Events in Plymouth County, MA

At Plymouth Public Library, pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels presents a salute to Frank Sinatra's 1966 era. The performance includes selections from the albums That's Life and Strangers in the Night, with songs like 'Summer Wind', 'All or Nothing at All', and 'That's Life'. His piano and vocals highlight the music associated with Ol' Blue Eyes during that period.

Put your trivia skills to the test at a weekly general-knowledge night that welcomes specialists and dabblers alike. Questions span geography, history, science, politics, food and drink, sports, celebrities and more. The top three teams earn prizes. Most weeks focus on general trivia, while the last Wednesday of each month features a themed edition. Guests can enjoy Buffalo Chicken Dip, keep an eye on the action across more than 20 big screens, and play Keno between rounds. Reservations are recommended but not required.

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Cousins Maine Lobster returns to Elliot Farm in Lakeville, MA with a food truck serving Maine lobster in several styles. The menu features Maine- and Connecticut-style lobster rolls, along with lobster grilled cheese, tacos, a quesadilla, lobster tail, and lobster tots. Featured on Shark Tank, the team sources lobster from Maine, and staff travel there to meet lobstermen and learn the craft behind each dish.

At Plympton Public Library, Night Ravelers brings together fiber crafters on the fourth Thursday of each month for an easygoing, drop-in meetup. Bring your current project and settle in to create, chat, and swap ideas with others, whether you are just starting out or have years of experience. Knitting, crochet, cross stitch, embroidery, weaving, spinning, and similar fiber arts are all welcome. No registration is required, so arrive with your materials for a relaxed evening of creativity and community.

Players gather for Magic: The Gathering Commander, forming their own pods to compete for prizes. Entry uses a tiered structure that lets participants tailor value to their budget, and it also includes packs and tickets that contribute toward a monthly Commander promotion. Each week, three promo packs are awarded by dice roll, with two winners selecting a promo pack and one winner receiving a Foil Promo pack. Tier one has a $10 entry and includes one set or play booster valued at $6.99, with an option to upgrade to any $8.99 pack for $2 more. Tier two is $20 and includes two set or play boosters valued at $6.99 each, with a $2 per pack upgrade to any $8.99 option. Tier three is $30 and includes either one Collectors pack or three set or play boosters of $6.99 value, with a $2 per pack upgrade available to any $8.99 pack. Tier four is $40 and includes one Secret Lair or a Collector booster of your choice.

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Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres turns into a Halloween playground filled with eerie delights. Guests brave the haunted experience, take in the wonder of the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and showcase their most creative looks in the Costume Contest. Classic trick or treating is part of the fun, along with friendly competition in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. The result is a weekend packed with thrills, chills, and Halloween magic. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Recharge with a gentle, all-levels yoga class offered both in the studio and online. Expect slow, sustained stretches, easy-to-follow self-acupressure, calming breathwork to ease stress, and occasional aromatherapy. The session welcomes beginners as well as seasoned practitioners and is available live at Emerald Yoga Studio or virtually. New participants can explore a special option that provides 30 days of unlimited yoga for $59. A range of class styles is available, including basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, along with an on-demand video library for added flexibility.

Brockton Farmers Market features Cabral Family Farm with a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, along with cage-free eggs sold unwashed. Accepted payments include debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SNAP benefits, WIC coupons, cash, and Venmo. The market offers an opportunity to stock up on produce while supporting local farms and small businesses.

Miss Stephani leads a weekly Friday story time.

At Minot Mist, experience restorative reflexology with Karen Boyd in a calm, welcoming setting. Choose a 60 minute hand or foot session, or a 90 minute option that combines reflexology with Reiki. Each private appointment begins with light refreshments and a warm welcome from Karen, and is designed to ease tension and support balance. Her kind presence sets a relaxed tone so you can unwind and leave feeling refreshed. Space is limited.

A festive evening of family-friendly Halloween fun awaits at Alden House Historic Site. Take a gently spooky tour through the historic house, find your way through a haunted maze and trail walk, and search for clues in a scavenger hunt. The experience offers mild scares and is not recommended for children under three. Costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. Because capacity is limited, advance ticket purchase is recommended.

This Trunk or Treat offers a safe way for families to collect candy from decorated car trunks. Costumes, music, and games add to the fun, with plenty of community spirit. It is appropriate for kids of all ages. Members register on the OCY App. Non-members can use the provided link to register.

Round Table Games hosts a Friday Night Magic draft that welcomes players of every experience level for a friendly tournament focused on community, learning, and fun. Expect a chance to meet fellow fans, explore new cards, and put fresh deck ideas to the test, with sportsmanship valued as highly as results. Entry is the cost of the packs used in the draft, and the winner of the previous month’s Magic League receives a 10 percent discount. Each participant drafts with three Magic Draft or Play booster packs of their choice. Players who check in through Eventlink earn RTG Reward points for every round played, and Knights receive double stamps. A randomly selected participant takes home a foil promo pack, and placement comes with increasing point awards starting at 10 points for last place. Additional prizes may be offered. The event champion also receives a promo pack, one Play booster pack selected by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.

Trainers of all ages gather for a weekly Standard Pokémon tournament focused on friendly competition and community. New and experienced players can test decks, learn new tactics, and meet others who share a love for the game. Entry is $10 per player. Each entry adds a booster pack to the prize pool that is awarded to the top cut, and every participant receives a Pokémon Play Prize Pack. For questions, call (978) 298-4409.

League of Legends fans gather for a weekly Riftbound Nexus Night featuring a friendly, three round tournament. Entry is $10 per player and each entry adds one booster pack to the prize pool, capped at 12 packs, with winnings distributed among the top cut. While supplies last, every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack that includes three cards selected from an exclusive promo pool. Proxies are not permitted, except for runes, which may be proxied if it is clear which rune they represent. To keep things running smoothly, players are asked to register in advance so tournament setup is quick. With ties likely due to the round cap, the top four will share the top cut based on the program’s tiebreakers.

Quinn Sullivan is a widely recognized guitarist, singer, and songwriter whose sound fuses blues, rock, and classic inspirations shaped by a lifelong immersion in music. Raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts, he discovered The Beatles early on, received his first guitar at age three, and soon drew national attention with appearances on prominent daytime and late-night television. A pivotal moment came in 2007 when Buddy Guy brought him onstage, leading to years of touring and recording together. Over time, his craft has deepened into expressive guitar work and emotionally resonant writing. With several albums to his name, his fifth, Salvation, is noted for its deeply personal focus on love, loss, and resilience. Onstage, he channels lived experience into performances that balance soulful introspection with spirited energy, creating a concert atmosphere that feels honest, dynamic, and deeply engaging.

