
WINCHESTER INVASIVES CLEAN UP EVENT
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The Winchester Conservation Commission is sponsoring its annual event to improve the town wetlands and wildlife habitats.

The Winchester Conservation Commission is sponsoring its annual event to improve the town wetlands and wildlife habitats.
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Voter registration deadline for state election — Winchester.
Winchester Farmers Market on the Town Common offers fresh produce, meat, fish, baked goods and prepared foods from local farms, all ages welcome.
Librarians host a craft table at the Winchester Farmers' Market, showcasing library resources and programs for all ages.
Spooky haunted house at Winchester Unitarian Society's Haunted House, offering thrills and scares for all ages.
Fall-oween on the Farm at Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, Lincoln, for all ages.
Fall bird walk at Arnold Arboretum Visitor Center with photographer Michael Bryant, spotting autumn birds, foliage, and borrowing binoculars for beginners, ages 18 and up.
Haunted House and Rainforest Adventure at Winchester Unitarian Society feature multi‑sensory installations, animatronics, immersive sets, hundreds of props, and dozens of actors.
A cappella Fest at Winchester High School auditorium features WHS Octets, Bella Voce Chambers Singers, plus MIT, Tufts, RISD, and Lexington High groups; tickets $15 adults, $10 students/teachers.
Guided forest bathing walk in Arnold Arboretum invites adults to slow, sensory exploration on uneven terrain led by certified guide Tam Willey.
Discuss the month’s book while walking around Horn Pond, meeting at the Clapp Playground parking lot, for ages 18 and up.
Halloween Bash — annual morning of spooky fun in Winchester.