Join us for an exciting and historic event as we unveil Woburn’s new Battle Road Memorial Area! This special occasion will commemorate our city’s rich Revolutionary War history with a brand-new monument, interpretive signage, and a thoughtfully designed seating area for visitors to reflect on our past.

Saturday April 12th, 2025
11am-2pm
Battle Road Memorial Area, 249 Russell Street, Woburn, MA (Former Site of the Tarky School)

Event Highlights:
Monument Dedication – Commemorating Woburn’s Revolutionary War legacy
Interpretive Signage – Discover the history of Battle Road
Live Music & Entertainment – Featuring performances by local artists, including Woburn’s City Band and honor guards from the Sheriff’s Office, Woburn Police, and Fire Department
Colonial Games & Activities – Fun for all ages
Food & Refreshments – Enjoy burgers and hotdogs courtesy of the Lion’s Club
Distinguished Speakers – Hear from local leaders, historians, and community members
Musical Performances – From 12-2 PM, David Andrews and his band will perform family and patriotic music
Colonial Dancing – Darlene Wigton and her Merry Minstrels will demonstrate colonial dancing, with opportunities for attendees to join in!

Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to honor Woburn’s legacy and celebrate with the community!

Parking & Shuttle Information: No parking will be allowed on Russell Street. Street parking is available on nearby side streets. A free shuttle service will be running from St. Barbara’s Church (183 Cambridge Road) to the Battle Road Memorial Area. The shuttle will run every 15 minutes starting at 10:45 AM to ensure convenient access to the event.

This event explores our region’s revolutionary past! Learn about Freedom’s Way 250 and discover the many ways the Heritage Area and its partners are commemorating and celebrating our nation’s semiquincentennial anniversary.