Swap pumpkin coffees for fall-inspired brews and festive drinks. Celebrate with a party that captures the spirit of the season.

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Bridgewater Dome transforms into a whimsical woodland marketplace hosted by The Soulful Palette, celebrating creativity and small-business spirit. Explore a forest-themed setting with imaginative touches and meet local artists and small businesses who craft with care and intention. Whether you are an artisan, a shopper, or a fairy fan, this indoor, easily accessible market offers a cozy, uplifting experience centered on community and the wonder of handmade craft. The snack shack will be open.

South Middleboro Grange in Middleboro, MA is hosting a Fall Fair and is welcoming vendors. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available for $25 each. Indoor tables are approximately seven feet downstairs, and if space upstairs is used, vendors need to bring their own table. Outdoor participants should bring tables, chairs, and a tent, and each outdoor spot measures 10 by 10 feet. For questions or to request a space, contact Sandra at smgsandrajefferson@aol.com or call 508-866-7845 or 508-446-1112.

SAIL Home marks three years of fostering independence, friendship, and confidence for adults with disabilities with a community celebration in Scituate, Massachusetts. The gathering features free food from The Miss Emily and Launch Eats, plus live music by the Peter Mundt Trio. A $50 raffle offers a chance to win, and proceeds from raffle tickets and donations help SAIL Home continue expanding opportunities and building a stronger future.

Enjoy a relaxed, open crafting meetup that offers creative company while you work on your own project. Participants bring whatever they are currently making and spend unhurried time alongside others who love to create. Crochet, embroidery, knitting, painting, drawing, paper crafts, jewelry, and more are all welcome. The setting is casual, with room to make progress, swap ideas, and chat with fellow crafters. The meetup is free with the purchase of any physical item from Hello Peach Arts or New Again.

This sound bath at Breathing Lotus Living Arts offers a calming space for deep meditation with crystal singing bowls tuned to 432 Hz, described as a universal vibration. The experience begins with a guided meditation, then continues with about 30 minutes of bowls featuring both pure tones and binaural beats. These frequencies are intended to support grounding, clearing, release, and healing, encouraging each participant to connect more deeply with their inner self and a sense of universal flow. The facilitator listens intuitively to the group to shape the session to what participants may need in the moment. The gathering closes with an inspirational reading, followed by an optional chance to share reflections on the experience or the reading. Cost is $25 per person.

Admission is free at this lively community market in Bridgewater, MA, where local businesses are celebrated and neighbors gather for a shared purpose. Explore a wide range of vendors with handmade goods, sweet and savory treats, and distinctive crafts. Stock up on weekly staples or uncover thoughtful gifts while enjoying a welcoming atmosphere with something for every visitor. Each visit also supports the mission of Fire For Effect Foundation Inc., a local 501(c)(3) that serves veterans and first responders. Enjoy time with family and friends, meet area artisans, and experience the community spirit that defines the Bridgewater Farmers Market.

Players of the Mobile Suit Gundam Trading Card Game meet for weekly tournaments featuring head to head matches, card trading, and opportunities to learn new strategies from other participants. Starter decks and booster packs are available for purchase if you need to build a deck or update an existing one. The entry fee is $5 per player. Each entrant contributes one booster pack to the prize pool, which is then divided among the top players.

One Piece Card Game fans can head to The Game Reserve in Middleboro for a weekly tournament that has grown to include a second recurring event, offering even more opportunities to test strategies and battle for bragging rights. Open to first-time players and seasoned captains alike, this gathering features friendly, official gameplay where participants can tune decks, learn from others, and connect with the local community. Expect spirited competition, pirate-themed camaraderie, and plenty of chances to chart a path toward the Grand Line.

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This event marks a new stop at Plymouth G Pub in Plymouth, featuring a performance geared toward jump-starting pre-Halloween festivities. The venue is highlighted as a convenient place to begin the celebration early, setting the tone for some pre-holiday party energy.

Anime fans come together for a weekly tournament that blends friendly competition with a welcoming community vibe. Entry is $10, and matches put player built decks to the test for chances at booster packs, exclusive promos featuring fan favorite characters, and additional tournament rewards. The format is designed for fun and accessibility, so newcomers and seasoned players alike can take part with confidence. It is a chance to share a love of anime with like minded fans in a supportive setting.

Celebrate MA250 with a stress-free day in one of Massachusetts’ classic coastal communities. Travel is centered on the MBTA Commuter Rail’s Kingston Line from South Station to Kingston Station, with simple step-by-step train guidance provided. Upon arrival, a dedicated van handles transportation around Plymouth for the full itinerary. Begin with an immersive visit to Plimoth Patuxet Museums, where costumed interpreters depict 17th century life, planned for about two hours. Continue to the waterfront to explore Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the ship that carried the Pilgrims in 1620, with roughly 45 minutes set aside for this stop. Afterward, spend around three hours along the scenic harbor at your own pace. Stroll the shoreline, browse local shops, choose a seaside spot for lunch, or relax by the ocean. Curated recommendations help you make the most of this time, and a map of downtown is included. Included are a Weekend Commuter Rail Pass, round trip van service within Plymouth, admission to both Plimoth Patuxet Museums and Mayflower II, three hours of free time on the waterfront, and a downtown map.

A ranch-inspired versatility competition showcases adaptability and athletic ability for both horse and rider through tasks modeled on everyday ranch work. Multiple disciplines highlight the horse’s range and the rider’s horsemanship, with classes in Halter, Ranch Pleasure, a Working Ranch Horse pattern, and Obstacles. Divisions are available for Lead Line and In Hand, along with options for walk and trot or jog, and for walk, trot or jog, canter or lope. Entry fees are $60 for HRC members, $80 for non-members, or $25 for the Obstacles class only. The registration form will be provided soon.

An official Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament in the Standard format takes place at Round Table Games. Participants take on the role of trainers, put Pokémon into play, and battle opposing Pokémon. Entry is $5. Each player receives a prize pack, subject to availability, and earns 10 RTG Reward points for every round played. Additional RTG Reward Points are granted based on final placement, and Knights earn double stamps. The winner also receives 100 RTG Reward points.

Alden Park in Plymouth hosts a stand-up comedy showcase paired with brunch, featuring host Bob Giannini, comedians Stephanie Griffith White and Mike Murray, and headliner John Perrotta. Perrotta has closed a show at the Friars Club in New York and has opened for Bill Burr, Gilbert Gottfried, Colin Quinn, Jim Breuer, Dane Cook, and Lenny Clarke. His style is known for quick-fire jokes, sharp one-liners, and friendly crowd interaction that keeps the energy high. Two ticket options are available. Brunch and Comedy Show is $60 and includes brunch plus admission to the comedy performance. Comedy Show Only is $25 and includes admission to the show, with brunch not included.

