Events in Plymouth, MA

Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres hosts a weekend filled with Halloween excitement. Brave a haunted experience, discover the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and show off your spookiest style in the Costume Contest. Enjoy classic trick-or-treating, then get creative in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities run on the weekend only, with plenty of thrills, chills, and seasonal magic.

Revive and Thrive offers an in-studio and virtual experience designed for all experience levels. The session blends slow, sustained stretches with guided self-acupressure, calming breathing techniques, and occasional aromatherapy. Attend in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or participate online from anywhere. New students can take advantage of a $59 special that provides 30 days of unlimited yoga. The studio also offers a range of styles and intensities, including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice in person, virtually, or via video on demand.

This weekly unstructured playtime welcomes children from infancy through age four in the library’s lower-level children’s play area. It is free and open to everyone. Parents and caregivers remain on site to supervise.

Take part in a Constructed 1v1 tournament featuring three Swiss rounds, each played best of three. Entry is $10. Every participant receives a pack from the newest set and a nexus night promo pack, and $5 in store credit from each entry goes into the prize pool. Register on UVS to sign up.

A weekly Nexus Night brings together League of Legends fans for a friendly, tournament-style evening focused on community and competition. Entry is $10 per player and adds one booster pack to the prize pool per entrant, capped at 12 packs, with prizes distributed to the top cut. While supplies last, each participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack that includes three cards drawn from an exclusive promo pool. To keep play moving, events are limited to three rounds. Proxies are not permitted, except for runes, which may be proxied if clearly labeled. Because three rounds can lead to ties, the top cut is split among the top four finishers based on event software tiebreakers. Players are asked to register in advance to ensure a smooth check-in. For questions, call 978-298-4409.

Players gather for a weekly Standard Pokémon tournament that welcomes all ages and experience levels. Expect a friendly mix of competition and community, with chances to test new strategies, sharpen your play, and meet fellow fans. Entry is $10 per player. For prizing, each entrant adds one booster pack to a shared pool that is awarded to the top cut at the end, and every participant receives a Pokémon Play Prize Pack as a thank you for playing. Questions can be directed to (978) 298-4409.

The Damned headline a lineup that also features Flamin' Groovies and The Courettes. Admission is limited to guests 18 and older. For each ticket sold, a quarter is directed to The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-led fundraising effort that supports youth-led arts programs at established nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. The initiative is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

Next Stop Comedy presents a rotating stand-up showcase at Brewery 44. Each show features a fresh lineup of comedians, including performers with television appearances and popular podcast credits. Enjoy an upbeat night of laughs with new talent every time.

At Scullers Jazz, Gengis Don, a Brooklyn-raised producer and artist, shares an instinct-driven blend of hip hop and jazz that treats rhythm and melody as a single voice. He listens for the city’s pulse and translates it into sound, shaping beats like stories and chords like conversations. By age 30 he has collaborated with Solange, Bilal, ASAP Ferg, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Marquis Hill, Christopher McBride, Pink Siifu, Phoelix, Standing on the Corner, Klein, keiyaA, Melanie Charles, Anna Wise, Mavi, and Braxton Cook, among others. This all-ages event offers tickets priced from $30.00 to $50.00. If you do not purchase every seat at a table, other guests may be seated with you. Food and beverages are available in the jazz club. All purchases are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged.

Experience live music from the 719 duo at Middleboro Elks in Middleboro, MA.

Bywater Call is a seven-piece from Toronto that folds Southern soul and roots rock into a riveting, genre-crossing live show led by the expressive voice of Meghan Parnell. The band features Dave Barnes on guitar, Bruce McCarthy on drums, Mike Meusel on bass, Andrew Moljgun on keys, Stephen Dyte on trumpet, and Julian Nalli on tenor sax. Their performances move from tender, reflective moments to turn-it-up anthems, drawing on influences like The Band, The Wood Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Otis Redding, Little Feat, and Sly and the Family Stone. The album Broken Souvenirs highlights that range. Momentum continues to build through praise from artists, media, and music fans, backed by a growing catalog and an onstage chemistry that keeps audiences engaged. Recent milestones include a return to Joe Bonamassa’s Keeping the Blues Alive cruise with headliners Big Head Todd and the Monsters and Larkin Poe, and a set at the Netherlands’ BOSPOP festival alongside the Black Keys, Warren Haynes Band, Marcus King, and Blackberry Smoke. As Joe Bonamassa shared on SiriusXM Different Shades of Blue, “One of My Favorite Bands… Meghan Parnell does a Hell of a Job… Put them in your playlist… embrace it…get the name out there.”

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.

Holbrook gathers for an annual 5K road race and 1 mile walk that honors the memory of thirteen-year-old Sean Joyce, who passed away from Eastern Equine Encephalitis in 2004. In the years since, the community has created lasting tributes, including the Sean Joyce Baseball and Soccer Field beside Sumner Field with a walking track around both, and has awarded more than $100,000 in scholarships to local students. Recent efforts have also included involvement with youth sports, Holbrook Middle-High School, and Holbrook Santa. This event helps sustain the scholarship program and keeps Sean’s legacy present in town life, taking place alongside Holbrook’s Homecoming festivities.

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.

This long-running plant-based food festival features a wide mix of producers and vendors, national speakers and chefs, and informative exhibits in a friendly setting. Attendees can speak directly with food makers, sample complimentary bites, discover new products coming to market, and shop show discounts, or simply learn which plant-based options are available and where to find them. The program includes free talks and activities for children. Admission and parking are free, and a public transit stop is just across the street. Whether you already eat vegetarian or vegan or are exploring more plant-based meals, the event offers opportunities to support animals, care for the environment, and improve personal health.

