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Events & Traditions

Annual celebrations and traditions that bring the Hubbardston community together.

January

Community Breakfast

Community breakfasts hosted by Walter T. Roach American Legion Post 182, open to all residents and visitors.

March

World's Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade

Hubbardston's signature event — a beloved, tongue-in-cheek St. Patrick's Day parade that celebrates the village's deep Irish heritage. The parade's short route through the tiny village is the whole point.

March

Knights of Columbus Fish Fry

Lenten fish fry hosted by Knights of Columbus Council 14581 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, a beloved Friday tradition during Lent.

March

Hubbardston 5K Run

A 5K run held as part of Hubbardston's St. Patrick's Day celebrations, drawing runners from across the region.

May

Memorial Day Observance

An annual Memorial Day ceremony honoring veterans from the Hubbardston area, held at local cemeteries.

June

Historical Society Open House

Annual June open house at the Hubbardston Area Historical Society archives, featuring displays of photographs, documents, and artifacts from the village's history.

July

Hubbapalooza

A two-day summer festival organized by Hands on Hubbardston. Features a 5K run, Hope Floats LED balloon launch, outdoor concert, and head-shaving fundraiser for charity.

July

Hope Floats LED Balloon Launch

A moving LED balloon launch at dusk during Hubbapalooza, honoring those affected by cancer and raising awareness for charity.

August

St. John the Baptist Parish Festival

An annual church festival hosted by St. John the Baptist Catholic Church featuring food, games, raffles, and community gathering.

SeptemberHistorical

Hubbardston Central Fair

A historical agricultural fair that showcased livestock, crops, and handcrafts from the farming community around Hubbardston.

October

Parish Cemetery Walk

An October guided walk through St. John the Baptist Cemetery, exploring the history and stories of Hubbardston's founding families through their gravesites.