Celebrate the season by painting an autumn watercolor with artist Lana Quann of The Wandering Brush. The piece features a softly rendered pumpkin adorned with succulents, ferns, trailing greenery, and airy fall branches. Guided instruction covers forming and shading the pumpkin, building layered succulent rosettes, and adding delicate touches like curling moss, berries, and twigs. Participants practice approachable techniques including layered washes, softened edges, and lively paint splatters to bring the artwork to life. For an optional flourish, add fine ink linework for a pen and wash effect. No prior experience is required. All supplies are provided, and everyone leaves with a completed seasonal painting ready to frame or give.

Settle into a restorative sound bath guided by certified practitioners Michael Balonis and Lori Fitzpatrick. Trained at the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, New York, they weave sacred Himalayan metal instruments with crystalline tones and earth-based, indigenous vibrations to nurture clarity in body, mind, and spirit. Michael is also a certified gong practitioner who studied with gong master and teacher Don Conreaux, drawing on experience in nutritional health and Sivananda yoga. Lori is a reiki master and former occupational therapist with over two decades of clinical practice, offering an intuitive approach that supports relief from stress and anxiety. Participants lie back and relax while waves of sound from Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, crystal tools, and other traditional instruments create a soothing soundscape. With permission, light reiki may be offered at key chakra points and gently interwoven with the session. This experience is intended to encourage deep relaxation and support the body’s natural healing processes. The cost is $50.

Explore a working cranberry farm run by a third-generation family at Benson’s Pond in Middleboro, Massachusetts. Guided tours last about 60 to 90 minutes and trace the cranberry growing cycle, highlight the equipment used in the bogs, and share the history of cranberry farming on the Southcoast. Afterward, relax on the outdoor patio overlooking 45 acres of bogs with cranberry beverages and seasonal treats. Tickets are $25 per person and include a snack and a drink. All ages are welcome, and kid-focused options are offered for younger visitors. The cranberry-themed farm store is open on site and accepts cash, credit cards, Apple Pay, and Venmo. See cranberry cultivation up close and take in the scenery of this unique agricultural landscape.

Trunk or Treat returns to benefit Bridgewater’s 4th of July parade and fireworks. A small volunteer team spends many hours coordinating and securing private donations so the entire celebration, including the parade and fireworks, is made possible by community contributions. This gathering helps give those efforts an early boost for next year while bringing neighbors together.

Plimoth Cinema hosts a family matinee screening of The Addams Family, a playful way to celebrate the Halloween season. Costumes are welcome, and children receive a festive treat bag to enjoy during the film. Expect offbeat humor, light scares, and a cozy fall atmosphere as the unforgettable Addams clan brings their love of all things weird to the big screen. This program is supported by The Foundation for Creative Achievement.

Part of a matinee series known for its refined, spirited programming across smooth jazz, classical crossovers, and Broadway favorites, this installment features Greg Piccolo with Heavy Juice. After more than six decades onstage, Piccolo is recognized as a leading tenor sax voice and now steps forward as a lead singer, spotlighting his album “Who Knows What the Future Holds.” Drawing on songs crafted over three decades, he shares stories shaped by triumphs and challenges, delivered with clarity, humor, and heartfelt intensity. Expect an ever-shifting mix that can move from rhythm and blues originals to rock and roll, traditional jazz, and blues, with occasional touches of reggae and global grooves. Performances are fully in the moment, with no set list and a free-flowing approach that comes straight from the source. Piccolo’s journey began with his first band in Westerly, Rhode Island at age 13, followed by twenty-five years in the renowned horn section of Roomful of Blues. Since departing in 1994, he has led Heavy Juice into a third decade, marking his 60th year as a performing artist in May 2024. His playing draws deeply from tenor sax greats like Illinois Jacquet, Lester Young, Ben Webster, and Red Prysock, while adding his own signature phrasing. The current touring setup can range from a four-piece core with organ or piano and bass, drums, guitar, plus Piccolo on vocals and sax, with the option to expand with a three-piece horn section for larger stages. Honors include multiple Blues Music Award nominations and induction into the New England Music Hall of Fame. Along the way, he has recorded with or shared the stage with artists such as Pat Benetar, Steve Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan and Tilt -A-Whirl, Eric Clapton, Big Joe Turner, and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson.

Celebrate Halloween at Camp Kiwanee with an evening of festive activities for families. Explore a Trick-or-Treat Trail lined with cabins decked out by local businesses, giving kids a chance to go from stop to stop collecting treats. Enjoy food trucks, live music, and a costume contest, then relax by the campfire with an outdoor movie to close the night. Costumes are encouraged for a spirited experience that is fun for families.

Massachusetts horror author John Grover leads an evening of readings and discussion centered on his collections Autumn Shades: An Ode to the Season and October Shadows. The program features haunting short stories and poetry that revel in Halloween, autumn nights, ghosts, jack-o'-lanterns, childhood memories, and the possibilities waiting in the shadows. Expect spooky storytelling, seasonal nostalgia, and conversation about writing tales for the darkest and most magical time of year. No registration required.

The meeting is open to the public and centers on planning upcoming Plymouth Pride activities at the main branch of the Plymouth Public Library. Community members are welcome to attend, share ideas, and explore ways to support the team that sustains Plymouth Pride events. Participation is available on site at the library, with a virtual option through Zoom.

Fellow mall walkers gather for a monthly meet up in the Food Court. Take a break before, during, or after your walk to relax, chat with other walkers, and meet members of the Mall Management team. Complimentary coffee and donuts are provided. No registration is required, simply stop by and enjoy the conversation.

Hosted at Brockton Public Library, this monthly workshop offers teens a calm setting to slow down, check in with themselves, and connect with others their age. Each session features guided mindfulness practices, candid conversation, and take-home techniques to support mental health. Participants can discover ways to ease stress and burnout, support overall wellness, and bring more presence into everyday life. Open to ages 11 to 17. Registration is welcome but not required, and drop-ins are always accepted.

Silver Lake Youth Football & Cheer and Pembroke Titans Football & Cheer are teaming up for a third annual Halloween celebration that blends costumes, candy, and football. The evening begins with trunk-or-treating in a decorated parking area with plenty of treats, and costumes are encouraged. After the candy collecting, the focus turns to a powderpuff game featuring the Silver Lake Youth Cheerleaders against the Pembroke Titans Cheerleaders. A special halftime routine by the 7th and 8th grade Midgets is included, and they will also cheer from the sidelines during the game. Tickets are $5 per person, or $25 for groups of six or more.

The regularly scheduled general trivia night goes on as usual, with a Halloween twist at the midway break. A costume contest will take place between trivia rounds, and prizes will be awarded for standout looks. Enjoy classic trivia fun before and after the spooky showcase.

Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres transforms for a Halloween-themed weekend featuring a haunted attraction, the Magic Pumpkin Experience, a costume contest, and traditional trick-or-treating. The fun continues with a site decorating contest and a spooky golf cart decorating challenge. Expect thrills, chills, and plenty of seasonal spirit. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Now in its 24th year, this New England gathering celebrates old school speed with a focus on vehicles built in 1963 or earlier. Expect rods, customs, vintage race cars, dragsters, gassers, stock cars, sprint cars, midgets and vintage motorcycles, plus engines from flatheads and nailheads to Hemis and more. Race cars have easy trailer parking. A vintage auto flea market adds chances to hunt for parts and memorabilia, and there are door prizes, food and refreshments with chowder on the menu. Nostalgic T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies will be available, with advance reservations offered so sizes do not sell out, and pickup happens at the show. Admission is $10 per person at the gate and children under 12 are free. Vendor space is $25, includes entry for two people with a car or pickup and a small trailer, and availability is limited. Only service animals are permitted.

Marking twenty-four years of old school speed, this gathering welcomes 1963-and-earlier hot rods, customs, and vintage race machines along with the enthusiasts who celebrate them. Expect a broad mix of classic power, including vintage fours, sixes, and eights, plus flatheads, nailheads, and Hemis, as well as dragsters, gassers, stock cars, sprint cars, midgets, and vintage motorcycles. Race car trailers can get in and out easily. Highlights include a vintage auto flea market, a door prize drawing, and plenty of food and refreshments, including chowder. Nostalgic T-shirts, sweatshirts, and hoodies will be available. Admission is $10 per person, and children under 12 are free. Vendor spaces are $25, admit two people with a car or pickup and a small trailer, and are limited. Pets are not permitted, except for service animals.

Step into Night City for a Cyberpunk TCG prerelease in Middleboro, MA. For $45, players open a sealed event kit, build a 30-card deck with 3 Legends, and compete in friendly rounds. Street Cred is on the line, and wins earn pack-per-round prizes. Only 16 spots are available. For questions, call 978-298-4409.

Uva hosts an annual Halloween spirit medium dinner with Sandy Waters, featuring an evening of messages intended to reconnect attendees with loved ones who have passed. The night opens with a welcome period that includes unlimited charcuterie and flatbreads as part of the ticket, followed by a room reading led by Sandy. Seating options include bar seats or tables for 2, 4, or 6. Capacity is limited to 48 guests and it often sells out quickly. Drinks are not included and are charged at the end of the event. Purchasing a ticket does not guarantee a personal reading.

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Bridgewater Food Pantry at Central Square Congregational Church provides food assistance to residents of Bridgewater. Bring proof of residence in town. Guests should use the church’s side entrance. If transportation is a challenge, home delivery can be arranged by contacting the church office at (508) 697-6016 or office@csccucc.com. Support is available for anyone in the community who needs help with food.

Looking for plans on a no school day? Dinoman brings a lively science show that blends magic, playful chaos, and eye catching props to explore the Mesozoic era. Through engaging demonstrations, the audience investigates how we know dinosaurs once roamed the Earth, what fossils are, and how they form. Designed to be both entertaining and educational, this program welcomes all ages. Presented with support from the Friends of Scituate Town Library.

Pokemon trainers can meet at the Bridgewater Public Library for casual play and practice. The club is led by a student trainer and welcomes kids ages 6 to 12. A parent or guardian must stay with participating children. Please bring your own cards, and a small number of extras will be available to help complete a deck. Trading is encouraged, and the student trainer will offer guidance to keep it fun and fair. Each person is responsible for their own trades, and the club and library are not liable for them. No registration is required, just drop in.

Settle in for a snug weekend centered on preparing the bears for hibernation. Wear pajamas for a lively dance party, wind down with a movie night, and personalize a pillowcase with coloring. Cap it all off by tucking the bears in for their winter sleep. Activities are limited to the weekend.

Handheld, cone-shaped pizzas are on the menu when Kono Pizza Cape Cod visits Elliot Farm. This Bourne-based crew serves classic Italian flavors in a crisp and cheesy cone, prepared fresh on site. Look for staples like cheese and pepperoni, hearty meat combinations, fresh vegetable options, and rotating seasonal flavors. It is a family friendly stop that pairs well with browsing the farm stand and is convenient to enjoy on the go.

Experience Shoden, the introductory level of Jikiden Reiki training, presented in the original Japanese tradition without Western adaptations. This seminar centers on Reiki as Shinshin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho, a simple, non-religious practice that supports the whole person physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. The Jikiden approach emphasizes clearing toxins and guiding the body toward wholeness while focusing on the root of discomfort rather than only the symptoms. Participants explore methods and perspectives not previously taught in the West, including first-aid applications for minor cuts, bruises, and burns, along with approaches used for pain, pre and post operative support, anxiety, skin conditions, post-traumatic stress, and patterns related to beliefs, habits, trauma, and addiction. The training is suitable for newcomers to Reiki and for experienced practitioners who wish to deepen their understanding. It is relevant for parents, caregivers, clergy, hospice workers and volunteers, healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, massage therapists, mental health workers, and addiction counselors, educators and school staff, advocates, people in recovery, and trauma survivors. Certification is provided through the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai in Kyoto, with certificates in Japanese issued directly from the Institute. The seminar is led by a certified Shihan with direct lineage training through the Jikiden Reiki Institute, a student of Frank Arjava Petter, vice chairman of the Institute who studied with Chiyoko Yamaguchi and Tadao Yamaguchi. Instructor Laura Joseph brings experience as a college educator, domestic abuse advocate, and allied health professional with a focus on trauma-informed care, nearly two decades of combined work in holistic and allopathic health, and authorship of Secrets to Healing: An Invitation to Heal Trauma and Other Root Causes of Chronic Illness Using the Japanese Reiki Gokai. The fee is $350.

