This weekend in Plymouth County, MA

Mayflower Market Days returns for its 7th annual vintage fair in the historic town of Plympton, Massachusetts, set on a 300-year-old farm owned by Mike and Jen of Full Circle Homes and HGTV’s Houses with History. This two-day outdoor event features antique and local artisan vendors, live music, food trucks, antique cars, and family-friendly activities. Children 18 and under are admitted free. Tickets will be available in early summer, and vendor applications are currently being accepted.

Enjoy a morning of movement in Carver, Massachusetts with Barre and Yin Yoga offered individually or together. Each option includes a bouquet that participants make at the studio.

At New Beginnings Stables, Jason Drass leads a ranch riding and handiness clinic focused on practical horsemanship. Riders build solid fundamentals and put them to use with obstacle challenges, gate work, dragging logs, and pattern exercises, with the option to explore ranch roping if the group is ready. Instruction meets each participant at their current level, making it suitable for those starting a foundation as well as riders polishing more advanced skills. Jason brings extensive experience and guidance from mentors such as Tom Curtin and Bryan Neubert, offering clear, workable solutions for both horses and riders. The participant fee is $385 and auditing is $20. Space is limited and a nonrefundable payment is required to secure a spot. To reserve, text Lynnette at 617-750-7239. For questions, contact Jeni Olivier on Facebook, text 508-454-1281, or email DrassClinics@yahoo.com.

The annual Harvest Fair fundraiser has been rescheduled and will turn the farm into a relaxed family day with activities for all ages. Advance tickets are available at a discount, and presale pricing ends one week before the event. Enjoy hayrides around the farm, ongoing sawmill demonstrations, and a sheepdog showcase from Sheepdog Junction. Local artisans and crafters will present demonstrations and goods, creating a convenient opportunity to start holiday shopping. Face painting is provided by Art on the Spot. Children can explore a free area filled with fall crafts and activities, wear their Halloween costumes, discover a cranberry sensory bin with cranberries from Bogside Acres, help plant garlic in the Children’s Garden, and enjoy more hands on play. A Story Walk in the Community Gardens, presented with Middleboro Public Library, features the children’s book Harvest Days. Raffles and Soule merchandise will be available, and proceeds help support Soule. Hot food is made to order, and beer is offered by locally owned Harper Lane Brewery. The pavilion stage returns with performances by Ryan Dem and the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers, with additional artists to be announced. Entertainment is supported by the Mass Cultural Councils of Middleborough, Kingston, Carver, Lakeville, Plympton, Bridgewater, and Plymouth.

Advance your practice in a Level 3 Reiki Master class focused on deepening spiritual connection and energetic mastery. This two day training is intended for practitioners who have completed Reiki 1 and 2. Participants receive the final attunement to boost energy flow, explore advanced techniques for working on themselves and others, and refine intuitive awareness and overall energetic capacity. The cost is $333. To register, contact the organizer. No refunds.

Build on your rug braiding practice with instructor Mary Guidoboni in the East Classroom at Soule Homestead. This session is for returning rug braiders, and those continuing from earlier classes may bring unfinished projects. Participants should bring scissors, needles, thread, and wool, with wool available for purchase on site. Tuition for returning students is $18. The class requires a minimum of six students, so advance registration is necessary. Members receive a 15 percent discount on this workshop, and member discounts cannot be used to buy tickets for non-members. All proceeds support the preservation of the nonprofit Soule Homestead.

Benson’s Pond welcomes visitors to its working cranberry farm for guided Discovery Tours that trace the cranberry growing cycle, spotlight the tools used in the bogs, and share the long history of cranberry farming on the Southcoast. Set across 45 acres of active bogs at this third-generation, family-owned farm in Middleboro, Massachusetts, the experience includes time to relax on an outdoor patio overlooking the fields with cranberry drinks and seasonal snacks. Tours last 60 to 90 minutes and are $25 per person, with a snack and drink included. All ages are welcome, and Kid-Oriented Tours are offered for younger guests. The cranberry-themed farm store accepts cash, credit cards, Apple Pay, and Venmo. Private group tours are available.

Weekly tournaments for the Mobile Suit Gundam Trading Card Game bring players together to compete, trade cards, and share strategies. Participants can purchase a starter deck or enhance an existing deck with booster packs before playing. Entry is $5 per player. For prizes, a booster pack from each entrant is added to the pool and awarded to the top finishers. Bring your deck, face off against fellow pilots, and connect with others who enjoy the game. For questions, call (978) 298-4409.

Partner with a friend for a One Piece Card Game showdown at Pirates Party 2026 Vol.3. This 2v2 Buddy Battle follows standard 2v2 construction rules and uses Swiss rounds. Entry is $10. Players can look forward to official prize kits and packs, plus welcome packs for first-time participants. Presented by The Wizards Duel, the event emphasizes teamwork and coordinated strategy between partners.

A weekly One Piece Card Game tournament at The Game Reserve in Middleboro offers a friendly setting for competition and community. New and experienced players can bring a deck, meet fellow fans, trade tips, and put strategies to the test in tournament play. The growing local scene features spirited duels, plenty of camaraderie, and a chance to pursue the dream of becoming Pirate King.

