On March 7-23, The Company Theater in Norwell presents “RENT”, a powerful story of finding your voice, seizing the moment and embracing love! Experience a year in the lives of a vibrant group of youthful Bohemian artists and musicians as they navigate the challenges of survival, creativity, and love in New York’s Lower East Side. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, "RENT" has become a cultural touchstone, captivating audiences with its electrifying music and timeless message that resonates across generations. Click here for tickets and performances details.

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Spring is in the air in Southeastern Mass! On March 9, join Battleship Cove for a Lecture Series on Titanic Tales. On March 15, enjoy Celtic Music with Aoife Clancy & Eddie Dillon at First Unitarian Church New Bedford. On March 16, run a marathon with The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in New Bedford, then enjoy local cuisine at the Taste of Greater Taunton on March 18! Explore Southeastern Massachusetts’ rich history at Free Family Day at Old Colony History Museum in Taunton on March 22. The Attleboro Art Museum Flower Show is on March 20-23, and March 22 is Women in the Military Day at Battleship Cove.

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When the evenings dip below freezing, and the days warm into the forties, the sap will be flowing in the Berkshires! Experience the maple sugaring process, and sample some of the delightfully sweet and delicious products it yields! Ioka Valley Farm offers a sumptuous pancake breakfast in the Calf-A. Tour the sugar house, and visit the farm animals. Maple Corner Farm serves up hot stacks with syrup, and invites you to observe maple sugaring on site. Don’t forget to take home syrup, maple candies, and maple cream! This only happens in springtime in the Berkshires - plan your visit now.

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Watch the Mass Pirates vs. Jacksonville Sharks on March 21 and Mass Pirates vs. Quad City Steamwheelers on March 28 at the Tsongas Center in Lowell! The Massachusetts Pirates are a professional indoor football team of the Indoor Football League. Arena football is already known for being an exciting game, but the Pirates aim for much more! From the option to call the first play of the game, to running out of the tunnel onto the field in front of a roaring crowd of Pirates fans, game day provides an unforgettable experience.

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Get excited for spring growing closer, with Pixels + Petals, An Orchid Exhibition at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill, and the annual tradition of Maple Days at Old Sturbridge Village. Downtown Worcester brings stars to every stage, with Emmy and Grammy-nominated Cheyenne Jackson at JMAC, Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields & Bruce Liu at Mechanics Hall, Chloé Arnold’s Syncopated Ladies at Hanover Theatre, and Sebastian Maniscalco at DCU Center.

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Ready to embrace the thrill of winter? Berkshire East Mountain Resort is your go-to destination for skiing, snowboarding, and tubing in Western Massachusetts!

• 100% Locally Generated Renewable Energy – Ski green while enjoying fresh powder!
• 45 Trails for All Levels – From beginner-friendly runs to expert challenges.
• Terrain Parks – Test your skills with jumps, rails, and features.
• Family-Friendly Snow Tubing
• Cozy Lodge & Après-Ski Vibes

Visit Berkshire East to book your tickets and experience adventure, sustainability, and fun all in one place!



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Meet Boston has compiled a dedicated Landing Page to promote the array of events, activities and programs happening during Women's History Month. Check out the Women's Heritage Trail as well as the Phillis Wheatley 250 podcast that was released on Boston Found. The page also lists women-owned businesses, including restaurants, that Meet encourages visitors and residents alike to patronize over the course of all 12 months.

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Don your green for St. Patrick's Day fun on Cape Cod, including the annual Cape Cod St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 8! The parade, which kicks off at 11 am on Route 28 in Yarmouth, features dozens of marching bands, bagpipe units, floats, Irish Step Dancers, Clydesdales, antique cars and family friendly entertainment. Also in March: In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re calling out a group of fearless and fiery females from Cape Cod’s past and present, to honor these women’s vital contributions to American history and society. Read the blog series here.

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Celebrate everything Irish in Western Mass all March-long! Enjoy Irish music at local hotspots like the Irish Cultural Center of Western New England, The Delaney House and Nathan Bill’s, run the challenging Holyoke St. Patrick’s Day 10K then enjoy bands, floats and even Mummer’s at the Holyoke St. Patrick’s Day Parade – one of the largest in New England.  Check out all the fun here!

