Welcome to Crossroads Events!

There are a lot of ways to get out and enjoy these early days of 2025. Fresh from our events calendar, you will find entertaining, educational, musical and downright tasty events offered by the Chamber and our Members below. The 2025 ENJOY Central Mass South Directory & Regional Guide arrived from the printers last week. We'll let you know how to get a stack of these to share at your business. We also introduce our newest Members, and share the latest local business news and happenings in this issue. Don't wait if you want to see Gary McKinstry at The Barn in February. The word is out and 25 of the 100 available seats have already been sold!

CROSSROADS is our Members' platform to share their latest news with nearly 1,000 fellow Chamber Members and subscribers in our community. Help us fill up 2025 on our Events calendar with your big happenings and keep emailing us your press releases, links and photos for inclusion in CROSSROADS. NEXT ISSUE: JANUARY 31, 2025

CHAMBER OFFICE INFO

The office will be CLOSED on Monday, January 20 for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

The office is OPEN Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

No appointment is necessary. Give us a ring at 508-347-2761 to be sure we are here.

CMS CHAMBER OFFICE, 1A RIVER ROAD, STURBRIDGE

MEDIUM NIGHT WITH GARY MCKINSTRY

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2025 FROM 7:00-9:00PM

THE BARN AT WIGHT FARM, 420 MAIN STREET, STURBRIDGE

Internationally known Psychic Medium Entertainer, Gary McKinstry, will share his gift to connect with the spirit world and bring intuitive messages to our guests at the Chamber’s Medium Night. Gary McKinstry has worked as a psychic medium for over 30 years, and he is dedicated to helping people in all walks of life and death. Gary will deliver your messages to those who have crossed over with style.

To learn more about Gary and his work visit www.garymckinstry.com.

Tickets are $60 for CMS Chamber members and their employees, or $65 for non-Members. Cash bar.

This intimate and enlightening evening with Gary is limited to 100 attendees, so get your tickets now! MORE THAN 25 TICKETS HAVE BEEN SOLD.

Questions? For tickets and info give the Chamber a call at 508-347-2761 or email info@cmschamber.org.

With Gratitude to our Sponsor: Steve’s Collision Center, Inc.

Dedicated to Perfection - Complete satisfaction is our #1 priority at Steve’s Collision Center, Inc. We understand being in an accident is a significant inconvenience, and we are here to help. We work with all insurance companies, but most importantly, we work for you as our customer. Our main goal is to exceed your expectations. That’s what it takes to be the best!

Steve’s Collision Center

210 Charlton Road, Route 20, Sturbridge, MA

508-347-9116

https://www.stevescollision.com/

Enjoy! Central Mass South 2025

The Chamber's Directory & Regional Guide is hot off the presses.

The guide is a comprehensive Member directory designed to help residents and visitors navigate our area's resources. We will be distributing copies to our local town halls and libraries over the next few weeks. The guide is also available in the outdoor self-serve displays at the Chamber office/Visitor Center and online on the Chamber website.

Would you like some copies to distribute at your place of business?

Feel free to drop by the Chamber office to pick up as many as you need or just drop an email to Alix and we will bring copies to you at your convenience!



Welcome, New Members!

The Shawna E. Shea Memorial Foundation, Inc.

194 Granite Street, Uxbridge, MA

(508) 282-9847

www.shawnafoundation.org

The mission of the Shawna Foundation is to equitably promote and support students through scholarship, and showcase artists in film-making, performance arts, poetry and other creative endeavors with a focus on underrepresented communities. On the first Thursday of every month, the Shawna Foundation presents FREE Underground Wednesday Film Screenings of classic and cult films at starlite in Southbridge with hosts Patrick Bracken and Skip Shea.

Visit online to get involved, donate, and learn more about the foundation's programs and offerings.

MEMBER 2 MEMBER DISCOUNTS IN 2025

Keep it LOCAL and SAVE when you use your M2M Card at the Member businesses listed below.

If you would like to add an offer from your business to this program, update your existing offer, or have questions about the Chamber's MEMBER 2 MEMBER Discounts, just drop us a line. You can offer whatever you would like to encourage your fellow Members to patronize your business in the New Year. Click the M2M logo to see all the current offers on the Chamber website.