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.

Copley Square hosts the Boston Book Festival, a lively celebration of literature and ideas. A dozen local authors will be available for book signings, among them Ann Goltz in women's fiction, Susan Beach and Peter Clenott in historical fiction, Cynthia Kallai, also known as Irene Hagan, in cozy mystery, Kathleen Jeffrey and James Rebello, who also writes as George Bridge, in children's, Shawn McCarthy with a fantasy series, Pierce Press with epic fantasy and children's, Caleb Mason in mystery and thriller, Ann Wells, InSup Kim, John Gillooly focusing on sports and nonfiction, Lauren Brown, Lizzie Seibert, and Christopher Mirabile with mystery thrillers. Each year the festival draws thousands who come to find new books and connect with authors and publishers at Copley Square.

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.

This guided salamander search with Caitlin Fisher-Reid teaches straightforward techniques for spotting these secretive amphibians and explains how they support the health of forests across New England. The activity proceeds in light rain and is canceled in the event of heavy rain.

Designed for those preparing for parenthood, this expo blends inspiration, practical learning, and a sense of fun. Explore leading pregnancy, baby, and parenting brands through interactive product demonstrations, hear guidance from knowledgeable experts during supportive seminars, and take part in unique experiences. Throughout the event there are chances to win more than 50 grand prize giveaways, with items ranging from baby gear to wellness must haves. It brings together education and excitement so participants leave feeling confident, connected, and celebrated.

Experience a working cranberry farm at Benson’s Pond in Middleboro, Massachusetts. This third-generation, family-run operation opens 45 acres of bogs for guided Discovery Tours that follow the cranberry life cycle, highlight the equipment used in the harvest, and share stories from the Southcoast’s cranberry heritage. Tours typically last 60 to 90 minutes. Afterward, relax on the outdoor patio overlooking the bogs and enjoy cranberry drinks and seasonal snacks, included in the $25 per person admission. All ages are welcome, with special kid-focused options available for younger visitors. The cranberry-themed farm store is on site and accepts cash, credit cards, Apple Pay, and Venmo. It offers a friendly, close-up look at a longstanding tradition in cranberry farming.

Wander the Rose Kennedy Greenway and browse a lively open air marketplace that highlights creativity and local talent. More than 50 vendors, including artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers, present distinctive goods and one of a kind finds. Support small businesses, meet the people behind the work, and take in the fresh air and the historic Boston atmosphere as you explore. Each visit offers new discoveries waiting to be found.

Harpoon Brewery hosts a celebration of the French-Canadian classic, poutine, presented by the original PoutineFest organizers and featuring standout versions from restaurants across New England. Attendees can enjoy generous samples from participating eateries while the restaurants compete for top honors, including a 22-pound pro wrestling style championship belt and a People’s Choice award. The festival includes music, beer, games, and activities for children, creating a family friendly setting where kids might even pick up a few words of French. Several food trucks will be on site to complement the poutine offerings. Produced by PoutineFest USA, the event highlights Francophone cultures and poutine in the region.

In May, Becca Kidwell marked turning fifty alongside the release of her debut album, What You Don’t See. The BU alum brings her previously sold out show, Fifty Ways to Leave Your Forties, to Boston, weaving candid stories, sharp wit, and plenty of heart into a look at reinvention and resilience at midlife. A BroadwayWorld Cabaret Award winner and MAC Award nominee, she has created eight solo shows since 2017, drawing audiences with humor, honesty, and songs that celebrate finding joy at every age. The performance takes place at Josephine’s in the Napoleon Room, a cabaret home for jazz, Broadway, and spirited performances. Reservations are recommended.

Bring a favorite polish or try a new color, then settle in to paint your nails, trade advice, and relax with others who appreciate a well done manicure.

Sweater Weather Fest is a no-cost open-air celebration of film. Browse vendors, grab something to eat, and settle in for a movie under the night sky. If you work in film and TV or hope to, industry professionals will be on the plaza and open to questions about how they began their careers, creating opportunities for genuine connections. Tickets and badges are not required, and access is open.

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.

At Hibernian Hall, the Boston Cyclists Union’s Annual Meeting and Membership Party celebrates 15 years of advocacy and a decade of the Bostréal fundraiser. Attendees will hear updates on progress toward safer streets, applaud Golden Cog Award recipients, and share dinner and refreshments. A raffle adds extra excitement with prizes that include restaurant gift certificates, cycling gear, and a bike. Everyone who purchases a ticket is eligible for a 20 percent discount on a helmet from Bern helmets, a family-owned Massachusetts company that will donate 5 percent of proceeds to the Boston Cyclists Union.

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.

Mo Lowda & the Humble bring the Tailing the Ghost Tour to Royale in Boston with special guest Surf Hat. This event is for ages 18 and over. For each ticket purchased, 25 cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston based, volunteer run fundraising initiative that helps provide resources for youth led arts programs at established nonprofit creative youth development organizations across Greater Boston. The effort operates within The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through Boston Creates.

The program features live music in the Napoleon Room at Club Cafe with Michael Larson on piano. Guests can relax with a meal and a drink during the show. In the second part of the evening, the mic opens so attendees can share their love of singing with the room. Reservations are strongly recommended.

Ann Hampton Callaway brings Here's to Life to Scullers Jazz, an inspiring new program that celebrates the richness of living through beloved standards, contemporary selections, and her own original songs. The Tony-nominated singer and songwriter infuses music by Arlen, Porter, Rodgers, and the Bergmans with insight and passion, alongside works by modern writers, shaping an evening of refined pop-jazz. Her artistry has drawn praise from JazzTimes, the New York Times, and Musical Theatre Review, with accolades for her vocal beauty and creativity and comparisons to Streisand, Ronstadt, Shirley Horn, Dianne Reeves, and even the legacy of Ella Fitzgerald. Admission ranges from $35 to $50 and the event is open to all ages. General admission seating in the Main Floor and the Miles Davis Mezzanine is hosted on a first come, first served basis, except where tables are marked reserved. If you do not purchase every seat at a table, other guests may be seated with you. For special seating needs, contact the venue at least 48 hours before the performance, and for other requirements reach out to the box office after purchasing or at least 72 hours in advance. All tickets are nonrefundable.

Experience songs and stories from Margo Cilker and Lilly Hiatt. Cilker has built a reputation on the strength of Valley of Hearts Delight and her debut, Pohoryll, writing with clarity about everyday life and bringing to the stage performances that feel intimate and charged, filled with vivid characters and moments. She makes her home near the Columbia River in Goldendale, Washington with her husband, songwriter Forrest VanTuyl, who works as a cowboy, along with their dog and some horses. Hiatt brings the candid spirit of her album Forever, recorded at home with her husband, producer and multi-instrumentalist Coley Hinson, exploring growth, change, escape, anxiety, self-criticism, and self-love. Her songs feel like pages from a journal yet invite a wide audience to connect, blending gritty guitars with reflective songwriter warmth. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Tennessee, she drew early attention with her first records, made a breakthrough with Trinity Lane, and followed with Walking Proof and Lately, earning festival appearances, notable tour pairings, and praise for her clear, poetic writing.

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.

SKYWÜL, from Massachusetts, channels classic heavy metal through a modern lens, blending riff-driven intensity with the weight of doom and the haze of psychedelic rock. The music moves with a deliberate, crushing pulse as towering, fuzz-soaked guitars and an unyielding rhythm section lock in together. The result is an immersive, hypnotic wall of sound that pulls listeners deep into its atmosphere.

Torche returns to deliver a night of rock hits, billed as South Shore's leading rock hits band. Admission is $15 at the door.

Sing at Freeplay Bar Arcade Taunton, where karaoke is included with admission. Choose a track, step up to the mic, and support other performers.

A live concert by Beck, part of the Ride Lonesome Tour, takes place at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, MA.

Experience live music from Beck at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park in Boston, MA. The artist takes the stage for a show at this Boston venue.

Presented by Mandorla Music and Non-Event, this program features a solo performance by saxophonist, composer, and activist Caroline Davis in Anderson Auditorium at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University. Rooted in improvisation and social inquiry, her sets for saxophone and electronics unfold spontaneously in response to the space and the people present. She draws on interactive technologies to shape unusual textures and highlight the instrument’s distinctive, quirky character. Based in Brooklyn, Davis is a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow in Composition and a DownBeat Critics Poll Alto Saxophone Rising Star, with additional fellowships from NYFA, the Jerome Foundation, Chamber Music America, and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Her residencies include MacDowell, The Jazz Gallery, Civitella, and the Rockefeller Estate, and she has mentored with New Music USA’s Next Jazz Legacy. She has released eight albums as a leader and collaborated with artists including Allison Miller, Lee Konitz, John Zorn, Angelica Sanchez, The Femme Jam, Miles Okazaki, Nicole Mitchell, Rajna Swaminathan, and Matt Mitchell. Recent work includes Portals, which reflects on grief and memory, and contributions to Terri Lyne Carrington’s New Standards. She also teaches courses on gender in jazz at The New School and maintains a private studio at the Manhattan School of Music. Trumpeter Kelly Bray and drummer Denver Nuckolls open the program. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, $10 for students, and free for attendees under 18 and for EBT or WIC cardholders. No one is turned away for lack of funds.

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.

OverTone turns The Green Dragon near Faneuil Hall into a high-energy dance spot during its monthly appearance. The set blends rock, pop, and throwback favorites from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s through today, focusing on hits everyone recognizes. Expect a lively vibe with a packed floor and drinks that keep the night rolling.

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.

A meat fundraiser featuring a primary raffle priced at $2 and a specialty table priced at $3. The kitchen and the bar will be open.

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.

Photographers of every experience level can spend an afternoon exploring Boston’s Chinatown with cameras in hand. The walk highlights sites connected to the neighborhood’s development and history, offering chances to capture public art in culturally meaningful locations. Expect prompts and helpful photo tips throughout. As the walking portion wraps up, participants meet at Mary Soo Hoo Park to discuss takeaways and share images. There is an option to print a favorite shot as a postcard and to contribute a photo to a shared digital photobook. Light snacks and beverages will be available. Registration on Eventbrite is required to attend.

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.

Entry is $10. Each entrant receives an OTS pack and a pack of their choice, and one pack from each entry is added to the prize pool. For every two players who participate, the pool gains an additional OTS pack. A valid Konami ID is required to play, and one can be provided if you do not have one.

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.

Outdoor West Coast Swing returns to the river docks behind the Hatch Shell through a collaboration focused on keeping dancing alive outside. Music plays over speakers, with rotating DJs and instructors shaping the experience from week to week. A beginner friendly West Coast Swing lesson takes place alongside social dancing on a divided dock so newcomers can learn while others keep moving. Updates are shared on Instagram at @foundthroughsound.

