Abington - Blooming Basket Workshop Sat, April 1, 2–3p. You will create a Basket full of long Lasting Color. Assorted flowering plants and greenery – all supplies included. Please call to sign up. 781-878-1306.

Abington - Easter Egg Hunt Sun, April 2, 1p, First Baptist Church of Abington. All are welcome to come to our Annual Easter Egg Hunt.

Avon - Homeschool Q&A Fri, March 31, 6:30p, 101 Wales Ave. If you are new to homeschooling or reporting, please join us for a fun and informative night getting to know some homeschoolers in the Stoughton/ Avon/ Easton (and beyond) community. All new homeschooling parents, or anyone curious about homeschooling, or even veteran homeschoolers looking to share their knowledge and meet new homeschoolers! Childcare will not be provided for this event.

Braintree - All Treats, No Tricks Sat, April 1, 11a–3p. Come on down to Pond St to see and shop from the greatest crafters & vendors in the area! Always free admission & lots of free parking.

Bridgewater - Bridgewater State University Jazz Festival with BT ALC Big Band Sat, April 1, 10a. High School and Middle School bands will engage in sessions with BTALC members and Bridgewater faculty in either the early morning and late afternoon. Instrument specific clinics, an improvisation masterclass and a BT ALC Big Band performance will run in between the morning and afternoon sessions!

Bridgewater - Pressing Matters Closing Reception Fri, March 31, 3p. Join the Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School Advanced Painting & Drawing Class for the closing reception of their show, Pressing Matters. This show features a series of linoleum prints based on social justice issues students felt strongly about. Made while working with artist and printmaker Nancy McCormack Demren and BRRHS art teacher Shirley Wood.

Bridgewater - Dance Kaleidoscope 2023 Thurs–Sat, March 30–April 1, 7:30p, Rondileau Student Union Auditorium, 19 Park Ave. Advanced student choreographers stage pieces celebrating art, life, and the body! This dance concert promises to close out our semester with a brilliant display of compelling solos, intricate small groups, and powerful ensembles moving across the stage in a spectacular celebration of art and life.

Bridgewater - Breakfast with the Easter Bunny Sun, April 2, 8a. Hop on over to Barrett's Alehouse Join us for cookie decorating, pictures with the Easter bunny and enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet! We will have your photos emailed to you within 24 hours of the event from our onsite photographer. Every child in attendance receives a small Easter Basket surprise! Reservations are REQUIRED! Select seating times 8a and 10a. Credit Card Required to confirm reservation. Call us at (508) 697-4800.

Bridgewater - Open Mic, Poetry Slam, Talent Show Sun, April 2, 11:30a, Central Square Congregational Church.

Bridgewater - Central Closet Thrift Shop Saturdays, 10a–1p. All are welcome to visit the Central Closet Thrift Shop at Central Square Congregational Church, UCC, located at 71 Central Square. Clothing, housewares, decor, accessories, books, and more. Constantly changing inventory! Donations are accepted ONLY during shop hours.

Bridgewater - Massasoit Amateur Radio Association Show & Tell Presentation Sat, April 1, 1p, BPL. The Massasoit Amateur Radio Association has been a Bridgewater public service communications group since 1962. They have provided contingency and event communications support for Bridgewater, Carver, Middleboro and other area towns and cities. The Show & Tell Presentation will feature a couple of display tables with exhibits of Amateur radio equipment and portable "go-kits" that can be used to support Emergency Shelter operations when phone service is unavailable.

Brockton - Egg Hunt Sat, April 1, 2p. Calling all kids! We need your help! A chicken came into the library overnight and laid eggs everywhere. Library staff tried their best to find all the eggs, but some of these eggs can only be seen by kids! Can you help us collect all the eggs? Register or call the Children's Room 508-894-1431.

Brockton - Pet Yard Sale at the APCSM Sun, April 2, 10a–1p. Join us to shop for pet supplies, all at the cost of a donation to the APCSM.

Brockton - Lenten Luncheon Hosts Presentation by Rev. Jeffrey C. Johnson Fri, March 31, Noon, First Evangelical Lutheran Church, 900 Main St. Doors open for the presentation at 11:30a at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church, 900 Main Street. Join us for a home cooked meal and lovely dessert served while you are entertained. Contact Anne at 774-297-4939.