DOWNLOAD AND PRINT this one-page PDF flyer for details of this program which is a benefit of Chamber Membership you can pass on to all your co-workers and employees.

ALTERNATIVES FOR HEALTH HERBAL APOTHECARY

AVELLINO

B.T.’S SMOKEHOUSE

BRUSH IT OFF ART & POTTERY STUDIO

CEDAR STREET GRILLE

EDWARD JONES

FINS & TALES

LILLY'S RESTORATION

MORIN JEWELERS

OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE

REBECCA J SEY LMT

SALEM CROSS INN

STUDIO 20/20

STURBRIDGE POTTERY (OPEN APRIL-DEC)

THE DUCK

THE LAST GREEN VALLEY   

TRI-COMMUNITY FAMILY BRANCH YMCA

UNIVERSAL TAG, INC.

Second Chance Animal Services Reflects on a Remarkable 2024:

Helping Over 56,000 Pets Despite Challenges

EAST BROOKFIELD, MA (January 8, 2025) – Second Chance Animal Services is proud to announce its 2024 achievements, providing life-changing assistance to 56,828 pets. This year brought extraordinary challenges, including the temporary closure of the Worcester Community Veterinary Hospital following a series of electrical fires stemming from outside the building last month. Despite this setback, the organization remained unwavering in its mission to help pets and their families.

“2024 was a year defined by resilience,” said Sheryl Blancato, CEO and founder of Second Chance. “The temporary closure of our Worcester hospital has been a significant hurdle, but we’re working tirelessly to reopen by the end of January. The dedication of our team and the generosity of our supporters have been vital in allowing us to continue meeting the needs of pets in our community.”

Among the thousands of pets helped this year was Ribbet, a Labrador Retriever puppy whose story exemplifies resilience and hope. After being rehomed outside of Second Chance’s adoption process, Ribbet returned to the organization with life-threatening injuries, including a crushed skull that resulted in the loss of both eyes. Thanks to emergency surgery and follow-up care provided by the Second Chance team, along with the generosity of supporters, Ribbet made an incredible recovery. Now adopted by his foster family, Ribbet is thriving, learning to navigate the world and even playing fetch with a jingle ball.

Second Chance also responded to crisis situations as an emergency partner in 2024. In one instance, the organization took in 27 small dogs surrendered by an overwhelmed owner. Some of the dogs required extensive care before being placed in loving homes, a testament to the organization’s commitment to pets in crisis.

Through its full-service veterinary hospitals, Second Chance provided affordable care accessible to everyone, with additional discounted pricing available for those who qualify. These efforts help keep pets in their homes whenever possible. The pet food pantry program also experienced record demand, with distributions to local human food pantries ensuring no pet went hungry.

Blancato emphasized that while the Worcester hospital remains closed, significant progress is being made toward reopening. “We’re thoroughly checking all equipment and systems to ensure we can provide the highest level of care when the hospital reopens later this month,” she said.

Looking to the future, Second Chance welcomed 14 additional veterinarians to our hospital staff in 2024 to meet the growing demand for services. "The need for assistance continues to rise, and we’re committed to help even more pets and families in 2025," Blancato added.

Those wishing to support Second Chance Animal Services can donate online at www.secondchanceanimals.org/help or by mail to Second Chance, PO Box 136, East Brookfield, MA 01515.

For more information about Second Chance’s programs and impact, visit www.secondchanceanimals.org

PHOTO: Naomie and Anyla are a sweet, bonded pair who are waiting for their forever home.

About Second Chance Animal Services

Second Chance Animal Services is a nonprofit animal welfare organization founded in 1999. Second Chance began as an animal shelter and grew to help more pets in need. Today Second Chance operates Community Veterinary Hospitals in North Brookfield, Southbridge, Springfield, and Worcester providing access to the highest-quality veterinary care for all. Subsidized rates are provided to underserved communities to ensure access to care for all pets in need. Last year Second Chance helped over 56,000 pets live better lives through full-service veterinary care, spay/neuter services, adoption services, community & educational outreach programs, training, and a pet food pantry. For more information, visit Second Chance’s website at www.secondchanceanimals.org.

Follow Second Chance on Facebook:  facebook.com/secondchanceanimals

Follow Second Chance on Instagram: @secondchanceas/

Follow Second Chance on Twitter:  @secondchanceas

Country Bank Announces Promotions in Customer Experience and Marketing

January 10, 2025 - Mary McGovern, President and CEO of Country Bank, is delighted to announce Melissa Mann's promotion to Vice President of Customer Experience and Michael Dias to Product Marketing & Business Insights Officer.

