Who is behind this guide
About Sherborn.com
An independent local guide to Sherborn, Massachusetts.
Sherborn.com was created to share what the town is like, what to expect when you move here, and what day-to-day life is like in the community.
Sherborn is a small town, but there is a lot to see and do here. From the schools, farms, trails, and conservation land to Farm Pond, local events, town traditions, and the people who make up the community, there are many things that make Sherborn a special place to live.
The goal of this guide is to give prospective residents and visitors a better sense of the town beyond statistics, rankings, and real estate listings. Sherborn.com covers where people spend their time, things to do around town, and information that may be helpful before moving to Sherborn or spending some time here.
Whether you are coming for a hike at Rocky Narrows, picking apples at Dowse Orchards, attending a soccer game, walking the trails, or simply exploring the town, we hope Sherborn.com helps you get a better feel for the community.
If you think there is something missing from this guide or something that should be updated or changed, please get in touch with us.
Sherborn.com is independently owned and operated, and it is not an official Town of Sherborn website or affiliated with the town.
About our Logo
The Sherborn.com logo was designed to reflect some of the things that make Sherborn special.
At the top are three trees that represent different parts of the town’s landscape and history. The apple tree is a nod to Sherborn’s long history of apple growing and cider making. The evergreen and maple represent the woods and trees found throughout town.
The green landscape represents Sherborn’s fields, farms, conservation land, and open space. The blue water represents both the Charles River, which forms part of Sherborn’s boundary, and Farm Pond, one of the most recognizable natural features in town.
The reddish-brown section represents the earth and soil beneath it all, paying homage to the town’s farming legacy that continues today. The small Massachusetts outline at the bottom shows Sherborn’s place within the Commonwealth.
The logo is meant to be simple, but every part of it connects back to something that is part of Sherborn’s character and history.
The logo was created for Sherborn.com by Red Tail Design.