Sienna Spiro brings the My House Tour to House of Blues Boston in Boston. This is an all ages concert, and supporting performers may change without notice. Venue policies include a strict bag limit of 12 x 6 x 12 inches, with all bags subject to security screening. Lighters are not permitted, and smoking or vaping is prohibited in accordance with Boston city ordinances, with any violations resulting in immediate ejection. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

GRAMMY-winning duo for KING + COUNTRY brings the The Most Beautiful Colours album release tour to Boch Center (Wang Theatre) in Boston. This stop features fresh tracks from their forthcoming album alongside fan favorites, presented with cinematic staging, thunderous percussion, and story-driven moments. The performance includes intimate interactions and behind-the-music insights for an uplifting, faith-centered celebration in an iconic setting. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available, which includes premium seating, a pre-show Q&A, early entry, and first access to merchandise. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone are known for four GRAMMY Awards, 13 No. 1 hits, billions of streams, and global tours, following acclaimed projects like the Top 10 album What Are We Waiting For?, the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and the feature film Unsung Hero, honored as GMA Dove Award Feature Film of the Year.

This drive through car seat and booster seat installation and safety check serves the autism community, with certified Child Passenger Safety technician Amy Siddiqui and Community Autism Resources staff on site. Pull into the driveway to reach the door and receive a greeting and guidance on arrival. Drop in any time during the event hours. Certified CPS technicians provide hands-on assistance and share current child passenger safety guidance. They keep their expertise up to date through ongoing training and have completed the CPS Certification Course. Registration is requested so the team can plan for the number of families and notify participants if weather prompts a schedule change. A rain date is planned. Car seats and booster seats are not supplied, so please bring your own.

Revisit the sound and style of 1966 with pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels as he salutes Frank Sinatra at Hanson Public Library. This concert draws from the albums That's Life and Strangers in the Night and includes songs like Summer Wind, All or Nothing at All, and That's Life.

Settle in at Uva Wine Bar Plymouth for a hands-on workshop where you will design a fall-ready floral pumpkin in your choice of white or blue. No experience is required, with step-by-step guidance provided in a relaxed, social atmosphere. All materials are included, and food and wine are available for purchase. Arrive a little early to secure a seat and place an order. Advance registration is required. Tickets for this off-site event are nonrefundable, though they may be transferred to another guest if you cannot attend.

The Salvation Army of Plymouth distributes takeout-style community dinners from its parking lot. There is no charge for a meal and everyone is welcome. Menu and schedule details are updated periodically, so please check back for the latest information. For questions or more information, contact Envoy Anne Rich at anne.rich@use.salvationarmy.org.

At the Boch Center’s Wang Theatre in Boston, The Thorn delivers an intense theatrical experience that uses flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and high-volume music. The story contains graphic material, including scenes of crucifixion and implications of suicide, which may be upsetting to some viewers. Discretion is advised, and it is not recommended for children under 12.

A casual LGBTQIA+ social hour at The Speedwell Tavern welcomes adults from the Plymouth County area to connect in a safe, welcoming setting over a drink or a bite to eat. Focused on community rather than career, this Beers with Queers gathering offers an easygoing way to meet new people and enjoy friendly conversation.

Relive the sound of 1966 as pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels presents a tribute to Frank Sinatra. This concert focuses on selections from the albums That’s Life and Strangers in the Night, highlighting songs such as “Summer Wind,” “All or Nothing at All,” and the signature “That’s Life.”

The Thorn is presented at Boch Center (Wang Theatre) in Boston and features flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and loud music. The narrative includes graphic scenes, such as a depiction of crucifixion and an implied act of suicide, and it is not recommended for children under 12. Ticket access includes presales offered by the artist, promoter, Boch Center, and Ticketmaster, followed by a public on sale.

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This monthly book club gathers for a relaxed discussion of the current selection, and copies can be picked up at the Wilks Library. Upcoming selections include The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick, The Adventures Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, James by Percival Everett, Lula Dean's little library of banned books by Kirsten Miller, Warmth of Other Suns, A train in winter by Caroline Moorehead, Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn, Broken Country by Clare Leslie Hall, The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue, The God of the Woods by Liz Moore, Better living through birding by Christian Cooper, and Secret War of Julia Child by Diana Chambers.

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.

Hawthorne Heights brings a 20th anniversary celebration of If Only You Were Lonely to House of Blues Boston. This all-ages concert notes that opening acts may change. For entry, bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted and all bags may be inspected by security. Lighters are not allowed, and smoking or vaping is prohibited under city rules, with violations resulting in immediate removal from the venue. Medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may update the list of prohibited items at any time.

At Vitamin Sea Brewing, enjoy a relaxed craft night creating a personalized sign. Choose from hundreds of pre-cut vinyl designs provided by Julie and select your favorite paint color to make it your own. The project is beginner friendly and requires no special skills. Each registration includes one beverage to enjoy during the event.

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.

Hosted at Tremont Street in Boston, this gathering marks a pivotal transition in Malcolm Guite’s vocation as he moves from the critical practice of imaginative apologetics to a primary focus on creating poetry. It offers space to hear the vision that has guided his work, to experience beauty shaped by years of friendship, imagination, and collaboration, and to consider the Christ-centered imagination that informs his art. The program features a live set from The Bell and The Bard, Arthurian storytelling with Malcolm Guite and artist Stephen Crotts, Ordinary Saints with Malcolm and Bruce Herman, and a Poets in the Round with Joshua Luke Smith, Anna Friedrich, Malcolm, and additional voices. Poetry, music, visual art, and story come together as a new chapter in his creative journey begins.

