Explore Founders Circle Events
Have questions about events? Please email events@thetrustees.org.
Founders Circle Events
Have questions about events? Please email events@thetrustees.org.
Saturday, July 11
5 – 10 p.m.
The FARM Institute
Edgartown, MA
Join us at The FARM Institute for an evening celebrating farming, food, and community. Proceeds from the event support The FARM Institute’s programming such as summer camp and cooking classes, in addition to offering scholarships and free field trips for Island students. We look forward to gathering with you to celebrate the importance of local food and the land that sustains us.
Learn More Register HereSaturday, July 25
Naumkeag
Stockbridge, MA
Experience the beauty of Naumkeag’s lush gardens and rare Gilded Age “cottage” while enjoying seasonal cocktails and gourmet bites. Take in the breathtaking views and spend an unforgettable afternoon with friends in this iconic setting, all while supporting the continued stewardship and programming of Naumkeag and The Trustees’ Berkshire region properties.
Learn More Register HereFriday, July 31
Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge
Nantucket, MA
Gather with friends and neighbors to celebrate the natural beauty of Coskata-Coatue and its important role as a barrier beach. 100% of event proceeds support the protection and stewardship of the Refuge. Invite your friends and enjoy a special evening of community building and positive impact.Learn More
Register HereWednesday, Aug. 19
9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Long Hill
Beverly, MA
Join us for a fun-filled morning at Long Hill as we prepare for one of our most beloved autumn traditions, Halloween on the Hill, now in its sixth year!
Each fall, thousands of hand-carved, reusable foam pumpkins transform the property into a spectacular spooky display. Founders Circle members and their families are invited to be part of the magic by helping carve pumpkins that will become part of this one-of-a-kind installation. Then come back in October to see your creations glowing alongside thousands of others throughout the display.
Enjoy light breakfast refreshments, pumpkin carving, family-friendly crafts, and the chance to explore Long Hill, including its beautiful Discovery Garden. Craft activities are available for all ages. We recommend pumpkin carving for children ages 10 and older.
Come make memories, enjoy the beautiful grounds of Long Hill, and help bring this cherished fall tradition to life! 🎃
Registration required, please email founderscircle@thetrustees.org.
Friday, Sept. 18
World’s End
Hingham, MA
Join us at World’s End for an evening of dinner, drinks, and community as the sun sets over the Boston skyline. Dine under the stars while celebrating this iconic landscape, where The Trustees has preserved 250 acres of rolling hills, Olmsted-designed pathways, and sweeping harbor views for more than 50 years. Proceeds from this event support the continued stewardship and programming of World’s End and all South Shore properties.
Learn More Register HereThursday, Nov. 5
State Room (33rd Floor)
60 State St., Boston
The Annual Meeting is a gathering of governance members and supporters of The Trustees. It is our opportunity to connect with new and old friends as we reflect on our collective accomplishments and look ahead to the coming year.
Save the date for this year’s event–Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. Stay tuned for more information about this event. We hope you can join us!
Friday, Feb. 5, 2027
Castle Hill on the Crane Estate
Ipswich, MA
Join us for a magical winter celebration at the enchanting Crane Estate. Enjoy cocktails and dinner, followed by an evening of music and dancing in the timeless elegance of The Trustees’ stunning North Shore treasure.
Save the date for the next edition of this biennial event–Friday, Feb. 5, 2027. This event raises critical funds for our work at Castle Hill. Everything from curatorial work inside the estate, to maintaining the gardens, to the year-round education program and popular Crane summer camp is supported with the help of this event.
More events to come!
Questions? events@thetrustees.org