Connecting Communities -

Bolton is closely connected to nearby towns. The town shares a high school with Stow and Lancaster and the three towns are brought together as part of the Nashoba Regional School District. Bolton also has strong connections with nearby towns including Harvard, Hudson, Clinton, Berlin, Marlborough, Maynard, Littleton, and Acton.

Here we highlight some of the organizations and businesses around the area that bring people together and make Bolton a great place to live and work. Watch for future additions to this list.

Women’s Business Network (WBN): This networking organization has a number of Bolton members and meets monthly in Harvard, bringing together women around the area to discuss businesses and strategies. Monthly speaking topics encourage discussions. Support from area businesswomen is among the benefits of joining this group.

WHEAT Community Connections: Located in Clinton, WHEAT ‘has served residents of the Greater Clinton area since 1982 and in 2012 became a direct service program of the United Way of Tri-County.’ WHEAT offers case management, a food pantry, a community cafe, an outdoor marketplace, a year-round thrift store, and offers seasonal programs to help area families with holiday food, backpacks for school, etc. From the website: “We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to become a productive, self-sufficient member of society. Last year alone we invested over 7 million dollars in programs and services that truly impact people’s lives.”

Bolton Lions Club

Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley

Both Stow TV (public access television) and Sterling-Lancaster Community (public access) often complement and work with Bolton Access Television on a variety of projects.

The Nashoba Symphonic Band brings together musicians from Bolton and around the area. The organization’s concerts, performed regularly at Nashoba Regional High School, are made possible in large part thanks to grants from the Mass Cultural Council. Here’s a video of the February 4th, 2023 concert recorded by Stow TV: