Meet at Memorial Park Beach bandstand. Help remove trash and invasive plants by land or by boat! Get the details HERE.

Questions? Email Rory McGregor (rmcgregor3@aol.com)

The Sustainable Sharon Coalition will be holding our Annual Meeting at Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary. Please find the agenda here. (Meeting Minutes from last year’s meeting are available here.)

We look forward to discussing our events and achievements of 2025/2026 and sustainability opportunities for the town of Sharon in the coming year!

Please join us if you can. All are welcome!

Please join us for the BAPS Charities Walkathon and help us raise funds to serve our community. Proceeds will benefit Sustainable Sharon Coalition!

REGISTER HERE

Rain Date: Sunday, May 3rd, same time

LMAC members and friends will share information on the lake's water quality, our new Watershed-Based Plan, and what's next for the lake.

You can also choose from 3 walks (RSVP's welcome/not required, please reply to lakecom@townofsharon.org):

1 - 2 pm: Beach walk on the Town's Veterans Memorial Beach Stormwater and Shoreline Improvement Project.

        Meet at Memorial Beach at 1 pm

2 - 3 pm: Option 1: Join a walk along Massapoag Ave with discussions of shoreline challenges such as erosion, nutrient runoff, and geese.

        Meet by Flume House near Rotary, 2 pm

2 - 3 pm: Option 2: Join Rick Ripley, local naturalist and fisherman, at Community Center Beach. He will discuss fish, wildlife, and water at Sucker Brook, the Lagoon, and South Cove.

        Meet at Community Center Beach, 2 pm

Location: Lake Massapoag Boat Launch Area

Bring gloves and shovels if possible!

Rain Date: May 2, 2026

Join NepRWA staff and volunteers to clean up parks and waterways among 13+ sites across the Neponset Watershed.

Multiple sites means roles for all abilities! Come volunteer--whether you’re hauling, picking up litter, checking people in, or snapping photos--there’s something for everyone.

Bring friends, family, or coworkers and help make a visible difference!

Check HERE for more details and to register.

Sharon Public Library - Stay and play or browse toys for borrowing from the Rainbow Toy Library. Toys will be aimed at ages 1 through 8, but all ages are welcome!

*If you would like to borrow from the entire selection, browse and reserve online at least ONE DAY BEFORE to pick up at Toy Time.

Sharon Public Library, Community Room B, Sharon Public Library, 1 School St, Sharon

Rain Date: April 25th

Meeting Point: Memorial Beach Parking Lot

Clean-up: 10:15 AM – noon

Potluck: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

RSVP: Letting us know your plans to participate is appreciated so we have appropriate supplies and food for everyone — click here.

Questions? Email: support@sustainablesharon.org.

The Town of Sharon and Sustainable Sharon Coalition will hold a Repair & Share event on Sunday, April 12, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Sharon Community Center.

This is the second time such an event has been offered. The first Fix-It Event, held in January, drew 50 residents. Volunteers successfully repaired 56% of items brought in, preventing dozens of items from entering the waste stream.

Repair and Share is a great way to celebrate Earth Day which is just around the corner on April 22.

Don't trash it - fix it!

Contact us if you'd like to get involved in this event!

Join the Sharon Sustainable Coalition and local artist Kashmica Sarkar to create some Earth Day inspired art! Registration is required. Register here.

Join us and three of Mass Audubon’s environmental education experts for an inspiring program on the power of environmental education as well innovative approaches that are inspiring a passion for conservation and sparking positive change in classrooms throughout Massachusetts.

Mass Audubon’s Vice President of Education, Kris Scopinich, Director of School Programs, Jennifer Feller, and Director of Adult Education and Accessible Programs, Lucy Gertz, will share the impactful work underway in advancing environmental literacy and conservation action across ages and towns in the Commonwealth.

Kindly RSVP by Monday, March 23.

Sharon Public Library - Stay and play or browse toys for borrowing from the Rainbow Toy Library. Toys will be aimed at babies, toddlers, & preschoolers, but all ages are welcome!

*If you would like to borrow from the entire selection, browse and reserve online at least ONE DAY BEFORE to pick up at Toy Time.

Sharon Public Library, Community Room B, Sharon Public Library, 1 School St, Sharon

Join Us at the Sharon Public Library

The New England Environmental Finance Center (NEEFC) is hosting a workshop to share information on free trainings, as well as technical assistance programs, for communities/municipalities, to support in funding applications. 