The Marshfield COA Boosters hosts the 13th annual indoor craft fair and bake sale at the Marshfield Senior Center. Returning crafters and new vendors present a wide selection of handmade creations. The bake sale features homemade baked goods and other treats. A raffle includes a prize from each vendor, along with a special drawing for a child’s rocker shaped like a cow. Christy offers Tarot card readings for those seeking guidance. The cafe serves hot dogs, chili, chowder, and soft drinks. Proceeds support the Senior Center’s programs, activities, and resources. A few spaces remain for crafters who wish to participate, and inquiries can be sent to Diane Zanetti at dzanetti12@comcast.net.

Chloe & Belle appears at a holiday sip and stroll at Middleboro Town Hall - Main Building, bringing together 110 vendors. Attendees can find special local pricing on Minnies and more, and The Bartending Service of New England is part of the lineup. Admission is free. The experience includes music, food trucks alongside local restaurants, and face painting.

Explore New England’s past through a dinner theater experience shaped by New England foodways of the past. Savor a carefully crafted menu grounded in culinary traditions as performers in period dress share music and stories that bring history to the table. Every Feast ticket also includes admission for two days to all of the historic sites of Plimoth Patuxet, extending the blend of flavor, history, and performance beyond the meal.

The journey begins in London in 1795, when Haydn, then in his sixties, reigned as a superstar. His final symphony, a joyous farewell to the city that cherished him and first heard at the King’s Theatre, anchors the program and remains a favorite. The concert also includes Ives, with featured players situated among the audience to create an immersive exchange of instruments. A concerto spotlights the unmistakable instrument made famous in the 1950s science fiction classic The Day the Earth Stood Still. The program concludes with a suite that was lost for a time and has been newly rediscovered. Tickets are $40 or $75.

HRC Versatility showcases horse and rider pairs in ranch-inspired challenges that highlight adaptability, athletic ability, and thoughtful horsemanship. Competitors are evaluated across multiple disciplines, with classes offered in Halter, Ranch Pleasure, Working Ranch Horse Pattern, and Obstacles. Divisions suit a range of experience levels, including Lead Line, In-Hand, Walk/Trot or Jog, and Walk/Trot or Jog/Canter or Lope. Entry fees are $60 for HRC members, $80 for non-members, or $25 for those entering the obstacles class only. Registration information will be shared soon.

Learn the fundamentals of mounted shooting in a supportive, hands-on clinic tailored to beginners and their horses. Training begins with firearm safety and a clear overview of the sport’s format, rules, and how to get started. From there, instruction focuses on building comfort for both horse and rider through progressive desensitization to sights and sounds, followed by a step-by-step introduction to firing. Suitable for anyone brand new or simply curious about the discipline, it offers a practical path to develop skills and confidence. All shooting equipment is provided, but you must bring your own horse and tack. The cost is 180, and a 100 nonrefundable deposit is required.

Tickets are sold at the door for $5 cash only, with general admission seating. Sponsored by IndieFerm Brewing, The Shady Roosters perform live in the Spire Center lobby, a relaxed, family-friendly space with plenty of room for dancing or for kicking back with a drink. The lobby bar features IndieFerm beers on tap, plus bottled kombucha, wine, and other beverages. Based on the South Shore, The Shady Roosters have played together for more than twenty years, first as Lonesome Jukebox and now with a refreshed lineup and name. Their set blends rockabilly, blues, roots, and old-school country, along with a few originals that feel right at home on a 1950s jukebox. The band plays for the joy of it, and that energy gets the crowd moving.

At Brack's Tavern in Middleboro, a sports-only card show highlights sports cards exclusively. Vendors interested in setting up can register through the event website or by scanning the QR code.

The Soul Sisterhood Summit is a full-day spiritual wellness gathering created to help you slow down, reconnect with yourself, and clarify the next step on your path. This year centers on uncovering your path through an immersive, element-inspired experience. The day weaves inspiration and meaningful connection with facilitated rituals, hands-on activities, and deep, soul-centered exploration. Participants can expect an atmosphere designed to leave them feeling replenished, empowered, and aligned.

PHNG Lakeville’s networking meeting takes place at Lorenzo’s Italian Restaurant. The gathering is for PHNG members and their guests. Members are asked to ensure guests RSVP or notify the group that they plan to attend.

Inside Bridgewater Dome, an indoor market hosted by The Soulful Palette highlights the holiday season with creativity and community connection. Shoppers can browse work from local artists and small businesses, with a focus on thoughtful craftsmanship and independent makers. The venue is easy to access, and the snack shack will be open. The organizer presents markets on a regular basis and can assist with vendor inquiries and general questions through Facebook Messenger or email.

Adobo Republic brings Filipino street food to Elliot Farm in Lakeville, serving homestyle favorites such as savory chicken adobo, crisp lumpia, silky pancit noodles, and hearty rice bowls alongside rotating specials. This Filipino food truck, based in Massachusetts, shares family recipes with care and is owned and operated by a woman. Newcomers to the cuisine and longtime fans alike can look forward to bold, comforting flavors and a warm welcome from Rose and the Adobo Republic team.

An evening celebrating Boston’s rock legacy pairs the feature documentary Life on the Other Planet with a post-screening conversation. Emmy Award winning filmmaker Vincent Straggas explores the city’s vibrant mid 1970s through 1980s scene through interviews, music, and historic footage, capturing the grit and character of Boston and the artists who helped define its sound. Following the film, a Q&A features Straggas alongside Steve Cataldo and Brad Hallen of Nervous Eaters. Emerging from Boston’s late 1970s pop punk surge, the band is recognized for hook-filled, fast-paced songs that reflect the energy of that era.

Formerly known as the Frosty Village Craft Fair, this nonprofit, volunteer-led celebration spotlights local makers and small businesses while lifting school pride for a shared cause. All proceeds benefit the West Plymouth Elementary School PTA, supporting enrichment opportunities, classroom materials, and meaningful experiences for students. Expect more than 80 artisans and vendors with handmade and thoughtfully selected goods that make holiday gifting easy, along with a community bake sale and a raffle filled by contributions from area businesses and partners. A committee of PTA board members and parent volunteers coordinates the event to create a warm, festive welcome for families, friends, and neighbors. Every purchase supports local creators and directly strengthens the school community.

Make a 12×12 wood barn quilt at a hands-on workshop in the Pavilion at Soule Homestead. Participants learn to hand paint their own piece, and all supplies are included. The session highlights a folk art tradition with European roots that decorated barns and, according to Art & Object, even helped Patriot forces locate supplies during the American Revolution. Dress for mess, and an apron is recommended but not required. The workshop fee is $45 with a $6 materials fee. Members receive a 15% discount on all workshops, and membership supports the farm. Pre-registration is required, and details on cancellation and refunds are available before booking.