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.

Vocalist Lucy Yeghiazaryan appears at West Falmouth Library as part of the Women Who Lead series, a program that highlights artistry, individuality, and voice. She brings a warm, elegant, and deeply felt approach to the Great American Songbook, and is an emerging presence in straight-ahead jazz, a Thelonious Monk Competition finalist, and a performer at Jazz at Lincoln Center and Birdland. This marks her second appearance in the series.

19th Nervous Breakdown brings its Rolling Stones tribute back to The Next Page Cafe, celebrating the music of the Rolling Stones. Since 2017, the group has been the top local Rolling Stones tribute across New England, New York, and southern Canada and has performed more than 300 times. Rather than a strict imitation, the show features a frontman reminiscent of Mick Jagger and a sound and stage setup that evokes the band's 1978 lineup. Cover charge is $5.

Quinn Sullivan brings the story of a 27-year-old singer, songwriter, and guitarist who first gained attention in the early 2000s and has continued to captivate audiences around the world. Raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts, in a home filled with classic rock, jazz, and blues, he found his spark through an early love of The Beatles. A guitar arrived when he was three, and his talent emerged quickly, leading to national television appearances on shows like The Tonight Show, Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel, and Conan O’Brien. A pivotal moment came in 2007 when Buddy Guy invited him onstage, then later brought him on tour and into the studio across the following decade. Over time, he has grown from a standout young player into a mature, expressive artist who blends blues, rock, and classic influences. His catalog spans multiple albums, and his fifth release, Salvation, stands out as his most personal, shaped by themes of loss, love, and resilience. Along with celebrated guitar work, his songwriting draws deeply from his roots and his own life. Onstage, that journey translates into performances steeped in honest feeling and powered by raw energy and enthusiasm, with themes of love, hardship, and redemption giving each show a personal, transformative edge.

Hatchback delivers an energetic rock cover show from the Boston region, formed in 2022. With spirited delivery and hard-hitting performances, the band revisits the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, offering a nostalgic tour through decades of rock.

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

Saint Joseph's Church presents its first annual Christmas-themed craft and artisan fair. The event highlights seasonal crafts and artisan offerings. Admission is $3 for adults, and children are admitted free.

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.

This monthly clinic at Tractor Supply Co. offers dog nail care, with a choice of a standard trim or a smoothing dremel service for $15. Dogs must be current on their rabies vaccination. No appointment is required. Owners of reactive or space-sensitive dogs can call or text 774-520-7310 to arrange accommodations. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

Celebrate the season at the North Fairhaven Open Air Market Fall Fest at Livesey Park in Fairhaven. Families can enjoy pumpkin painting, a bounce house, music, local vendors, food, and costume fun. The festivities conclude with the Halloween Horribles Costume Parade. Admission is free, and costumes are encouraged. Vendors interested in participating can email northfairhavenmarket@gmail.com for details.

Harvard Stadium hosts a collaboration between Food Truck Festivals of America and Harvard Fall Fest, bringing a day of flavorful food, live music, and college football. Sample dishes from a variety of food trucks, browse local craft vendors, and enjoy live performances while taking in the excitement of Harvard’s homecoming matchup with Princeton. One ticket, priced at $15 plus a small fee, includes entry to both the food truck festival and the game. The celebration goes on rain or shine.

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.

Night of a Thousand Faces returns to the New England Wildlife Center, transforming the nature trail into a glowing pathway with more than 2,000 community-carved pumpkins lit by real candles. The woodlands become a celebration created by and for the people who support the Center. Along the trail and inside the building, visitors can enjoy live animal presentations with educational ambassador animals, plus food, games, crafts, live music, face painting, and other activities for all ages. The experience is family friendly and not intended to frighten, and the walk typically takes about 30 minutes. Tickets are $10 per person and the event takes place rain or shine. The trail is not stroller friendly, though strollers can be parked at the trailhead. Pets are not allowed on the trail, except for service animals. Parking attendants will direct vehicles to available lots and carpooling is encouraged. The building is ADA accessible, but the nature trail is not easily wheelchair accessible. For specific accessibility questions, contact info@newildlife.org. Proceeds support wildlife care and community education through the New England Wildlife Centers.

Anthony Geraci promotes his new recording, Where Were You, on Delmark Records.

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.

Teams take part in an ALSA Walks event in Massachusetts, participating in a group walk together as part of the program.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This in-person group reading features medium Julie, who shares comforting messages and meaningful validations from loved ones in spirit while also guiding participants on ways to notice and strengthen their own personal connection beyond the physical. Attendance is kept small so she can reach as many people as possible with messages, though a personal reading is not guaranteed. The session typically wraps up with a brief Q&A or a healing meditation, along with practical tips for connecting with those you miss. Seating is open on a first come basis in a small private function room with table seating, bar and server service, and the option to order food and beverages at your seat. Capacity is limited to 28 attendees. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if the event must be rescheduled for any reason, tickets will be transferred to the new date by the organizer. Ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only. If you have recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a family member or friend to help keep everyone safe.

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.