Melissa offers a unique blend of skills, including completing New England School for Financial Studies through Massachusetts Bankers in 2019. She is currently working on completing her Project Management Certification through the Project Management Institute which shows her ongoing commitment to professional development and has prepared her well for this role. She will continue to lead and manage the Bank's Sales and Customer Experience programs and strategies, showcasing her dedication and leadership.

Michael Dias has been promoted to Product Marketing & Business Insights Officer. Michael has been a driving force in integrating data analytics into the Bank's marketing strategies. With an MBA in Data Analytics from Western New England University and his recent certification as a Certified Financial Marketing Professional (CFMP) from the American Bankers Association, Michael's strategic mindset and forward-thinking approach have been key in integrating data analytics into the Bank's marketing strategies.

“We are excited to announce the well-deserved promotions of Melissa and Michael,” said Miriam Siegel, Chief Culture and Development Officer at Country Bank. “Their hard work, dedication, and contributions have been instrumental to the Bank’s success. We take great pride in supporting our team members’ commitment to continuous professional and personal growth, empowering them to explore the many rewarding career paths in community banking.”

These promotions are a testament to the dedication, innovation, and leadership that drive Country Bank forward. They underscore the significant impact that Melissa and Michael have had on their teams, colleagues, and the Bank, demonstrating their ability to inspire and lead.

About Country Bank: Established in 1850, Country Bank has a rich history of supporting personal and business banking customers through financial solutions with FDIC and DIF insurance for added security. Country Bank is a full-service $1.8B mutual community bank serving Central and Western Massachusetts with 14 banking centers and 2 business offices in Ware, Palmer, West Brookfield, Brimfield, Belchertown, Wilbraham, Ludlow, Leicester, Paxton, Charlton, Springfield, Uxbridge, and Worcester. With a commitment to personalized service and community involvement, Country Bank offers individuals, businesses, and municipalities a comprehensive range of banking products and services. Country Bank is a member of FDIC, DIF, and the SUM network. Country Bank can be reached at 800-322-8233 or online at countrybank.com. 

VIDEO: See you on the Sturbridge Trails!

Pathway to Community: In 2024, the Sturbridge Trails Committee partnered with local filmmaker Shawn Read to produce a documentary of how the trails in Sturbridge came to be and what it takes to keep them available and accessible for all. Through the efforts of hard working individuals, gracious landowners, and a supportive community, decades of work comes together in this insightful and beautiful piece. Learn more about the trails of Sturbridge at www.treksturbridge.org

Our Bright Future’s 4th Annual Gala:

A Night in the Enchanted Garden

Registration is officially open! 

Click the link below to purchase your tickets!

Date: Saturday, March 1st

Time: 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM

Location: Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton, Massachusetts 

Ticket Price: $75

Keynote Speaker: Mary O’Coin 

We hope that you will join us for a wonderful evening of music, dancing, raffles, food, and a cash bar! 

give.ourbrightfutureinc.org/.../our.../e635646

Discover Central Massachusetts is committed to promoting the incredible businesses that make our region thrive. DCM is currently collecting updates on “What’s New” in Central MA, and would love to hear about what’s happening with your business! Whether it’s a new product, service, event, expansion, or exciting milestone, this is your chance to be featured in DCM's marketing efforts to locals and visitors alike.

Why share? Your updates may be included in: Regional marketing campaigns, Social media promotions, Visitor guides and more! PLUS Statewide exposure through the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism (MOTT). Don’t miss the chance to get your business in front of a larger audience! Deadline: Submit your information by Thursday, 1/30/2025.

Second Chance Announces 26th Annual Auction Gala

March 29 Event to Support Over 56,000 Pets in Need

EAST BROOKFIELD, MA (January 14, 2025) – Second Chance Animal Services is excited to host its 26th Annual Auction Gala on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at the AC Marriott in Worcester, MA. This highly anticipated event is Second Chance’s most important fundraiser of the year, raising critical funds to help provide lifesaving services to over 56,000 pets in need.