Steve George and Tommy Booth join forces for an acoustic set, playfully billed as The Knock Offs. Two musicians share the stage for a stripped-down performance with an acoustic sound.

A live performance by KRUSH takes place at J&R's Indian Head Pub in Hanson.

Anime fans can take part in a tournament centered on fun competition and community. Entry is $10, and participants bring their own decks to compete with fellow enthusiasts. Rewards include booster packs, exclusive promos with popular characters, and other tournament prizes. The event welcomes all experience levels, so newcomers and seasoned players can enjoy learning, improving, and connecting with a community that celebrates anime.

Princesses and villains share the spotlight in a storybook celebration at Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor. The annual Royal Ball is set to begin when a group of villains interrupts the festivities and challenges the princesses to a royal showdown. With help from the children, the tale unfolds into a lesson that even the fiercest rivals can share the same fairytale. From the first moments, families step into the story through live singing, interactive storytelling, character encounters, music, and plenty of dancing. A grand entrance sets the tone, surprises add to the adventure, and an uplifting finale flows right into the Royal Ball. Each session centers on personal time with the characters. Expect to meet at least eight beloved princesses and villains per session, with the potential for additional characters based on ticket sales. There is unhurried time for hugs, conversations, photos, and autographs, and every child receives a complimentary autograph card. The celebration includes a high energy dance party featuring all the characters and a special parent dance moment. A quiet coloring area is available nearby for little ones who need a break. The experience is designed for ages 2 to 12 and their families. Four identical sessions are offered, each presenting the same storyline and a minimum of eight characters, though the specific lineup can vary. Tickets are limited to support a comfortable experience, and advance reservations are recommended. General Admission is $35 per guest, and all adults and children require a ticket. An optional Family Photo Access Pass is $25 per family and includes a professionally photographed family group portrait with all featured characters and access to a gallery of candid event photos, delivered digitally. Plan a little extra time for check in. A parent or guardian must remain with their child for the duration. No meal is included. Costumes are encouraged for children and adults. Tickets are non refundable but may be transferred to another Ever After Events event or service. Attendance grants Ever After Events permission to photograph and record video for promotional purposes.

A trunk and treat themed car show returns to East Middleboro 4-H, now in its second year. Hosted by South Shore Stance Co. in collaboration with East Middleboro 4-H, this family friendly gathering supports the East Middleboro 4-H Community and its youth groups through proceeds and donations. Show car entry is $10 per vehicle at the gate, while spectators attend at no cost and contributions are appreciated. Highlights include a Haunted 4-H clubhouse, a petting zoo with animals, show awards, and a variety of food and drinks. All makes and models are welcome to participate in the show and trunk n treat. Costumes are encouraged, with a reminder to keep them appropriate for families.

Set aside an hour for personalized insight, guidance, and healing with three rotating 20 minute sessions tailored to you. Work with spiritual practitioners Megan, Kat, and Amy, and build your experience by choosing one service from each. Megan offers mediumship or astrology readings. Kat provides tarot card readings or reiki. Amy offers reiki or a relaxing neck and shoulder massage. Space is limited to nine participants. Tickets are $125 per person. Plan for about 90 minutes on site to allow time for brief breaks and easy transitions between practitioners.

Take part in an official Pokémon Standard tournament at Round Table Games. Step into the role of a trainer, build your field with Pokémon, and trade attacks as you battle for the top spot. The tournament runs on a weekly schedule unless a prerelease or League Challenge is planned. Entry is $5. Every participant receives a prize pack while supplies last, earns 10 RTG Reward Points for each round played, and collects additional RTG Reward Points based on final placement, with Knights receiving double stamps. The winner also receives 100 RTG Reward Points.

Celebrating its thirteenth year, this friendly fall festival features live music, food trucks, and an artisan marketplace. A Kids Zone and a petting zoo with baby animals are part of the lineup, along with other activities.

The Travelin’ McCourys grew out of forward motion, not a plan. Brothers Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Rob McCoury on banjo learned bluegrass onstage with the Del McCoury Band, honing their craft through nightly shows. Discipline, responsibility and restraint shaped their path, and with Jason Carter, Mike Bub and later Alan Bartram they helped define a sound that was precise, powerful and rooted, with the audience at the center. As bluegrass entered new spaces and jam listeners embraced acoustic music, they saw longer sets, open-ended solos, surprise covers and bold choices create a different kind of energy. Wondering where the music could go when the rules loosen, they let a new approach develop outside the Del McCoury Band. It took shape in late-night sessions and eventually stood on its own. The Travelin’ McCourys carry that journey into the present, blending deep tradition with an adventurous spirit.

From the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T. - The Aretha Franklin Story comes a new docu-concert celebrating Phil Collins. This immersive production traces his chart-topping years with Genesis, his multi-Grammy solo career, and his Academy Award-winning work for Disney, bringing his unmistakable songs to life both visually and emotionally. Presented at Plymouth Memorial Hall, the show features talent from around the world, detailed lighting design, state-of-the-art sound, and vivid projections for an up close and personal experience. From the first downbeat to the final cymbal choke, the rhythm never lets up with The Phil Collins Story.