Brockton - Massasoit Community College Open House Sat, April 1, 10a–1p. Visit, tour, and discover Massasoit Community College! Are you looking for an affordable and high-quality higher education? Look no further than Massasoit Community College! Massasoit is a great option for those looking to access a college program or enter a new career path. With more than 60 degree and certificate programs available, you have the ability to explore a variety of educational opportunities. Our classes are taught by experienced faculty and our campuses feature a variety of amenities and resources for students.

Brockton - Real-Time Dinner Fri, March 31, 6–7:30p. This event continues to be a great success in bringing together Graduates, Pastors, Mentors, and Men for fellowship, networking, and connection with each other and with the men in the program which is so important!.

Our next dinner is being held at 20 Clifton Avenue, Brockton, Massachusetts in our Multipurpose Auditorium. Please plan to arrive by 5:45p so we can start promptly at 6p. Please feel free to invite other Graduates, Pastors and Men from your church. We would appreciate it if you would RSVP to alumni@tcmassachusetts.org with the number of guests (including yourself) attending the dinner so we can have an accurate dinner count for our catering team. There is no cost or ask for the dinner. This is a men's fellowship event.

Canton - The Friday Night Session at the Irish Cultural Centre Various Fridays through June 30, 6–9p. Check event. Join Us & Experience Irish Culture at its finest! Open Session For Musicians & Singers of all ages and abilities! Irish Food & Drink available to purchase at the ICC Bar from 5p. Family Friendly Environment.

Canton - 21st Annual Purple and White Alumni Hockey Game and Family Skate Sat, April 1, 1p. Come spend the day with family and friends as we celebrate Curry College Hockey and its wonderful alumni and tradition. You do not need to play to attend!

Canton - Drawing Animals from Life Sat, April 1, 10:30a–12p. Our Drawing Animals from Life program provides the rare and unique opportunity for participants to sketch two live animal models per session such as our American Kestrels, Screech Owls, Peregrine Falcon, Corn Snake, and Opossum to share just a few! This is an adult only program. All art supplies will be provided by Mass Audubon for this all-inclusive art course! This workshop is for all skill levels, ranging from beginner to intermediate and advanced artists. Additionally, our Drawing Animals from Life program is available to join as one single session, or can be booked as a 3-part series for a more in-depth experience.

Carver - April Fool's Carnival Sat, April 1, 11a–1p. All ages, drop-in.

Carver - Introduction to Trail Crew Maintenance Sat, April 1 & 15, 10a–12p. The Carver Trail and Conservation Stewards committee welcomes all who’d like to volunteer to our trail training and clean-up days at Savery Avenue Conservation Land trails. We’ll be doing a walk-through only (no brush cutting) and will ID various hazards, get a safety brief, and learn about equipment use. If you come to volunteer, bring water, trash bags, and gloves, wear something orange, and wear comfortable shoes. From Town Hall (108 Main St) turn left onto Rt. 58 South/Main St., and go about 1.2 miles to Savery Ave on your right. Bear right into Savery Ave and park near the information kiosk at the first picnic area on the right side of the Avenue. Trails begin near the kiosk. We hope to see you there!!

Dartmouth - THE POCASSET, FROM FARMING TO GATHERING Sun, April 2, 2:30–4p. will be presented by Ellie Page, Donna Raindance Page, and Cora Peirce, at the 1871 schoolhouse/library on 1205 Russells Mills Road in the historic village of Russells Mills. The presentation will be facilitated by James Lopes, Esq. visitor Services Supervisor at Fall River Heritage State Park where he creates and presents programs and exhibits that interpret local history. Light refreshments will be served, all are welcome, and a $5 donation is suggested.

Duxbury - After the Mayflower Fri, March 31, 12p. Join Pilgrim historian and author Becket Soule for a virtual talk about four ships that followed Mayflower to Plymouth, bringing new passengers to the struggling Colony. This presentation will consider the always fascinating, often inspiring, and occasionally tragic, stories about these four follow-on vessels and those who embarked on them and how they brought distinctive change to the infant Plimoth Plantation. This program will be broadcast through Zoom. Registration is required. Click here to sign up. The Revd. Dr. W. Becket Soule is a scholar, professor, and priest, currently serving as the pastor of St. Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church in North Carolina. A descendant of several Pilgrim families, he is on the board of numerous Mayflower groups and is an editor for the Mayflower Silver Book series.

