NATICK — In two short years, TEDxNatick has evolved from an audacious idea to a community tradition. The feeling grew that this idea meant too much to the community to be confined to one month of the year, and the notion of an evening “Salon” style event was born. Smaller and more intimate than a TEDx event, the TEDxNatick Salon will take place at The Center for Arts in Natick. At the Salon, which will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. May 31, attendees will have the opportunity

TEDxNatick has become overwhelmingly popular in town, and a number of fans have expressed the opinion that once a year is just not enough. A solution is at hand. Over the past few months, the TEDxNatick organizing committee has developed a smaller, more intimate program, one that offers a new way to interact with speakers and fellow attendees. TEDxNatick calls this a “Salon” event, and the first one will take place at The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN), the venue known acro

On January 21, the second TEDxNatick opened at Natick High School in front of a packed auditorium. Co-curators Rosemary Driscoll and Steve Gullans greeted the audience with a summary of what to expect. “TEDxNatick is a local event,” Gullans stated. “You are now all TEDsters.” Driscoll thanked the corporate supporters of TEDxNatick, starting with MathWorks as lead sponsor. Henry Lewis of Natick, a student at the Rivers School, started the event with a piano jazz medley. Kathle

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