Rendering of Fayville Hall, about 1910, probably by the building’s architect.
Our Mission
The Southborough History and Arts Center at Fayville Hall, sponsored by the Southborough Historical Society, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, interpretation, and public presentation of the history and cultural heritage of Southborough and its surrounding communities.
Our Building
Located within the carefully restored 1911 Fayville Village Hall—originally constructed to honor Civil War veterans—the Center serves as a civic and cultural resource that brings together historical scholarship and artistic expression. More about the building
What We Do
Through exhibitions, lectures, workshops, and multidisciplinary educational programs spanning the fine arts, music, culinary arts, and traditional crafts, the Center fosters meaningful engagement with the past while encouraging contemporary creative exploration.
Why It Matters
By providing opportunities for learning, dialogue, and cultural exchange, the Center strengthens community identity, promotes appreciation of local heritage, and ensures that the stories, traditions, and contributions of our region’s residents are preserved and made accessible for present and future generations.
Fayville Hall about the 1930s, with the original iron fountain, now lost, in front.
Art, education, history, culture
Art
Rotating gallery exhibitions by regional artists, open Friday through Monday afternoons.
Education
Classes and workshops for all ages, taught by local artists and makers.
History
Preserving 300 years of archival material as well as the historic Fayville Village Hall itself for generations to come.
Culture
Storytelling, chamber music, drama, lectures, the Holiday Craft Show and gatherings that bring Southborough together.
Be part of it
Come to an event, become a member, or host your own gathering at Fayville Hall.