. Check local orchards’ websites to see if late-season picking or farm dinners are still scheduled. Boston Magazine+1

• Farm Dinners / Harvest Dinners
  Some farms or local restaurants host farm-to-table dinners in early November as part of harvest celebrations. Details tend to be seasonal and announced closer to the date — local farm and farm-stand websites (or local foodie groups) are good sources to monitor.

🏈 Sports & Outdoor Activity

• High School Sports (Fall Leagues & Championships)
  Many towns in MetroWest wrap up fall sports — football, field hockey, soccer — with exciting playoff games in November. It’s a great way to engage locally, support school teams, and get a feel for community spirit.

• Road Races / Turkey Trots
  Around Thanksgiving, many communities host 5K, 10K, or fun walk/run events (Turkey Trots) to benefit local causes. Check your town’s recreation or nonprofit calendars.

• Parks & Nature Walks
  Fall foliage lingers into November in New England. Trail walks, photography outings, and nature preserves around MetroWest are still beautiful and accessible. Use local conservation land trails in towns like Sherborn, Holliston, Natick, and others.