Easton - Rockhead Chocolates Tasting Event Fri, March 31, 3–6p. Come see us at the Frippery Crafter's Collective and Studio. No admission fee.

Taste some chocolates and meet the chocolatiers while you browse the collections of dozens of local crafters! Spring is here, let's celebrate with chocolate!

Easton - NRA Home Firearms Safety Course Sun, April 2, 10a.

Easton - Wheaton Farm Community Garden Work Day Sat, April 1, 10a–2p. Join the Easton Agricultural Commission and Conservation Commission for a Community Garden Work Party at the Wheaton Farm Community Garden, 499 Bay Rd, just south of the junction with Prospect St. Needed repairs include replacing fence posts & fencing, removal of rocks, planting flowers etc. Please bring work gloves, water, snacks and/or your lunch, sturdy shoes and any tools (post hole diggers, shovel, rock bar, compact drill/driver, pliers, saws, 4’ level, bucket or wheelbarrow etc.).

Halifax - 22nd Annual 'Egg Spectacular' Sat, April 1, 11a–1p, Halifax Elementary School Gymnasium. The Halifax Youth and Recreation Department is once again hosting the annual Egg Spectacular Event,. This year it will be Saturday, April 1st. The egg hunt will be free, and only cash will be accepted at the concession stands. Rain or shine, the event will include egg hunts, The Bunny, face painting, glitter tattoos, and more. Stay tuned to the Halifax Youth and Rec Facebook for upcoming updates. For any questions, reach out to Christine Herrick at (774)283-2965.

Halifax - Chowder Luncheons Fridays, through March 31, 11:30a, 503 Plymouth Street, on Route 106. The luncheons will consist of your choice of Clam or Corn chowder, dessert and a beverage. The cost per person is $10.00. For those who prefer to have chowder only, the cost is $8.00. Take-out is also available. Please come and join us for a wonderful luncheon and fellowship! All are warmly welcomed.

Halifax - The Ancient Art of Drying & Pressing Flowers April 1–15, 12–5p, Holmes Public Library. Come see and learn about this ancient and very interesting craft hobby. Step by step display of how to do dried pressed flowers.

Hanover - Blood Drive Fri, March 31, 2–7p, Hanover Senior Center, 665 Center St.

Hanover - Family Spring Bingo Sat, April 1, 10a. St. Andrews Sunday School presents Family Spring Fun Bingo. All proceeds will be donated to a local animal shelter. There will be all sorts of prizes, coloring packets, and fun! Concessions for sale. All ages welcome. Please RSVP so we can have enough prizes for everyone.

Hanover - Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny Sun, April 2, 3–5p. This is a fun egg scavenger hunt and photos with the Easter Bunny! Join us for crafts and a Storybook walk after the hunt too!

Hanson - Red Horse Farm Easter Event Sun, April 2, 9–10:30a. Join us for our first annual Easter eggstravaganza featuring a farm-wide Easter egg hunt, photos with the Easter bunny on our big red tractor, egg decorating, and face painting for the little ones!

Hingham - Harts for Autism Gala Sat, April 1, 7p. Celebrate the start of Autism Acceptance Month with Raising Harts at Blackrock Country Club. Join us for an amazing live auction, food, drinks, dancing, live music, community, and hope as we raise awareness for Autism and the neurodiverse community. If you cannot attend, please consider a donation or sponsorship.

Hingham - Open Barnyard at Weir River Farm Sat, April 1, 10 & 11a. Welcome to Weir River Farm, where you can experience life on one of the last working farms on the South Shore. Along the grassy “chute” path down to the barnyard, enjoy the beautiful StoryWalk™. In the barnyard, meet our ponies, llama, and potbellied pig. Have a chance to interact with our goats and sheep. See if you can find our herd of black and white Belted Galloway cattle in their pastures. Then, consider exploring the woodland trails and check out our farm store at the studio on top of the hill. Come experience all that Weir River Farm has to offer! This program is rain or shine! In the event of cancellation, you will be notified via the email address you used to register and refunded in full within 14 business days. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. We love our furry friends, however, as this is a working farm with live animals, dogs are not permitted on the property.