Set at Dunbar House, this afternoon tea leans into a Wednesday Addams vibe with playful gothic touches and an abundance of tea. The experience begins with a themed scone served with fresh cream and jam. Adult sandwiches feature cucumber with black pepper and herbed cream cheese on pumpernickel, smoked salmon with dill cream cheese and pickled red onion, cranberry chicken salad on dark rye, and roast beef with horseradish cream and caramelized onion on marble bread. Options for children include cucumber on pumpernickel, turkey with cheddar and lettuce, and a grilled cheese. Dessert brings a finger-shaped cookie, a rainbow-swirled cupcake, dark chocolate cake, and a pumpkin cookie. Dark, funeral-style attire and braided looks suit the mood, costumes are encouraged but not required, and reservations are necessary.

Celebrate Halloween early with a comedy competition at Naukabout Brewery and Taproom, where stand-up performers go head to head for seasonal bragging rights. The lineup is open to both veteran comedians and newcomers, and the outcome is decided by a mix of audience votes and a panel of judges. Prizes include an opening slot for Lenny Clarke, a paid set at a future Naukabout comedy show, and a $25 Naukabout gift card. Expect a lively night filled with sharp punchlines and Halloween-themed humor in a brewery setting.

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.

Take part in a monthly Pokemon-themed BINGO session featuring multiple rounds and a prize pool that grows with attendance. Entry is $10 per player and includes one BINGO card that can be used for every round, with extra cards available for $5 each, up to a total of four per player. Prizes may include Elite Trainer Boxes, Mini Tins, Booster Bundles, Booster Packs, and Prize Packs. A brief sign-in period before play is used to hand out cards and markers and complete registration. If a round ends in a tie, the winners share the prize evenly, though ties are uncommon.

Celebrate Halloween in costume at The Lafayette Club in Taunton, MA. Dress up and enjoy a friendly, social evening centered on spooky style.

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.

At Tractor Supply Co. in Taunton, this monthly dog nail trim clinic offers either a traditional trim or a dremel file for $15. Dogs must be current on their rabies vaccination. No appointment is required. If your dog is reactive or needs extra space, call or text 774-520-7310 to arrange accommodations. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

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.

The second day of Delta Reign prerelease play features a sealed format. Participants begin with a 40 card prebuilt deck and receive four booster packs to adjust and customize their list before matches start. Rounds are best of one, with three or four rounds based on the number of players. Entry is $35, and the event is capped at 20 players. Two booster packs are awarded for participating, and an additional booster pack goes into the prize pool.

Amazing Raise 2026 is an Amazing Race inspired scavenger hunt style adventure held to support its mission. The adventure kicks off at Weymouth Tufts Library and sends participants racing to solve clues, take on Halloween themed challenges, and earn points toward prizes, a winner takes all title, and bragging rights. Compete on your own or with a team. Awards include Most Funds Raised, Highest Hunt Points Earned for first and second place, Best Team Costume, and Best 'Tame the Sea Monster' video. Early bird registration is $15 with code EARLYBIRD5, then $20 per person. At the library, children 8 and under can enjoy free BOO BINGO and a special scavenger hunt with fun activities. Costumes are encouraged. Young participants receive a bingo card, search for nine themed elements, and can pick a prize from a pirate treasure chest. Sponsorship opportunities are available at several levels, including Kids Event Sponsor at $5,000, Golden Pumpkin Sponsor at $5,000, Feed the Wey Sponsor at $2,500, Full Plate Sponsor at $1,000, and Nourish Sponsor at $500. Sponsorships help build a stronger, more nourished community for everyone. For questions or to learn more, contact Jennifer O'Brien at jennifer@weymouthfoodpantry.org.

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A villain-themed afternoon tea flips the usual princess script and spotlights notorious characters through a playful menu. The savory tier for adults features bites like crostini with tenderloin and goat cheese in homage to Scar, bacon wrapped dates filled with blue cheese nodding to Jafar, crab cakes with a sea witch twist inspired by Ursula, and smoked salmon with herbed cream cheese tipping a hat to Captain Hook. A children’s selection includes roasted ham and cheddar on wheat inspired by Gaston, a strawberry jam penny treat with a Smee reference, and Dalmatian themed dogs that call back to Cruella de Vil. A poison apple themed scone arrives with freshly whipped cream, followed by a parade of sweets such as red velvet cake fit for the Queen of Hearts, a crown shaped sugar cookie honoring the Evil Queen, a blueberry cream horn channeling Maleficent, and a cupcake with a blue flame motif in tribute to Hades. Villain inspired costumes are welcome, yet entirely optional.

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.

The Breakfast Club is a welcoming monthly gathering for parents and caregivers. Enjoy a light morning spread with coffee, tea, and water while connecting through conversation and building community. Occasional special guests are featured. Registration is preferred to support planning. For more information, contact Heather Baylies-Grigoreas, Director of Family Support, at hbayliesgrigoreas@communityautism.org or 508-379-0371 x12.

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.

Family Bingo Night brings friends and relatives together at Fairhaven Recreation for an upbeat evening of games, prizes, and shared laughs. Admission is free, and pizza with punch will be available. The night includes ten rounds of bingo with chances to win fun prizes. To receive bingo cards, participants are asked to bring one nonperishable food item for each card they plan to play. All contributions support Good Shepherd’s Pantry. Last year the community donated 267 pounds of food, and the goal this year is 280 pounds. Local businesses can contribute by donating prizes or food for the event and may contact Fairhaven Recreation for details. The focus is on strengthening community connections in Fairhaven while enjoying a classic family activity.

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.

An informal, agenda-free monthly meetup with Stephanie Viva, Executive Director of the Mashpee Chamber, takes place at Island Pickle. Attendees can discuss membership, benefits, and ways to grow connections for themselves and their businesses. Supported by Cape & Coast Bank.

