Official site of the Middleborough Tourism Committee
A Nemasket River town known as the Cranberry Capital of the World — countryside, downtown, and a living calendar of community events.
The Town of Middleborough spans 72.31 square miles and is steeped in history along the banks of the Nemasket River. Middleborough beautifully marries tradition with modern advancements. Known as the Cranberry Capital of the World, it still maintains its roots as a farming community.
Despite significant industrial growth since the establishment of Route 495, the town offers a slice of “country” living with its lush green spaces, woodlands, and rivers. Visitors can partake in a variety of recreational activities, including sports programs, parades, and country fairs or explore the Oliver Estate and the Middleborough Historical Museum.
Calendar
Upcoming programs from the Discover Middleborough calendar.
Seatings: 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM
Oliver Estate, 445 Plymouth Street, Middleborough, MA
Parisian-themed afternoon tea and guided mini Eiffel Tower painting experience at the Oliver Estate, with seatings at 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
$49.87 per person
12pm – 4pm
Middleborough Town Hall Front lawn
Come enjoy Crantoberfest. A great day for the whole family! There will be Vendors, Food, Beer Garden, Miss Crantoberfest Contest, Costume Contest, Kids Activities and a Bake off.
FREE
Plan a visit
Start with the town’s history, outdoors, arts, and downtown — then visit the Oliver Estate.
Town history, landmarks, and a place shaped by the Nemasket River.
ExploreFarms, conservation land, mill park, and walking country.
ExploreTheatre, galleries, and downtown gathering places.
ExploreLocal tables and shops — listings will be added from verified sources.
Explore
Historic landmark
A historic house in Muttock, the historic name used for this part of Middleborough, traditionally dated to 1769, now owned by the Town of Middleborough and cared for by the Tourism Committee.
445 Plymouth Street, Middleborough, MA
Visit
Whether you are here for a festival, a walk, or an afternoon at the Oliver Estate, start with events and a few places to explore.