Hull - The Anchor of Hull 2023 Benefit Concert Sun, April 2, 1p. The Anchor of Hull hosts the 2023 Benefit Concert featuring Joe Capen & The Mordechai Lincoln Band at The C Note, 159 Nantasket Ave. Sodas, snacks and raffles will be available for purchase! All proceeds will benefit the work of the Anchor of Hull.

Mansfield - Spring Fling Planter Workshop Sat, April 1, 5:30p. Get some much needed color to your porch or patio and learn to design a beautiful spring drop in planter!

Mattpoisett - Mattapoisett River Valley Guided Tour Sun, April 2, 3–4p. The beautiful woods and fields of the Mattapoisett River Valley (in Rochester and Mattapoisett) showcase the scenic rural character of our region, but also quietly protect water quality, maintain our drinking water supply, preserve fish/wildlife habitats, expand outdoor recreation for people and ensure important resilience to our communities in the face of climate change. This event grants you exclusive access to lands that are currently in private ownership and are proposed for acquisition that will protect wildlife, create public recreational space, and secure the quality, quantity, and long-term sustainability of the public drinking water supply.

Middleborough - Angels and Chakras Fri, March 31, 6p. Join us at the historical Oliver Estate for an evening of healing body, mind, and soul. Including a guided meditation, chakra balancing, sound healing, crystal wisdom, angels answers and more! Danielle Briggs is a Certified Reiki Master, Certified Advanced Crystal Master and Angel Intuitive. Please bring a blanket, yoga mat and small pillow if you like. A folding chair will be provided if you prefer to sit during the meditation. We are excited to offer this event at the historical Oliver Estate located at 445 Plymouth St. across from the KOA campground. This beautiful home was built in the mid 1700's and still holds it's colonial charm. Nestled in the trees with the Nemasket River flowing through the yard, this home is a welcoming venue for our healing event.

Middleborough - Sip and Stroll Spring 2023 Sat, April 1, 4–7p. Sip and Stroll: SPRING provides a lot of shopping opportunities. It’s the launching pad for Easter, Mother’s Day, dance recitals, year-end teachers gifts, prom, Father’s Day, graduation, confirmation, Memorial Day, July 4th, spring / summer decor, wedding showers, weddings, bachelorette and bachelor, honeymoon, vacation, farm, garden, pool, beach house, beach, patio, yard, pond, lake, deck, grill, (all the things for foodies), and camping. The Bartending Service of New England, Food Trucks, Raffles & Free Admission.

North Attleboro - Seasonal Sewing Workshop: Tuffet Whimsy Sun, April 2, 10:30a–1p. Sewing is such a fun creative, rewarding art form AND a very useful, practical skill! We'd love for you to start your sewing journey with us or enhance your current skills in one of our upcoming Adult Beginner Sewing Classes!

North Attleboro - Pink Moon Sound Immersion

Sun, April 2, 7p. Join us for a soothing musical soundscape guided by Maria Gauthier and the melodic sounds of 6 unique alchemy sound bowls, her ethereal vocals, and other varied healing instrumentals. You'll soon find yourself in a state of deep relaxation as your tension and stress melts away. The Full Pink Moon offers in an opportunity for growth as we nurture the seeds planted in the gardens of our lives. As the ground thaws and the sun warms us longer, we can look to nature's guidance for receiving strength and sustenance. This moon will offer us inspiration as she nurtures us in our dreams and creation, leading us to new paths for growth.

Pembroke - Hobomock Lip Sync Fri, March 31, 6p. Join us in support of our amazing KIDS and their teachers as they entertain you with great music, killer dance moves and smiles all around! You DO NOT want to miss it! Please see the sign-up genius to volunteer! We're looking for adults and teenagers.

Pembroke - Pancake Breakfast Sat, April 1, 8–10a. You can Stay or take your pancakes to go! Have it your way! First Church will be hosting a Community Pancake Breakfast on the first Saturday of each month year-round. At First Church in Pembroke in Fellowship Hall, 105 Center St. We will offer a combination of pancakes, sausage, and a choice of beverage, all for only $5. It is a time of good food and fellowship. Seating is available in Fellowship Hall as we continue to offer a Grab & Go option. Place your order, and soon after, pancakes and sausages are packed up and ready. A great way to start your day - and you do not have to cook!