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.

Autumn Annihilation brings a night of high-energy live wrestling to the Taunton VFW in Taunton, MA, presented by Showcase Pro Wrestling. Hometown standouts and leading contenders meet in the ring for heated rivalries and crowd-pleasing bouts for all ages. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for children ages 10 and under.

Dino's Sports Bar hosts a monthly karaoke party with Stephanie Viva serving as host. Scheduled for the first Friday of the month, this gathering invites participants to take the microphone and sing karaoke together.

The fourth annual holiday craft show at Taunton Lodge of Elks #150 in Taunton, MA benefits 22Mohawks, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness for suicide prevention among veterans and first responders. All proceeds from raffles and vendor table fees will be donated directly to 22Mohawks.

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.

Take part in a five mile road race or a two mile walk in Raynham, MA. Both routes travel scenic local roads and neighborhoods and wrap up with a finish-line celebration that brings together runners, walkers, volunteers, sponsors, and the wider community. The event benefits Homes For Our Troops, directing all net proceeds to its mission of building and donating specially adapted homes across the country for severely injured post-9/11 veterans so they can live more independently. Whether aiming for a personal best, enjoying an easy stroll with family and friends, or showing support from the sidelines, everyone can share in the purpose and community spirit.

Advance your Reiki practice in this Level 2 certification class focused on deepening understanding through an additional attunement that further opens your healing channels and increases energy flow. Revisit the foundations from Reiki I, learn how to work with the Reiki symbols, and gain hands-on experience with distance healing. Explore the importance of transforming thoughtforms and practice using your body as an energy channel. Guided, hands-on work and group healing help anchor your relationship with the new symbols. A manual and a certificate are included. Prerequisite: Reiki Level I. Pre-registration is required. All sales are final and registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable.

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.

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.

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.

This all-ages event notes that supporting performers may change without advance notice. Bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags will be inspected by security. Lighters are not permitted, and there is a strict no smoking or vaping policy under Boston regulations... violations result in immediate removal from the venue. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citizens Bank and Live Nation presales, and a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

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.

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.

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 all-ages event includes important venue and ticketing details. Tickets purchased through third-party sellers cannot be verified by the Paradise Rock Club box office, and any issues must be handled directly with the seller. For in-person purchases, tickets are available at the Paradise Rock Club box office, and travelers can call 617-562-8801 in advance to confirm hours. A seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations. For accommodation requests, email information@crossroadspresents.com after purchasing a general admission ticket. Set times and any supporting acts may change without notice or refund. Ticket options include a public onsale along with Artist Presale, VIP Package Onsale, Citizens Bank Presale, and Live Nation Presale.

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.

This charity boxing night at Big Night Live in Boston supports individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis. Participants can become Charity Fighters, receive coaching from seasoned trainers, and take part even without prior boxing experience. It is an opportunity to learn the sport, test personal limits, and step into the ring for a meaningful cause. Capacity is limited.

Players compete in a Pokemon League Challenge with three to four rounds of best of one play. Entry is $15. Prize packs and store credit are awarded based on attendance.

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.

Start or wrap up your holiday shopping at a craft fair that supports the scholarship fund. Admission is a $1 donation at the door. The event takes place at Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School.

The annual craft fair at Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School features many vendors and a cheerful setting for holiday shopping. Matthew’s Creations will be there with a table showcasing more than 200 pillow designs, seasonal crafts, and their well known gazebo houses. The event is not accepting additional crafters, and vendor inquiries should be directed to the school.

This seventh annual memorial craft show raises funds for the Parkinson’s Foundation in memory of Sarah-Jane Meyer. Shoppers can explore handmade work from a mix of returning and new makers, discover gifts from local crafters and artisans, enjoy food from the kitchen, take part in raffles for all ages, and contribute to a toy drive supporting children in need. The event takes place at Stone Church. The organizers state that all communication is handled only through sjcreativecafts@gmail.com and caution that any comments or posts claiming to accept crafter spots are not legitimate.

Celebrate the season at Sons of Italy Lodge with a Grinch-themed holiday shopping event that blends cocktails, entertainment, and gifts from 30+ crafters and vendors. Presented by Talie Marie of the Talie Marie Foundation and TMF Event Director Sharon Auger of Color Street, the day features food for purchase, Grinch-inspired baked treats, and dedicated cocktail hours. Enjoy a big-screen triple feature of all three Grinch movies with holiday music between films, snap a picture at the Grinch photo booth, and let kids create at the free Christmas card and Grinch coloring stations provided by the Talie Marie Foundation. A raffle table will benefit the Talie Marie Foundation, whose mission is to send blank journals with messages of hope to Rape Crisis Centers, Domestic Violence Crisis Centers, Suicide Prevention Centers, and PTSD Centers. Shoppers will also receive entries to a special raffle with each vendor purchase, with more details to come. Important note for prospective vendors: communicate and submit payments only to Sharon or Talie for this fair, as sending information or payments to anyone else cannot be assisted and may result in no vendor space. Support local small businesses while enjoying an afternoon of holiday activities for all ages.

Trade the usual dinner and drinks for a candlelit night shaped by the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance, filled with live music, laughter, connection, and vintage glamour. The evening centers on Acute Inflections, a New York City duo whose blend of music and comedy channels the elegance of Billie Holiday and the soulful edge of Erykah Badu to create something classic yet fresh. They have performed for more than 50,000 attendees at sold-out shows across the U.S. and abroad, have appeared on HBO and Amazon, and have earned over a thousand five-star reviews. Arrive in Gatsby-era flair or in your own signature style. Complimentary snacks are available during the show. The setting is Huntington Theatre Company, a carefully restored 1925 landmark along Boston’s Avenue of the Arts, appreciated for its grand architecture, intimate scale, and rich stage history. Group discounts are available for parties of eight or more. Purchases help support the Renaissance Youth Center, a South Bronx charity that empowers inner-city youth through music education, after-school programs, and tutoring.

