Norwood’s 3 Concert Series Please All-June 25, 2005

The lineup spans large-ensemble Sunday shows, Wednesday night Summerfest events, and historic 53-bell carillon performances from the Memorial Tower.

Estimated 70,000 Brave Heat to View Fourth of July Parade-July 5, 1990

A record crowd of 70,000 spectators turns out for Norwood's Fourth of July parade featuring marching bands, political figures, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Peabody School Graduates Told Of Obligation To Support Education-June 25, 1982

School officials emphasize community obligations and moral commitments to public education during exercises at Junior High School South.

Summerfest Strikes Up Wednesday-June 25, 1981

Facing strict tax expenditure caps, local arts organizers scrap children's Saturday programming to save the weekly town common music series.

Professional Bagpiper and Scottish Highland Dancer Lezlie Paterson Brings Scottish Arts to Norwood-September 29, 1980

Professional bagpiper and certified Scottish Highland dancer Lezlie Paterson settles in Norwood on Walnut Avenue, bringing traditional Scottish arts and teaching to the local community.

Rain-Delayed July 4th Parade Set-August 28, 1978

Norwood's rain-delayed July Fourth parade marches down Washington Street with 22 bands, floats, and honorary grand marshalls following a successful community fundraising effort.

Lederhosen, Oompah Bands, and Beer: Norwood Kickers Host Annual German Oktoberfest-September 28, 1973

The Norwood Kickers Soccer Club prepares to host a capacity Oktoberfest celebration at the Workmen's Hall on Wilson Street featuring oompah bands, German beer, and traditional attire.

Senior Citizens Prepare for Fall Fair and Centennial Ball-August 31, 1972

A whirlwind of activity fills the elderly drop-in center in Norwood as local seniors put the finishing touches on preparations for their upcoming Fall Fair, scheduled for September 30. Craft … Continue reading Senior Citizens Prepare for Fall Fair and Centennial Ball-August 31, 1972

Arrangements Set For First Old Home Week-July 27, 1902

The Norwood business association and board of trade finalized a comprehensive program for the town's inaugural Old Home Day celebration.