Plymouth - Art on the Green Sat, April 1, 11a–4p. The 2022 was our biggest and best Art on the Green Season. 2023 our 4th year of bringing great art to downtown Plymouth looks to be even bigger. This year we are partnering with the Spire Center for Performing Arts to make it even better. Free and open to the public, the Plymouth Art on the Green Art Fair will showcase the work of local artists in a variety of mediums, including ceramics, painting, sculpture and more. In addition to the incredible artwork available for purchase, attendees will be able to interact with artists through demonstrations and booth chats.

Plymouth - Rocks on Canvas/Love Birds Workshop Sun, April 2, 3:30p. Love Birds!! Step by step instructions to make this whimsical piece!! 8x10” (frame not included) Use your creativity to make it your own! $28 Per Person. Second floor studio, please call studio if assistance is needed!

Plymouth - Opening Day at Plimoth Patuxet Museums Sat, April 1, 9a. At Plimoth Patuxet Museums, you can step aboard Mayflower II, immerse yourself in Plymouth Colony, meet with Pilgrims, gather kernels of history at Plimoth Grist Mill, and learn about the Indigenous peoples and English colonists who met along these shores of change in the 17th century.

Plymouth - A Night for Mike Fri, March 31, 6–11p. Come support a local legend. Michael Landers Owner of Nightlife Music, and founding member of Project Art's of Pymouth suffered a stroke in October. Join us for a fun night of music, raffles, entertainment, food, and drink. All money raised will go to Mike and his family to help with medical costs and needs to help Mike recover.

Plymouth - Bethesda House Spring Gala Sat, April 1, 5:30p. Join us for a celebratory evening featuring a silent auction, raffle, and a plated dinner.

Plymouth - Free First-Time Homebuyer Seminar Sat, April 1, 9a. Buying a home can be an exciting time. We can help you with the process and give you the tools you need to get into the home of your dreams! Basics of home buying (i.e., credit, open houses, contract, home inspection and closing); Financing options that suit your needs; Step-by-step process from pre-qualification and beyond. Whether or not you are a first-time homebuyer, you'll be sure to learn valuable tips to aid you in the home buying process. Light refreshments will be served.

Plympton - Hoof Trimming Seminar Sat, April 1, 10a–3p. MAG Hoof Care will be offering hoof trimming demonstrations and discounted services at the Tractor Supply Farmers Market. Ill definitely be demonstrating trimming goats hooves. Pigs, sheep, alpaca, and llamas are welcome!

Randolph - Punch 4 Parkinson's 2nd Annual Gala Sat, April 1, 6p. Come Join Us & Help Us Fight Parkinson's. Live Music By Rhett Price. Raffles. Silent Auctions. 4 Course Plated Meal.

Raynham - Gouveia Real Estate Team Annual Food Drive Sat, April 1, 10a–2p, 300 New State Hwy. Let's come together as a community to help those in need! Please join the Gouveia Real Estate Team for their Annual Community Food Drive. Stop by Shaw's Supermarket from 10a–2p with food drive donations. All donations will be delivered to Our Daily Bread Kitchen and Taunton Area Community Table.

Raynham - Southeastern Massachusetts Mineral Club Annual Auction Sat, April 1, 12p, American Legion Post 405, 291 Mill St. The Southeastern Massachusetts Mineral Club is excited to announce its Annual Club Mineral and Crystal Auction on Saturday, April 1st at the Jarrad Monti Hall located at the American Legion Post 405 on Mill Street. Doors open at 12p where we will be having our silent auction and viewing time for the live auction. This is a free family-friendly event and all are welcome to attend. We will have special activities and goodies for the kids as well as the adults! There are over 50 flats ready for our silent auction and stunning minerals for our live auction. This auction helps to generate funds to keep your local mineral club running. There is something for everyone and even if you are not looking to add to your collection, the event is open to the public, so come down and have fun. If you would like to volunteer for this event, please send the Mineral Club a message on the Facebook page. Updates will be posted to our website at Southeastmmc.com.