Art on the Spot is on-site at Elliot Farm with face painting as part of the grand opening and beyond. Led by Lakeville local artist Kara Andrews, the team creates custom designs for kids including butterflies, tigers, unicorns, glitter accents, and character looks. A family visit to the farm stand can include face painting alongside browsing fresh local goods, and children can leave with a new design. Art on the Spot is based in Lakeville and provides face painting and event art across the South Shore. Elliot Farm accepts EBT, SNAP, HIP, and Farmers Market Coupons.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to 10th District Brewing Company. Guests can order at the truck with cash or major credit cards, or place contactless orders through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app by choosing Boston, MA as the location. Mobile ordering is available only during operating hours and may be paused during busy periods to maintain quality and provide a consistent experience.

Pick up baked treats while supporting homeless animals, as proceeds from purchases help them. Donations of baked goods are accepted during the week before the sale.

Beginner friendly, this three hour, hands-on session teaches you how to hand knit a cozy chenille blanket with guidance from instructor Rhonda Young of Knot Your Average Woobie. Registration includes at least six skeins of soft chenille in the colors you choose, with optional additional skeins available for $10 each. Expect a calming, creative experience where you will learn lasting skills and complete a blanket to bring home the same day. Support continues after class if questions arise. Gift your finished piece for the holidays or keep it as a warm treat for yourself.

At Plimoth Patuxet Museums, this event offers an immersive dinner theater shaped by historic New England foodways. A carefully crafted menu rooted in regional culinary traditions pairs with costumed performers who revive the past through music and storytelling. Flavor, history, and performance come together in a single meal. Each Feast ticket also includes two days of admission to all of Plimoth Patuxet’s historic sites, extending the experience beyond the table.

This event features bluegrass music alongside beer from Harper Lane Brewery.

A community music celebration at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke spotlights RAWKSTARS and its work to expand equitable access to music for young people. Since 2003, the organization has reached kids across Massachusetts and Rhode Island with free instruments, individualized lessons, performance opportunities, group programs, recording and studio experiences, music production, music therapy, and partnerships with youth-focused organizations. The heart of the mission goes beyond learning notes and chords. It nurtures confidence, resilience, self belief, and perseverance while giving kids a place to express themselves, uncover their potential, and find their voice. The lineup features live sets from Joe Merrick, Whiskey Saints, and Fey Band, and includes a special New England Music Hall of Fame induction honoring Danny Klein of J. Geils Band. Students, families, teachers, donors, Fan Club members, musicians, friends, and supporters come together to celebrate the people and programs that make this work possible. Ticket information and additional details will be shared soon.

Discover the art of Turkish mosaics while crafting an 11 inch lamp that brings color and a cozy glow to your space. With guidance every step of the way, you will choose a palette that works in harmony, then place hand cut glass pieces into a pattern that reflects your style. Draw from time honored, symmetrical motifs or experiment with bold hues and contemporary layouts. The session lasts about two to two and a half hours, offering unhurried time to relax, focus, and enjoy the meditative flow of mosaic making. No prior experience is required, and you will head home with a one of a kind lamp you designed yourself. All materials are provided, including a durable brass alloy frame with an antique style finish and a traditional glass globe that showcases your design from every angle. You will work with colorful, pre cut glass tiles and decorative beads that add texture and sparkle, along with high quality mosaic adhesive. Grout is included, plus a step by step video so you can complete the final grouting at home after the piece has fully cured. An energy efficient LED bulb is also included to illuminate your finished work. This hands on experience blends creativity, cultural inspiration, and craftsmanship, making it a thoughtful choice for a date, time with friends, or a solo creative outing.

This event has been rescheduled due to expected high winds. It features 50 local vendors, a cash bar, the Thyme Traveling Food Truck, and a fire pit. Vendor notice: applications are not being accepted. Contact only the listed hosts and disregard outreach from others, as scammers have been reported.

An afternoon with Eilen Jewell focuses on reflections from two decades on the road, heartfelt thanks to the fans and friends who sustained her, and vivid memories of performances that stretched from Auckland up to the Arctic Circle. She recalls sharing stages and late-night moments with heroes and playing in unexpected settings, from trains and boats to tuxedoed financiers and even a farm with musk oxen. She also shares that after 2026 she plans to step away from touring for an open-ended pause to rest, explore new directions, and be present with family, while leaving room for occasional, low-key moments such as a weeknight set in Boise or quiet music with fellow meditators. The tone is one of gratitude, memory, and connection through music.

This LGBTQIA+ social hour at The Speedwell Tavern is for adults from the Plymouth County area to connect in a welcoming environment. Participants can meet new people, chat over drinks or a meal, and enjoy casual conversation. The focus is community building rather than professional networking.

Strengthen inner confidence in week three of a restorative chakra journey focused on the Solar Plexus, the center of personal power, will, and self-esteem. Settle into supportive, gentle poses complemented by soothing aromatherapy and a quiet meditation dedicated to this energy point. Participants take home a card with affirmations and insights that spotlight the unique qualities of the Solar Plexus. No prior yoga experience is required, just a wish to relax and recharge. This class is part of a seven-week restorative yoga series created to bring mind, body, and spirit into balance during a busy season, with each week exploring a different chakra. Attend this session on its own or choose the full series to save. The series has sold out before the first class for the past four years and space is limited, so early registration is recommended. Pricing options include a member rate of $35 per class or $175 for all seven, and a non-member rate of $40 per class or $210 for all seven, with a $70 savings when purchasing the complete series.

A live orchestra spotlights the soundtrack of American life, celebrating rhythms that once packed dance floors. The program moves from ragtime to swing and tips its hat to social dances like the Two-Step, Turkey Trot, Charleston, Jitterbug, and Carolina Shag. Music associated with Scott Joplin and Glenn Miller sets the mood as brass, woodwinds, strings, and a driving rhythm section keep the energy high. The concert also features medleys from Broadway favorites The Music Man, Wicked, and Hamilton, blending showtunes with timeless American grooves. Tickets are $45 for all seats, and purchases for Memorial Hall include a $1 restoration fee assessed by the Town of Plymouth.

Stand-up comedian Andrew Packer takes the stage at Scituate VFW Post 3169 for his first performance in Scituate. Known as the anchor of the viral comedy series MAN NEWS, he reaches 3 million followers on TikTok and 1 million on YouTube, with more than a billion views. Beyond his online presence, he is an award-winning touring headliner who has performed in over 15 countries, with credits that include Just For Laughs in Toronto and Vancouver, appearances on Kill Tony, and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The show will be held in the Scituate VFW Event Room. Seating is limited, so purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged.

