5 Things You Need to Know Today: Aug. 18
On Thursday, we have open gym for boys at the High School, David Bastille's paintings at Pejamajo Cafe and a call to vendors for the Historical Society's 31st Annual Antiques and Craft Fair.
- Holliston High School will host open gym for boys in grades 2-8 at 7 p.m.
- According to weather.com, the forecast is partly cloudy with a high of 84 degrees, a low of 61 and a 10 percent chance of rain.
- The paintings of Holliston artist David Bastille will be on display at Pejamajo Cafe through the end of August.
- The Holliston VFW recently began a "Wave to the Police" initiative to build a stronger relationship between the children of Holliston and its police force.
When children see a police officer in town this summer, they can wave "hello," at which point the officer will stop to chat. Children who thank the officer for protecting residents of Holliston will receive a gift coupon for an ice cream from Central Cafe.
The program, said VFW Commander Bob Lindsey, is designed to have children learn to respect the police and lose any fear of them. - As posted on its website, the Holliston Historical Society will host the 31st Annual Antiques and Craft Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18.
The event is free of charge with a rain date of Sept. 26.
The Historical Society is also looking for vendors to set up booths during the fair. Interested vendors can find futher information and fill out an application online.
Vendors can also contact Sheila Adams at 508-429-4876 or the Historical Society at 508 429-5795.
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Holliston High School
370 Hollis St, Holliston, MA -
Pejamajo Cafe
770 Washington St, Holliston, MA -
Holliston Historical Society
547 Washington St, Holliston, MA -
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
310 Woodland St, Holliston, MA -
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Central Cafe
98 Central St, Holliston, MA