The evening will feature hundreds of silent auction items, exciting raffles, and a small but exclusive live auction offering one-of-a-kind experiences. With a relaxed cocktail and dressy casual dress code, the event is designed to be an enjoyable evening for all, combining great company with opportunities to make a meaningful impact. All proceeds will support Second Chance’s mission to transform the lives of pets by providing affordable veterinary care, keeping pets with their families, and finding loving homes for animals in need.

Second Chance invites animal lovers to make a difference by attending this special event. Tickets are on sale now, and seating is limited, so early reservations are encouraged.

Businesses and individuals can also support the event by sponsoring, which includes recognition in event materials and highlights their commitment to supporting pets in need. Donations to the auction are another great way to get involved, with unique goods, services, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences being especially popular.

“This event is all about bringing people together to help pets in need,” said Lindsay Doray, Chief Development Officer of Second Chance. “With hundreds of auction items, raffles, and a live auction, there’s something for everyone. Every ticket, sponsorship, and donation makes a direct impact on the lives of pets in our community.”

To purchase tickets, become a sponsor, or donate auction items, visit https://www.secondchanceanimals.org/annual-auction/ or contact development@secondchanceanimals.org. Join us for an evening of fun and philanthropy as we work together to give pets a second chance at life.

PHOTO: The Auction Gala will benefit Second Chance shelter pets like 7-year-old Flash who is currently waiting to find a foster so he can undergo needed orthopedic surgery.

Wild Bird Trivia Night at Klem's!

Thursday, January 23, 2025 (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)

Join us at Klem’s for a night of feathered fun with the Shafer Rep, Tom! Test your bird knowledge in an engaging trivia competition all about wild birds. ‍Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just curious about our winged friends, this event is perfect for nature enthusiasts of all levels. 

Enjoy:

• Exciting and educational trivia rounds with prizes for the top winners!
• Expert tips on bird care and feeding from the Shafer Rep! 
• Save Big! Shop special discounts on wild bird products during the event! 
• Event Exclusive: Free Gift with Purchase of Wild Bird Products! See store for details. 
• Q&A Session! Free Raffles & Seed Samples!
• Become a Rewards Member and learn how you can earn Free Wild Bird Food! 
• Complimentary Refreshments & More!

Mark Your Calendars:️ 

When: Thursday, January 23rd (Snow Date: January 30th) Time: 6:00 pm Where: Klem’s, 117 West Main Street, Spencer, MA 01562 

We hope you will join us! Bring your bird-loving friends and your best bird facts—this is one trivia night you won’t want to miss!

“Road Trip 1927 – 18,000 miles in a Model T Ford”

presented at Sturbridge Historical Society meeting by Bob Arnold

On Thursday, January 23, at 7 PM at the Publick House, the Sturbridge Historical Society is presenting a program by Sturbridge photographer Bob Arnold. Almost a century ago, in 1927, Carey and Maud Melville, Bob’s grandparents, made an epic, eight-month-long, 18,000-mile road trip with their three children. 

Packing everyone into a Ford Model T Touring Car named Hubbub with attached trailer, the Melvilles left their Worcester home Worcester in January, with the objective of traveling the entire periphery of the United States and, as Mrs. Melville noted in one of her many journals, “…finding out-of-the-way places and experiencing the natural wonders the country had to offer.” The issues these travelers encountered stand in sharp contrast to what we find when we set out on a road trip today. Many roads were unpaved and unnamed, often little more than trails that were muddy in the rain and dusty the rest of the time. The business of providing travel and roadside amenities from gas to food was in its infancy, often with options few and far between.

Carey Melville had taken a sabbatical from his teaching position at Clark University, which provided the time for the road trip. He was an accomplished amateur photographer and more than a hundred of his photographs from the trip will be featured in the program, illustrating both the joys and the trials of cross country travel in 1927.

Bob Arnold is a freelance photographer, amateur historian and avid collector of all things Sturbridge. In addition to serving clients throughout New England, Bob has been documenting life in our community since he and his family moved here in 1970. His work over the past 50 plus years has yielded a unique perspective on the commercial, cultural, and environmental changes in our community and his ongoing program of digital preservation of documents and photographic images assures that future generations will have access to the visual record of our past. Bob lives in town with his wife, Susan, their dog, Jesse and thousands of images.

The program begins at 7 PM and is generously hosted by the Publick House.

