Welcome to the City of Worcester Visitor Guide! Here you can quickly find our most popular information and resources listed below:
Worcester offers a wealth of activities with its vast array of green and blue space. City park amenities include athletic fields, playgrounds, nature trails, beaches, pools and spray parks.
In Worcester, you can find over 20 lakes and ponds that support a variety of recreational activities, including bird watching, walking, swimming, fishing and boating.
The City of Worcester is home to so many fun restaurants, exciting things to see and places to go, there's always something for everyone in the family to enjoy!
Come watch and cheer on your favorite sports teams right here in Worcester! The City of Worcester is home to the Baseball Futures League, AHL Hockey and Arena Football.
The park features about a half-mile of accessible walking paths, elevated boardwalks and three bridges crossing a section of the Middle River that runs into the headwaters of the Blackstone River. Included along the trails and boardwalks are observational platforms, kiosks and interpretive signage providing historical and ecological information about the Blackstone River and the role it played in the history of Worcester and the Blackstone Valley Corridor.
The Blackstone Heritage Corridor Visitor Center is a full service, multi-use facility, featuring a welcoming area, historic and cultural exhibits, a theater, restroom facilities, an adjacent passive recreation lawn and office, classroom and function space. The Visitor Center also houses the Central Region Headquarters for the MA Department of Conservation and Recreation.
City Manager Eric D. Batista announced Friday the allocation of $10M of unspent Fiscal Year 24 funds, also known as free cash, to benefit the Worcester Public Schools (WPS) and $2.2M of tax relief to residents.
Posted: Friday 12/20/24
The City of Worcester launched a crowdsource map Thursday to solicit input from the public on locations to place 150 to 200 trash and recycling bins throughout the city in 2025.
Posted: Thursday 12/19/24
The City of Worcester launched a crowdsource map Thursday to solicit input from the public on locations to place 150 to 200 trash and recycling bins throughout the city in 2025.
Posted: Thursday 12/19/24
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The Department of Public Works & Parks has been treating streets as quickly as possible....
Posted: Friday 12/20/24 6:04 PM
City Manager Eric D. Batista announced Friday the allocation of $10M of unspent Fiscal Year 24 funds, also known as free cash, to benefit the Worcester Public Schools (WPS) and $2.2M of tax relief to residents....
Posted: Friday 12/20/24 4:08 PM
City Council 12/20/2024
Posted: Friday 12/20/24 12:00 PM
125 of your neighbors have spoken - make your voice heard!...
Posted: Thursday 12/19/24 12:00 PM
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