Join to see the rocky outcrops - ancient geological deposits extending naturally above the earth’s surface - near the source of Cold Spring Brook. This loop trail starts near the Weston town line, crosses a footbridge over the Wellesley branch of the brook, loops around to the most western part of the reservation, and crosses over the Weston branch of the brook. This trail has some stony and muddy sections and walkers should wear sturdy shoes.
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Community Clothing Drive with Cradles to Crayons (Wellesley Town Hall West Lobby) — Bring new or gently used clothing to the purple donation bin; all sizes accepted.
Friends of the Wellesley Free Library Annual Fall Book Sale offers thousands of gently used books—fiction, non-fiction, children’s, paperbacks, young adult—plus DVDs and audiobooks.
Fall Book Sale in the Main Library’s Wakelin Room offers a members‑only shopping night and a $10 grocery‑bag book sale, all ages.
Rugby vs SCSU at Keohane Sports Center Upper Practice Field, Wellesley.
Cider and donuts served at Cronk's Rocky Woodland, with a tour of the Hansel & Gretel cottage and information on WCLT’s restoration work; costumes and leashed dogs welcome.
Wellesley Conservation Land Trust Fall Lecture – Co‑existing with the Evolving Coyote (Wellesley) — Ecologist Chris Schadler presents coyote ecology, behavior, and community coexistence strategies.
Annual pumpkin patch fundraiser at Wellesley Hills Congregational Church supports the Youth Service Trip and the Wellesley Food Pantry.
Last Day to Register to Vote for the State Election on November 3, 2026 — registration deadline in Wellesley.
Select Board at Moderator's Business Meeting.
Chris Schadler presents eastern coyote history, behavior, and coexistence strategies at Main Library Wakelin Room, partnered with Wellesley Conservation Land Trust and Natural Resources Commission, ages 18+.
Community volunteers remove invasive Bittersweet vines at Cutler Park, 84 Kendrick Street, Needham.