Evening of Illumination

Old Sturbridge Village

Select Saturdays | Jan. 25, Feb. 8, and Feb. 22

Times: Tours leave every 10 minutes from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and last approximately 90 minutes. Timed tickets are required.

Cost: $35 Member Adults, $50 Non-Member Adults

Meets at Ox & Yoke Cafe (across from the entrance to the Visitor Center)

How did New England families spend their evenings before the intrusion of texting, telephones, TVs, and computers? Visitors to Old Sturbridge Village will get a rare chance to find out as they tour the historic Village lit only by candles, oil lamps, lanterns, and firelight during Old Sturbridge Village’s Evening of Illumination. Guided tours around the Village Common allow guests to visit select homes and shops to see how early New Englanders spent their evenings in the days before electricity. Visitors will be treated to music and storytelling throughout the tour and will see Village artisans at work by candlelight. Each tour will begin with hot cocoa or coffee and will conclude in the Bullard Tavern, where guests can enjoy warm beverages and light fare.* This program is designed for adults.

*Light fare and beverage is included in your ticket.

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE

EVENING OF ILLUMINATION IS SPONSORED BY NATIONAL GRID

Tutti Quanti Wine Tasting: January 28, 6:30 - 8:00pm

Wine and food pairing events are a delightful culinary experience. Savor a carefully curated selection of our wines paired with our products.  

Attendees gain insights into the principles of pairing different wines with specific types of cuisine, creating a sensory journey that celebrates the nuances of both food and wine in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Events start at 6:30 pm. Registration fee is $15. Note there is no seating. Guests will receive a $5 voucher to be used for a store purchase and are able to shop for wine and food after the event.

To Register: www.tuttiquantifoods.com/wine-tastings

Hitchcock Brown Bag Speaker Series Reinstated

Kicking Off With a Talk about “Brimfield Heroine” and “Mother of Oregon” Tabitha Moffat

Due to demand, Hitchcock is proud to announce the revival of a popular, long-missed series of Brown Bag speakers. The series kicks off at 12pm on January 29th with a talk about “Brimfield Heroine” and “Mother of Oregon” Tabitha Moffat.

Join local historian and Hitchcock Trustee Mike DeFalco for a talk about "Brimfield Heroine" Tabitha Moffat. Moffat was born in Brimfield in 1780 and later in life (in her 60s) journeyed with her children on the Oregon Trail. Once there, she started a school for children that later became Pacific University. She wrote a letter to her family back in Brimfield talking about her experiences on the Trail which became known as the “Brimfield Heroine Letter”. It described attacks by Native Americans, near starvation and other assorted dangers. In the 1970s, the Oregon State Legislature proclaimed her the "Mother of Oregon".

The talk will also include the story of Moffat's husband Clark Brown who arrived in town in the 1790s to serve as the Congregational Church pastor and immediately became part of a major controversy which resulted in an ecclesiastical trial known as the Brown Church War.

These accounts are also mentioned in The Brimfield Historical Commission’s “101 Things to Know About Brimfield.”

Reservations are required (Registration closes Jan 27 at 6pm) and there is a $10 fee per person. Lunch begins at noon and the talk at 12:30. Registrants can choose to bring their own lunch or for an additional $10 (includes half sandwich, soup, and beverage.) The talk will run approximately an hour. Reserve on the Hitchcock website.

This program is presented with support from The Shirley Frye Memorial Fund.

Hitchcock Academy is a community center located at 2 Brookfield Road in Brimfield serving the community with educational, recreational, and cultural programming. More information can be found at www.hitchcockacademy.org.

7 Bridges Road: An Acoustic Tribute to the Eagles

February 1, 2025, 5:30pm-10:00pm

The Barn at Wight Farm

420 Main Street, Sturbridge, MA

7 BRIDGES ROAD IS BACK AT THE BARN! 

Is there a better way to spend a Friday evening in February than with New England’s own 7 Bridges Road Band? Returning to The Barn at Wight Farm and performing in our Winthrop Room, this acoustic tribute to the one and only Eagles is not to be missed. If you are even a little bit of an Eagles fan this show will have you singing along from the first song. This show sold out for their last 6 appearances at The Barn…so make sure you purchase your tickets early.