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March means music in Hampshire County! The venerable Back Porch Festival brings over 60 acts to 10 venues for 3 days in Northampton, culminating with a Lucinda Williams show at the Academy of Music. Around the corner at the Iron Horse, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists celebrate their Shake The Sheets 20th Anniversary, while The Drake hosts The Chappell Roan Party in Amherst. At Easthampton’s Marigold, Magnolia Masquerade hosts a karaoke night – come sing your song! In Florence, BOMBYX Center for Arts & Equity hosts Ghost Ensemble for debut of a new composition by composer Sarah Davachi.



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Experience Maple season at Hollis Hills Farm in March with sugar shack tours, weekend breakfasts and live music! Enjoy the Maple Barn Breakfast at Hardwick Vineyard & Winery. Explore new exhibits at Fitchburg Art Museum and Creative Connection. Attend live performances at Groton Hill Music or The Bull Run. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Moon Hill Brewing and Gardner Ale House. Join The Great Race for the Greatest Night League Team at Wachusett Mountain. Warm up at Great Wolf Lodge New England and stay the night!



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Martha’s Vineyard bids adieu to winter with March’s spring arrival! Make Homemade Bagels with Vineyard Baker (3/1) and/or Irish Soda Bread with Vineyard Baker (3/15); Sunday B-Side Brunch MV-Museum (3/2-9-16-23-30) Free, open to all; Game Nights Barn & Bowl Bistro (3/5-12-19-26); Thursday evenings jazz w Jeremy Berlin Sweet Life Café; Friday WarmUp MVMuseum Fridays 3/7-14-21-28; Full Moon Owl Prowl (3/14); POPUP Escape Room (3/15); Thursday International Film Nights (Edgartown Library); PollyHill Guided Winter Walks (3/22); 25th Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival 3/26-30; visit Island Alpaca; stay at inns, B&Bs, hotels; dine at an island restaurant or two, shop, hike, stroll.

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The 21st Annual Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail will be April 26 & 27. The trail is a tour of eight studios with 28 nationally recognized potters. Easily reached from Boston, Hartford, and the Albany area, the free, self-guided tour winds along the beautiful back roads and scenic historic towns of the Asparagus Valley, a local name for the upper Connecticut River valley of western Massachusetts. The Pottery Trail celebrates the rich agricultural history and cultural vitality of the area, as well as the longstanding connection between pottery and food.

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Spring is coming to MetroWest!  Come celebrate the earth with the Earthrise Concerto at the Christa McAuliffe Center on 3/1. Immerse yourself in musical storytelling at “Tall Tales” with Musicians of the Old Post Road or “A Whole New World” with Claflin Hill Symphony on 3/8. Enjoy dueling pianos at The Verve 3/13 or The Johnny A Trio at TCAN 3/15. Celebrate a Pre St. Paddy’s Day Luncheon at Wayside Inn 3/16 then laugh at Jack’s Abby Comedy Night 3/27.



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March escorts Spring to Nantucket! Learn about Ravenous Reptiles at Maria Mitchell Association. See/hear GROUNDED Met Live opera (3/2) and AIDA Dreamland’s MET Live opera (3/23) and Importance of Being Earnest (3/30). 13^th-Annual Nantucket Shamrock Run (3/15 March) Cisco Brewers. National Theater Live Present Laughter (3/16); From Lightships to Baskets, basket crafting workshop (3/20); Community Winter Walk: Eels & Oysters Encounters; (3/22). After these events, hike Nantucket Conservation Foundation lands, visit Siasconset and ‘Sconset Bluff Walk and Sankaty Head Light. Getting around is easy, convenient, island-wide and FREE on The Wave bus.

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Celebrate Mardi Gras with Jambalaya Horns at Gloucester Stage Company on March 1. This performance will have you feeling like you are in New Orleans! Don’t miss the Salem Film Festival March 27–30. Now the largest international documentary film festival in Massachusetts, the event annually presents features, shorts and special events to a loyal audience of thousands.

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