Child's Play Alpacas brings its herd to the Elliot Farm farm stand for close-up interactions, a chance to take photos, and learning about alpaca fiber, care, and their role on a farm. Visitors can meet the animals and pose for pictures. The experience welcomes children, families, and anyone interested in alpacas. Presented by Child's Play Alpacas, a small family-operated farm that shares these animals with the community. The activity will proceed in all weather.

Experience a richly staged dinner-theater event rooted in historic New England food traditions. Savor a carefully prepared menu while costumed performers share music and storytelling that bring the past to life. Each Feast ticket includes two days of admission to all of Plimoth Patuxet’s historic sites, blending cuisine, history, and live performance in a single immersive meal.

A Thanksgiving meal brings history to the table by combining a traditional, plated holiday dinner with an educator-led program that explores the holiday’s past and how its meaning continues to evolve. While dining with fellow guests, museum culture keepers and thought leaders share stories that encourage reflection on gratitude, tradition, and the ways people come together today. The atmosphere centers on a welcoming communal table, lively conversation, and classic New England flavors. Each dinner ticket includes two days of admission to all of the Museum’s historic sites.

Enjoy a stress free Thanksgiving with a plentiful buffet of traditional favorites. Roast turkey anchors the spread alongside savory sides and seasonal desserts, all served in a relaxed, welcoming setting so you can spend your time with family and friends. The dining ticket also includes two full days of museum admission, making it easy to explore before or after the meal.

At Plimoth Patuxet Museums, history is served alongside a festive meal. This popular Thanksgiving dining experience combines a seated holiday dinner with an engaging educator-led program that explores the holiday’s roots and how its meaning has evolved. While sharing the table with fellow diners, museum culture keepers and thought leaders offer stories that spark reflection on gratitude, tradition, and what it means to come together today. Classic New England flavors pair with warm conversation and connection. Each dinner ticket also includes two days of admission to all of the Museum’s historic sites.

History comes alive alongside a plated holiday meal in this Thanksgiving dining experience. While you enjoy classic New England fare at a shared table, an educator leads a thoughtful look at the holiday’s roots and how its meaning has evolved. Museum culture keepers and respected voices share stories that invite reflection on gratitude, tradition, and what it means to gather today. The focus is on conversation, connection, and comforting regional flavors around a welcoming communal table. Each dinner ticket also includes two-day access to every historic site at the museum.

At Plimoth Patuxet Museums, the New England Harvest Feast offers a dinner theater shaped by historic New England foodways. A menu grounded in tradition is served while costumed performers fill the room with songs and stories that spotlight another era. The experience blends cuisine, history, and performance into a single memorable meal. Each feast ticket also includes two days of admission to all of Plimoth Patuxet’s historic sites.

A solo acoustic performance from Sara Achorn showcases a compelling voice and guitar, blending soulful warmth with a modern spark. She reshapes songs from 70s rock through today’s hits, offering pared-down versions of favorites by Chris Stapleton, Billie Eilish, CCR, The Beatles, and Taylor Swift. Achorn also leads Little Lies, a Fleetwood Mac tribute honoring Stevie Nicks, with appearances on notable Northeast stages such as Soundcheck Studios, Toad’s Place, and Wormtown Festival, along with singing the National Anthem at TD Garden. The set highlights versatility, sincerity, and a commanding vocal presence.

KRUSH appears at J&R's Indian Head Pub in Hanson for an evening out.

Enjoy live rock and pop music at Royal Garden.

IndieFerm Brewing presents The Shady Roosters live in the Spire Center lobby, a laid-back, family-friendly setting with space to dance or relax with a drink. The lobby bar will serve IndieFerm beers on tap along with bottled kombucha, wine, and other beverages. Admission is $5 cash at the door with general admission seating. Hailing from the South Shore, the band has performed together for more than twenty years, first as Lonesome Jukebox and now with a refreshed lineup under The Shady Roosters name. Their set blends rockabilly, blues, roots, and classic country, plus originals that carry a 1950s jukebox vibe, delivered with an energy that gets audiences moving.

Enjoy a cozy, festive evening at Brewery 44 creating a fresh evergreen wreath with greens gathered from the farm. A $35 deposit secures your seat and includes your farm-fresh wreath. Personalize your creation with à la carte decorations available for purchase, including bells, bows, bulbs, lights, pinecones, and other holiday accents. All embellishments are supplied by The Farm and may be paid for by cash, check, or credit card, and outside decorations are not permitted. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, along with food, will be available for purchase, and guests are welcome to bring their own snacks.

Meet Spider, a chihuahua therapy dog, along with his little brother, Trouble. Spend some time reading a book to them or simply stop by to say hello and enjoy their company.

Create a custom holiday wreath during a cozy, hands-on workshop at Brewery 44, using fresh evergreens harvested from the farm. Participants can tailor their wreaths with decorations available for purchase during the session, such as bells, bows, bulbs, lights, pinecones, and other seasonal accents. All embellishments are supplied by The Farm and can be paid for at the end by cash, check, or credit card, and personal decorations are not permitted. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and food will be available to buy, and guests may bring their own snacks. An initial payment of $35 covers a farm-fresh wreath, with optional add-ons offered à la carte. This workshop is fully booked.

As the season grows busier, this week of the Chakra Journey turns attention to the Throat Chakra, the center of voice, communication, and truth. Settle into restful postures with gentle aromatherapy and a quiet meditation focused on this energy center. You will leave with a take-home card filled with affirmations and insights to support your throat energy. No prior yoga experience is required. Simply bring yourself and a willingness to relax and recharge. This class is part of a seven week restorative series that explores a different chakra each session. Attend this class on its own or enroll in the full journey for a discount. The series has sold out before the first class for the past four years and spots are limited, so early registration is encouraged. Each year offers a fresh approach, making it a meaningful experience for newcomers and returning participants alike. Pricing options are available. Members may attend for $35 per class or $175 for all seven, which saves $70. Non-members may attend for $40 per class or $210 for all seven, which also saves $70.

Plimoth Patuxet Museums presents the Winter Fine Arts & Craft Fair, a festive marketplace of fine art and crafts. Explore handmade gifts from independent artisans and creators, enjoy live music, take a hay ride, and savor seasonal food and beverages, with inspiring demonstrations adding to the experience. Admission is $5, children under 12 are free, and tickets are sold at the door.

Ask Alice returns to J & R's Indian Head Pub with a high energy mix of cover songs, blending longtime favorites with unexpected twists. Spanning seven decades of rock, pop, and country, the performance is billed as the soundtrack to a memorable night on the South Shore, with dancing in mind.