This webinar will focus on state, regional, and federal funding opportunities for projects aimed at water quality/infrastructure, stormwater management, watershed/ecological restoration, and climate resilience.

Representatives from each funding agency will be present to provide a brief overview of their programs and opportunities.

Register HERE

Sharon Public Library - Stay and play or browse toys for borrowing from the Rainbow Toy Library. Sharon Public Library.

Community Room B, Sharon Public Library, 1 School St, Sharon

Massachusetts has had a rebate for electric cars since 2014, called MOR-EV. Have you taken advantage yet? This webinar, hosted by Green Energy Consumers Alliance, will go over the MOR-EV rebate in depth. You'll learn: 

• The rebate for new and used cars 

• The larger rebate for income-qualified residents 

• The rebate for trucks 

• How to access the rebate at the dealership or at home after purchase.

Join us! Register HERE.

Location: Sharon Community Center, 219 Massapoag Ave.

Sharon Community Center. Bring broken items from home or your skills in repair! Plus, learn about Sustainable Sharon Coalition and all we have to offer! 

960 Washington Street, Canton

Please join us for a Rake the Lake volunteer event! 
Rain date will be the  same time on November 16th.

We will meet at Veteran’s Memorial beach -- bring rakes if you have them! Volunteers will help clear leaves and exposed weeds from the shoreline at Memorial Beach and Community Center Beach.

Leaf litter contains phosphorus that drives cyanobacteria blooms. As they decay, they form a nutrient rich “muck” that fuels weed growth. The lake committee (LLMAC) is leading this event, and also kindly asking lakefront residents to rake the leaves out of the water near their shoreline, and away from the shore, annually.

Contact Debbie Tatro with questions (781-835-8258). Thank you!

Location: UMass Amherst Henry M. Thomas III Center; 1500 Main St, Room 014; Springfield, MA

Come learn about Massachusetts’s clean energy plan from Melissa Lavinson, Executive Director of the Office of Energy Transformation and provide your input!

Please register here and let us know if you require language translation services!

Parking available at Tower Square Parking Garage.

Food and Refreshments provided. Children welcome to accompany attendee.

Agenda

• What is the Office of Energy Transformation?

• Where does MA get its energy?

• How much energy does MA need and what are the projections?

• Outline of MA clean energy goals and plans to achieve them

• Learn what you can do to save energy and money

For questions contact: samantha.k.jackson@mass.gov

Refreshments will be served. All are welcome!

Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, 293 Moose Hill Parkway in Sharon.

Join us for a community cleanup around Lake Massapoag and nearby streets in Sharon to pick up trash and remove invasive plants.

And, for the first time ever, help us clean the shoreline from the water, thanks to our new cleanup partner, Boating in Boston.

• Meet at the Memorial Park Beach bandstand (main beach on Beach Street, Sharon) at 8:30 am to sign in and choose your cleanup site.

• If you’re interested in going out on the water, you can reserve a kayak or canoe at check-in.

• We will provide trash bags, trash tongs, rakes, shovels, gloves, hand sanitizer, and bug spray.

• Plan to bring hats, sunscreen, water, snacks — and any favorite work gloves (though we will also have gloves on-site for you.) Long pants and closed-toed shoes are recommended for terrain and poison ivy.

• Volunteers who want to help remove invasive plants should bring cutting tools or loppers.

More information and registration: neponset.org/event/lake-massapoag-cleanup

Join us in collaboration with Sharon Historical Society and Sharon Friends of Conservation for a hike led by geologist Erika Amir-Lin. Saturday, April 27th at 10AM; Moose Hill Audubon. Learn more HERE.

On Saturday, April 26th, Mass Audubon will host their annual Statewide Volunteer Day with many opportunities to get involved. 

Resurface trails, clean up trash, aid in trail maintenance, remove invasive plants, install new trail signage and/or bridges, trim trees, and more!

Explore volunteer opportunities that are accessible, accommodating, and inclusive to volunteers with a broad range of abilities.

If you can’t make it to Moose Hill or another sanctuary for Statewide Volunteer Day, you can still support Mass Audubon's efforts from home.

Show you care about protecting wildlife in Massachusetts by writing a letter to our legislator. 

The Annual Neponset River Spring Cleanup is looking for volunteers to help spruce up sites all across the Watershed. For site details and to register, go to neponset.org/cleanup.