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.

James Beard Award-winning baker and Flour bakery co-owner Joanne Chang turns the spotlight on her earliest baking passion, cookies, in a conversation centered on her new book, "The Joy of Cookies: New Classics and Old Favorites to Share." Nicknamed the cookie girl during her Harvard years, she reflects on a lifetime of baking while On Point senior producer Paige Sutherland moderates a discussion about the book’s recipes, practical tips for home bakers and the personal stories behind the treats she has shared over the years. After the talk, attendees can purchase the cookbook from Brookline Booksmith, have copies signed by Chang and enjoy cookies featured in the book. At CitySpace, ticket options include Premier at $30 with reserved seats at the front of the theater, General at $20, BU Faculty and Staff at $15 with a valid BU ID and Student at $10 with a valid student ID. WBUR’s Legacy Circle, Murrow Society, Sustainers and Members receive a $5 discount with a promo code.

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.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway for an all-ages event. Support acts may be updated without notice. To ensure a smooth entry, follow venue policies: bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches and all bags are subject to search. Lighters are not permitted. In accordance with city of Boston ordinances, there is no smoking or vaping inside the venue and violations can result in immediate removal. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be adjusted at the discretion of venue management. Tickets are available through a public onsale and through presales including the artist, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank Live.

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.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Support acts may change without prior notice. The venue enforces security policies, including a bag size limit of 12 x 6 x 12 inches, searches of all bags, and a ban on lighters. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under city of Boston rules, and violations can result in removal from the event. Prescription medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may modify the list of prohibited items.

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.

A beloved Holbrook tradition returns as the 5th Annual Holbrook Holiday Stroll pairs with the 48th Annual Festival of Lights for a community celebration of the season. Hosted by the Holbrook Rotary, the event showcases the town’s holiday lights and features live performances by students from Holbrook JFK Elementary and Holbrook Jr/Sr High School, creating a festive atmosphere for all ages. A vibrant mix of local vendors, crafters, and food creators adds to the experience, with food trucks, local spirits, and appearances by special holiday guests rounding out the festivities. It brings together families, neighbors, and small businesses to share in the sights and sounds of the holidays.

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 Knotty Witches, the Yuletide Spirits Market transforms the Taunton Conference Center into a cozy winter setting filled with magical finds. Explore a lineup of 30 curated vendors offering handcrafted gifts, mystical creations, metaphysical treasures, psychic readers, holiday decor, candles, apothecary goods, crystals, and other artisan items. It is an opportunity to support small businesses, discover one of a kind pieces, and savor the season with a touch of witchy charm.

Pianist Carmen Staaf and drummer Allison Miller share the stage for an uncommon duo performance that pairs fearless exploration with deep musicality. Both are noted bandleaders and collaborators on the New York jazz scene, and this intimate format puts their communication, trust, and creativity front and center. Presented as part of the Women Who Lead series, the concert highlights two artists pushing the possibilities of the jazz duo, conversational, adventurous, and fully in the moment. Co-sponsored with West Falmouth Library at West Falmouth Library.

At The Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa, Sandy Waters, a medium, leads a Holiday Matinee focused on sharing messages from loved ones who have passed. The gathering offers a small-group experience centered on comfort, connection, and meaningful reflection during the holiday season. Tickets are $50 per person and include a $10 credit toward a meal. Guests can plan to dine before the program or enjoy their meal afterward. Attendance is capped at 40 guests to maintain an intimate setting.

Enjoy a holiday-themed evening of mediumship with Sandy Waters at The Dan'l Webster Inn & Spa. In a small group setting, she shares messages from loved ones in spirit, fostering connection and comfort for the season. Admission is $50 per person and includes a $10 credit toward a meal. Please plan to arrive with time to dine before the program begins. Attendance is limited to 40 guests.

The Mumblers return to the Sports Emporium for another appearance, looking forward to performing there again.

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.

Get creative at Berkley Beer Company with a guided craft experience centered on sea glass projects. Choose to make a sea glass tree accented with a battery powered light strand or create a single sea glass wreath with lights. Instructors provide step by step guidance from start to finish, and all primary materials are supplied. You are welcome to bring small personal touches to add to your tree. A variety of glass colors will be available, though specific options may vary. Please note that the listing includes a hold harmless statement for The Art Lab & Gallery regarding any injuries that may occur during classes held on or off the premises.

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.

This all ages show features entry screening, with staff inspecting all items brought onto the property. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under city rules, and lighters, cigarettes, and vape devices are not allowed inside. Bags larger than 10 by 9 inches, backpacks, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video gear, luggage, and similar items are prohibited. Prescription medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Weapons are strictly banned, including firearms, explosives, stun guns, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, and knives. Guests arriving with prohibited items will be denied entry, no storage or check area is available, and violations of these policies may result in ejection. Tickets will be available through an artist presale, Ticketmaster presale, Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale, with an additional Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

Johnny Gilligan brings a solo acoustic performance to the Italian Naturalization Club in Taunton, MA. The show is open to the public, welcoming anyone who wants to enjoy live music and a fun atmosphere.

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.