Raynham - Annual Easter Egg Hunt Sat, April 1, 9:30-11:30a, Bettencourt Football Field, Pleasant St. Crafts, activities, and special guests will be available. Children 2-4 yrs egg hunt begins @10a. Children 5-8 yrs egg hunt begins @10:30a. On-site registration - $5/child ***CASH ONLY*** Inclement weather: LaLiberte School, 777 Pleasant St. Questions? Call 508-824-2743.

Raynham - Blood Drive Fri - Sun, March 31–April 2, 7a - 3:15p, 275 New State Highway.

Rochester - Eco Walk: Signs of Spring at Eastover Reservation Sun, April 2, 9–11a. Take in all the sights and smells of Spring with The Trustees at Eastover Reservation. In this easy-paced hike, we’ll learn about the history of this beautiful landscape and investigate how nature changes with the Spring season. Magnifying glasses and binoculars will be provided to best appreciate the wildflowers, critters, and other signs of Spring!

Sharon - Live Computer Music Workshop. How to code a beautiful sound Sat, April 1, 5p. In this introductory talk, Dr. Arrell will examine some of the most widespread methods for creating live music using computers. We will discuss laptop orchestras, building custom synthesizers with software, and using unconventional controllers like modified video game joysticks and microcontrollers as musical instruments. For more information, please visit Sharon Music Academy's "News & Events" page. Space is limited. Please register early.

Sharon - Sharon Concert Band - Greatest Hits Concert Sun, April 2, 3p. This program is a collection of the best, most memorable pieces we’ve played over the years, as chosen by members of the ensemble. Join us to hear for yourself why these pieces made our list of Greatest Hits. Tickets are $10 for adults; Children under 10 are free. Visit to purchase your tickets.

Stoughton - Blood Drive Fri, March 31, 11a–4p, Old Colony YMCA, 445 Central St.

Stoughton - Parents Night Out - Brave Fri, March 31, 5:30–8:30p. Drop your children off for a night of fun at the Stoughton YMCA to enjoy a movie, pizza, and crafts.

Stoughton - Bunny Hop Sat, April 1, 11:30a–1:30p. Join us at the Stoughton YMCA for a Bunny Hop!

Taunton - Taunton Girls Softball Comedy Show

Sat, April 1, 6p. Doors open at 6p, show starts at 7p. Pub Menu Available, Cash Bar, Raffles and 50/50, Auctions, 18+ Adults Only. For more information, please contact Mike Stanton: 508-612-2140.

Taunton - THS Drama Club presents Little Shop of Horrors Fri–Sat, March 31 & April 1, 7p & Sun, April 2, 2p. Taunton High School Drama Club invites you to join them on Skid Row during their production of Little Shop of Horrors. A deviously delicious Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical, Little Shop of Horrors has devoured the hearts of theatre goers for over 30 years. Tickets are available online, as well as at the box office one hour before each show. Cash or check only at the box office.

Taunton - Easter Egg Drop Sat, April 1, 10a–1p. Bring the whole family to a FREE Easter egg drop event! With 2 HELICOPTER egg drops: Littles-2nd grade @ 11a; 3rd grade- 6th grade @ 12p. It is a free event, egg hunt and family activities for kids up to 12 years of age at Hopewell Park. *Must be present to obtain a candy bag!

Taunton - Silver City Line and Partner Dance

Sun, April 2, 2–6p. Join Silver City Dancers for our monthly dance. You'll have a super time all afternoon, dancing at the VFW Post at 82 Ingell St. Steve will be your DJ for this all-request line dance social with a great mix of classic and new country and mainstream line dances. Please purchase your drinks at the Post's full bar and feel free to bring your own snacks for your table. Admission is $10.00. No preregistration required.

Taunton - Meat Raffle Fri, March 31, 6p. Meat Raffle with Dinner options and some of the coldest and cheapest beer in town, Doors open at 4p, kitchen opens at 5p, tickets go on sale at 6p and the winning starts at 7p.

Taunton - Fair Foods Fri, March 31, 3–5p. Fair Foods and Old Colony YMCA have partnered to sell fresh produce, meats, and more! Purchase a bag of groceries for $2 bag. Cash Only.