Travis Ledoyt brings a heartfelt salute to Elvis Presley, building on a career that began in 2001 and earned praise from people who knew Elvis personally. Recognized as a leading young interpreter of the King, he has shared the bill with Jerry Lee Lewis, B.B. King, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Bill Haley’s Comets, and Johnny Rivers. His performances have reached audiences around the world, from Hong Kong to the United Kingdom, and he has spent more than a decade headlining for Royal Caribbean. Elvis’s longtime drummer D. J. Fontana commended his ability to capture the energy of the early years, while the New York Times and the Des Moines Register have highlighted his work. Expect a tribute that channels the spirit, sound, and excitement of a classic Elvis concert.

Hosted by The Soulful Palette inside Bridgewater Dome, this indoor market welcomes visitors into a cozy, wintry setting filled with creativity and community spirit. Explore offerings from local artists and small businesses that showcase care, craftsmanship, intention, passion, and soul, and enjoy a festive shopping experience that celebrates makers and their work. The venue is inside and easy to access, and the snack shack will be open for refreshments while you browse.

Meet at Brook Stores, with the meeting point also identified by the what3words locator clown.rocks.island. This volunteer clean up focuses on improving community cleanliness, and help is welcome whether you can spare 30 minutes or an hour. A brief health and safety talk will take place before getting started. Equipment, including pickers, hoops, bags, gloves, and high vis, will be available, and you are welcome to bring your own. Please bring your own gloves, wear sturdy footwear, and consider a hat or coat if needed. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. Anyone under 16 must remain with a supervising adult at all times.

Discover how to craft a festive wreath with fresh evergreens, learning each step as you shape a design that reflects your style. Keep it simple and natural or build a fuller, more decorative look. You will leave with a handmade piece that brings a cozy holiday feel to your home. All supplies are provided, and the experience is set in a calm, creative atmosphere filled with the sights and scents of the season.

Seasonal cheer takes center stage as the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Steven Karidoyanes, presents a holiday program with tenor Matthew Anderson and the PCIS Chorus under the direction of Jessica Fuller. Anderson lends his voice to Winter Wonderland, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, and selections from Handel’s Messiah. The tradition of The March of the Toys parade continues, with donations of unwrapped gifts supporting the Children’s Holiday Fund through a community parade of giving. Marking the 80th anniversary of It’s a Wonderful Life, the program spotlights music from the classic film and concludes with an Auld Lang Syne sing along. Tickets are $40, $65, $75, and $150. Tickets for Memorial Hall are subject to a $1 restoration fee per the Town of Plymouth.

Wicked Daughter returns to J & R's Indian Head Pub with a tribute performance to Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots, mixing fan favorites with deep cuts. The set also features additional 90s alternative and classic rock picks. There is no cover charge. Purchases are cash only, and an ATM is available on site.

A friendly social hour for LGBTQIA+ adults takes place at The Speedwell Tavern, offering a supportive place for Plymouth County locals to meet new people and reconnect with friends. Attendees can enjoy conversation over drinks or a bite to eat in a relaxed setting. The emphasis is on casual community connection rather than professional networking.

Settle into the quiet of winter with a restorative yoga practice created for the solstice. Expect slow, grounding postures, steam eye masks, and warming essential oils, then conclude with a guided Yoga Nidra to ease into the restful season ahead. The session honors the nourishing Kapha qualities of winter and moves at a pace similar to restorative yin. This is a pay-what-you-can class, and all contributions support the Sponsor-a-Yogi program to help keep yoga accessible in the community. It replaces the regular Yoga Basics class on the Wednesday closest to the turning of the season and runs a little longer than usual.

Roast Battle lands at Dirty Water Distillery in Plymouth with an official Roast Battle League competition. Hilarious comedians go head to head, trading sharp burns and quick comebacks in a relaxed setting where the laughs come fast. The format is known from Comedy Central and from stages such as The Comedy Mothership in TX, The Comedy Cellar in NYC, and The Comedy Store in LA. It is a live showdown built for big laughs as contenders try to out-roast one another.

Christmas with The Celts brings the energy of a nationally televised PBS special to the stage with a production that grew from broadcasts on more than 200 PBS stations across the U.S. and Canada, as well as on the BBC in Ireland for three years. Demand from those airings led to annual appearances in performing arts centers, theaters, and major casinos. The first live show took place before a sold out crowd at the Ryman Auditorium, home of the original Grand Ole Opry and honored by Pollstar as a top venue, and the tour has now celebrated 14 years on the road nationwide. The performance blends timeless Irish Christmas carols and step dancing with modern holiday songs arranged on traditional Celtic instruments. Each season introduces new Christmas selections, original material, and fresh dance tunes, so no two tours are exactly alike. Playful onstage banter and quick Irish humor mix with the excitement of high-energy dancers. The music moves from spirited takes on familiar holiday favorites that get audiences clapping to heartfelt ballads supported by rich string arrangements, and a children’s choir adds an extra touch of seasonal warmth. Founder and producer Ric Blair describes the experience as one that brings people together across generations through the shared joy of Celtic music and dance.

Sara Achorn takes the stage at The Inn on Shipyard Park in Mattapoisett with an acoustic set that mixes soulfulness with a contemporary touch. She reshapes songs spanning 70s rock to current hits, offering unplugged versions of favorites by Chris Stapleton, Billie Eilish, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, and Taylor Swift, all carried by warm, expressive vocals. Achorn also leads Little Lies, a Fleetwood Mac tribute honoring Stevie Nicks, with appearances across the Northeast that include Soundcheck Studios, Toad's Place, Wormtown Festival, and performing the National Anthem at TD Garden. This performance highlights range, authenticity, and a powerful voice.

A cheerful after-the-holidays pick‑me‑up that helps shake off the seasonal slump and keeps the festive spirit alive a little longer.

An open public planning meeting for Plymouth Pride focuses on board business and upcoming events at the main branch of Plymouth Public Library, with a virtual option available via Zoom. The meeting welcomes community input and helps build the team that keeps these events going strong. Meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

Admission is $5 at the door, cash only. General admission seating applies. Sponsored by IndieFerm Brewing, The Shady Roosters perform live in the Spire Center lobby, a casual, family friendly setting with space to dance or relax with a drink. The lobby bar features IndieFerm beers on tap, plus bottled kombucha, wine, and other beverage options. From the South Shore, the group has played together for more than twenty years, beginning as Lonesome Jukebox and now performing with a refreshed lineup and name. The set blends rockabilly, blues, roots, and classic country, along with originals that carry the spirit of a 1950s jukebox. Their joy in playing comes through and gets the crowd moving.