North Attleborough kicks off two-week semiquincentennial celebration on the Fourth
Saturday, July 4 — North Attleborough marks the 250th anniversary of American independence today as the town launches its two-week celebration, "Celebrating Liberty's Legacy." The series of events was announced Friday by the town and runs through mid-July, with programming anchored around the nation's semiquincentennial. Details on the full schedule are available at the town's official news flash: https://www.northattleborough.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?aid=747
Saturday, July 4 — Town Hall and most municipal offices are closed today in observance of Independence Day. Residents with time-sensitive needs are encouraged to use the town's online services portal at nattleboro.com or report non-emergency issues through the BigRed311 system.
Saturday, July 4 — Stage 2 outdoor water restrictions remain in effect across North Attleborough. Residents are asked to limit outdoor water use as the town manages supply during the ongoing dry and hot stretch of summer weather.
Sunday, July 5 — The Woodcock Garrison Open House is scheduled for tomorrow, offering residents a chance to visit one of the town's historic landmarks as part of the broader Independence Day weekend.
Tuesday, July 7, evening — Richards Memorial Library will host its first "250th Guest Lecturer" event of the summer celebration series, featuring a Revolutionary War lecturer. The program is part of the library's lineup tied to the national semiquincentennial.
Wednesday, July 8 — Richards Memorial Library continues its 250th lecture series with a second installment focused on Women's Activism. Both library lectures are open to the public and are part of the town's two-week "Celebrating Liberty's Legacy" programming.
Sunday, July 12, 2 p.m. — The Attleboro and North Attleborough Historical Societies will present a talk by Paolo Di Gregorio at the Olde Town Church & Powder House. The free afternoon program is another component of the town's 250th anniversary celebration calendar.