Taunton - Free Classes Saturday Sat, April 1, 8:45–11a. Come join on us on our FREE CLASS open house. Trial several of our class in 15 minute blocks! Limited pairs of gloves are available at the gym to borrow. Please Preregister for classes on the Mindbody app.

Taunton - Friday Night Magic Commander League Fridays, through April 28, 5 - 11p. $5 entry, chips and soda with entry fee. For every pod you play you may earn up to 4 points per pod (pod power per your discretion) and only 3 pods max can you receive points from.

Whitman - Spring Easter Egg Hunt Sat, April 1, 9:30a–12p, 54 South Ave. With the weather starting to warm up, Easter is right around the corner! The Whitman Department of Recreation will be hosting a day of festivities at the Whitman Town hall Auditorium! Activities will include an Easter egg hunt, Face painting, raffles, even the Easter Bunny himself! This event is free for Whitman residents, donations are greatly appreciated!

Whitman - Left Right Center Tournament Sat, April 1, 6p, Whitman American Legion, Post 22. Want to play a game and help a worthy cause? Then come on down to the Left Right Center Tournament at the Whitman American Legion, Post 22! Tickets can be purchased at the event for $20 each, and the proceeds will benefit various scholarships and veterans programs. The tournament winner will walk away with $250, and there will be a 50/50 raffle and other side raffles throughout the night. Come play with friends old and new, and try to be the last one standing!

Whitman - Carving out Your Story: An Oral History Workshop Sat, April 1st, 1 – 2:30p, Whitman Public Library. Stories are important. They’re how we make sense of the world. This fun and friendly workshop will help you uncover interesting stories from your life! Two award-winning storytellers, Karen Chace and Andrea Lovett, will guide participants through the process of finding those jewels that deserve to be remembered. Please register at the library or call (781) 447-7613 as space is limited.

Bridgewater - Community Dance Fri, April 7, 7 - 9p, 10 Wally Krueger Way. All ages enjoy an evening of international folk dance, New England squares and contras, mixers, and line dances.

Brockton - Halley's Comet Fri & Sat, April 7–8, 7p. The Massasoit Theatre Company presents the staged reading of the brand new musical Halley’s Comet. Written by Cameron Torres, Mikey O’Malley and Eli Bigelow, the year is 1986, and Halley’s Comet is about to pass over the town of Huntersville. The town has pulled out all the stops for this spectacular wonder. As the town prepares, a young girl spends her night reuniting her parents, a teen scrambles to keep friendships intact, and an elderly couple gets lost in the past. Through the mysticism of the comet, the park, and the night itself, moments from the past meet the present and guide the town towards the future, as they embark on a night that is truly once in a lifetime. Directed by Gary Bigelow this new work’s staged reading will run for two shows April 7 & 8th at the Buckley Performing Arts Center on the Brockton campus of Massasoit Community College. Both performances will include a talkback to obtain audience opinions and suggestions on the new work. Tickets are available online at massasoit.edu/boxoffice.

Sharon - Project FeederWatch Fri & Sat, April 7–8, 9 - 11a. Watch birds visiting Moose Hill's bird feeders and collect important data for Project FeederWatch in Moose Hill's beautiful sun room.

No experience is necessary to participate in Project FeederWatch, a Cornell Lab of Ornithology led research project to survey birds that visit feeders in yards, community areas, nature centers and other areas in North America.

Bridgewater - BCCR April Standout Sat, April 8, 10–11a. The Bridgewater Communities for Civil Rights will be leading their monthly standout this April 8th in Bridgewater Center. The focus this month is to put an end to gun violence. All are welcome to attend and support the cause.

Whitman - Winter-Spring Gardening Series Sat, April 8 @ 10:30a, Whitman Public Library. All programs feature master gardener Gretel Anspach, who trained with the Mass Horticultural Society. Join us for the next edition of our Winter-Spring Gardening Series, Raised Bed Vegetable Gardening. Our speaker for the entire series is Master Gardener Gretel Anspach, who trained with the Mass Horticultural Society. As the programs continue, we will follow with displays in the main library with prints of the slides from each program and copies of the books our speaker has recommended. Sponsored by the Friends of the Whitman Public Library.