All shows are accompanied by a complete buffet meal including salad and rolls. A full cash bar is always available and decadent desserts can also be purchased at an additional charge. There are always several protein options to choose from. Vegetarian and Gluten-Free options are available with advanced notice to our staff. Doors open at 5:30 pm, buffet begins at 6:00 pm, music starts at 7:30 pm.

Please visit thebarnatwightfarm.com or our Facebook page at facebook.com/thebarnatwightfarm to keep up to date on new shows or upcoming events. You can also call The Barn at 774.241.8450 for questions or for more information. Ticket can only be purchased on eventbrite.com.

Tickets: $60 – $65 Purchase on eventbrite here.

Auditions for "On Golden Pond”

Gateway Players Theatre in Southbridge, MA is hosting auditions for "On Golden Pond”, part of our 50th Anniversary Season. This drama is written by Ernest Thompson. They will be held on Sunday, February 2nd at 4pm and Monday, February 3rd at 6:30 at Elm Street Congregational Church 61 Elm Street, Southbridge. 

Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Performance dates are May 2, 3, 4, 9, 10. Rehearsals will be on Monday and Thursday nights. Presented by permission through special arrangement with Dramatist Play Services. The adult cast consists of three men, 2 women and 1 teen boy. Directed by Patrick Bracken and produced by Lou-Ellen Corkum. For more information, please contact Gateway at 508-764-4531. 

"On Golden Pond” is the love story of Ethel and Norman Thayer, who are returning to their summer home on Golden Pond for the forty-eighth year.

Stewing Over Mysteries with Hank Phillippi Ryan

Thursday, February 13, 2025, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of thrilling mysteries and hearty comfort food as USA Today bestselling author Hank Phillippi Ryan comes to Sturbridge for an exclusive author event. Sponsored by the Friends of the Joshua Hyde Public Library, this event will take place on Thursday, February 13, 2025, at 6:30 PM at the iconic Publick House in Sturbridge, MA. Stewing Over Mysteries is a night of captivating conversation, delicious food, and the chance to meet one of the country’s top mystery writers. 

Ticket Information:

 •General Admission: $20 – Includes admission to the event and dinner of beef stew, rolls, dessert, coffee/tea. A vegetarian and gluten-free option is available at time of ticket purchase.

 •Book & Ticket Package: $34 – Includes event admission, dinner, and a signed copy of Hank Phillippi Ryan’s novel, One Wrong Word 

Book Club on the Go is the official bookseller for the event. www.bookclubct.com/

Tickets are limited, so don’t miss out on this chance to dine, chat, and discover more about the art of mystery writing with one of the best in the genre. 

To purchase tickets, visit www.sturbridgelibrary.org 

HANK PHILLIPPI RYAN is the USA Today bestselling author of 15 psychological thrillers, winning the genre’s most prestigious awards: five Agathas, five Anthonys, and the coveted Mary Higgins Clark Award. She’s also an investigative reporter for Boston’s WHDH-TV, winning 37 EMMYs. Her newest is the page-turning standalone ONE WRONG WORD – a twisty non-stop story of gaslighting, manipulation, and murder. She is the host of CRIME TIME on A Mighty Blaze, and co-host of THE BACK ROOM and FIRST CHAPTER FUN. She lives in Boston.

February Vacation Discovery Adventures

February 19-21, 2025

Old Sturbridge Village

Times: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Discovery Adventures are immersive day programs that give kids a chance to step back in time and experience life in the 1830s at Old Sturbridge Village. Every session offers kids the opportunity to explore an aspect of 19th-century history and daily life. All programs include an afternoon snack, hands-on crafts, and the chance to learn something new while making lasting friends and memories.

3-Day Programs:

Tapping into Sweetness: A Journey from Tree to Table

Frosty Days and Winter Work

Ages 6-14

Find more information and register on the Old Sturbridge Village website.

Introducing The Salem Sunday Special – a hearty, home-style meal.

You’ll enjoy:

Fresh Local Roasted Turkey from Liberty Family Farms

Stuffing, giblet gravy, whipped potatoes, butternut squash, tossed salad, and a sundae for dessert! All for $28.

Available as long as it lasts! Make your Sunday one to savor at Salem Cross Inn.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday: 4pm - 8pm, Sunday: 12pm - 5pm

Call 508-867-2345 for reservations.

Visit the Facebook page for the latest updates.

www.salemcrossinn.com

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