Abington - Friends of Abington Dog Park Spring Cleanup Sun, May 7, 9a–12p. Become a Best Friend of the park by joining the FADP board for our annual spring cleanup. We'll pick up leaves and trash, pull some weeds, make necessary repairs, and plant a flower bed by the welcome sign. We'll also be replenishing pea stone and restoring or removing sand pits. Bring rakes, shovels, small pruning shears and gloves. We'll supply cold water and also have dog park merchandise on sale.

Berkley - Taunton Civic Chorus Presents How Can We Keep from Singing: A Night of Folksongs Sun, May 7, 5p, Berkley Congregational Church, 13 South Main St. The spring concert features folk music of Celtic, American, and Hebrew heritage. Music Director Chris Hoskins describes the concert as, “ A celebration of rote folklore: a tale of old and new, spoken through song.” This year’s scholarship winner is Bryn Bouvier of West Bridgewater who will perform at the concert. Congratulations Bryn! For more information, contact TCC.

Bridgewater - Community Dance Fri, May 5, 7 - 9p, 10 Wally Krueger Way. All ages enjoy an evening of international folk dance, New England squares and contras, mixers, and line dances.

Bridgewater - Bridgewater Lions Club: Youth Fishing Derby Sat, May 6, 7 – 10:30a, Skeeter Mill Pond, Water St. Come down to the Annual Bridgewater Lions Club Fishing Derby and bring the family! Novice anglers (14 and under) welcome, and there will be prizes for all children. Night Crawlers will be supplied upon registration while they last. All you need is fishing gear! There is no cost or fishing license required for this event. For more information, or if you have an interest in sponsoring the Derby, contact Carl Hanson.

Bridgewater - Artist Reception: Renee Romero Sat, May 6, 1–3p. A Physical Memory is a collection of 365 Polaroid photographs taken in 2018, one photograph each day as a way to remain consistent in my practice and create a visual diary. What began as a simple act of photographing my every day life would go onto follow one of the most important years of my life from military moves, leaving friends and family, welcoming my daughter into the world, and new motherhood.

Bridgewater - Youth Group Nature Walk at Camp Titicut Sun, May 7, 11:30a. All ages are invited to this Youth Group-hosted nature walk at Camp Titicut Reservation Trail in Bridgewater.

Snacks will be provided. About 1.5 hours. Parents are welcome to drop off their youth, or stay and participate. Please plan on meeting at the entrance to Camp Titicut (not at the church) at 11:30a. The entrance is on Beech St. Youth -- feel free to bring a friend! For more information, contact the church office or Rev. Beth, 508-697-6016.

Bridgewater - Central Closet Thrift Shop Saturdays through December, 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 - Minion Meet and Greet Sat, May 6, 12p. It's gonna be bananas! Wear yellow and come play in the museum and get your picture taken with our favorite Minion.

Bridgewater - BR Music Boosters Mattress Fundraiser Sat, May 6, 10a–4p. Come get a better night's sleep and support the 5th Bridgewater Raynham Music Boosters Mattress Fundraiser! Great name brands: Simmons Beautyrest, Therapedic, Wellsville as well as the popular Sleep Number Bed for up to 50% below retail. One day only; spread the word by inviting all of your family and friends! Profits go directly to these talented student musicians! There will also be weighted blankets, adjustable bases, luxury sheets & pillows & Body Massagers.

Brockton - Keep Brockton Beautiful Day Sat, May 6, 7:30a–2p. Volunteers are encouraged to donate their time to help with the beautification of Brockton by picking up litter, raking leaves, removing graffiti, and other tasks. 7:30 – 9a: Volunteer Registration at Heights Crossing, 35 Christy’s Place. 9a – 12p: City clean up at designated locations. 12 – 2p: Cookout and raffle drawings at Heights Crossing. Early equipment handouts and cleaning assignments are available to those who cannot make it to Heights Crossing at the Recycle Depot, 300 Oak Hill Way, from 8:30a–3p the week prior to the event. For more information please call 508-580-7827.

Brockton - Spring 2023 Kids Road Races Saturdays through June 17, 10a. Spring Road Races are open to all kids ages 14 and under. Saturday mornings at D.W. Field Park. Registration is at 9:30a. Race starts at 10a sharp. 2.2 miles, 10 divisions: Boys and Girls, Age Groups: 6 and under, 7&8, 9&10, 11&12, 13&14. Donations of $1.00 per week.

Brockton - Author Talk Sat, May 6, 1–3p, Driscoll Art Gallery, 2nd Floor - Main Branch, 304 Main St. Join us as author Dianne Langford James speak about her new book. Creator of Cycle Breakers Intl, LLC, Dianne travels extensively touching the hearts and minds of women and men. She advises them on how to disrupt cycles & patterns that are not serving them. She provides tools and techniques that can break these cycles. Through her experiential training, one is recharged, reset, and reignited. Dianne believes we all get to live our best and blessed lives, now!

Brockton - Writer Talk - Joseph Policape Sat, May 6, 3–5p, Driscoll Art Gallery, 2nd Floor - Main Branch, 304 Main St. Joseph Policape will discuss the screenplay treatment for his latest novel, Where Do They Bury The Dead. He is currently distributing this to studios & directors. He joined us to speak about the novel in Nov of last year. Here is a brief summary of the novel: "Alvarez Dubois, the scion of a prominent and privileged family in Haiti during the 1980s, begins to awaken to the plight of his countryman as he investigates the disappearance of his friends." This event will occur both in-person & virtually. To receive the Zoom link please sign up at the link to the right. It will also be recorded & shared on our YouTube channel.

Canton - Warbler Wave - Spring Migration Walks Sat, May 6, 8–10a. As millions of birds migrate in our skies, be awed, and amazed on a series of guided walks focused on bird's migrating in Massachusetts. Hear the beautiful songs of Ovenbirds, see Yellow Warblers singing in flowering dogwoods, and enjoy walks in beautiful locations while learning to identify birds by sight & song. The bird walks will be 2 hours at a relaxed pace, along unpaved trails with tree roots & uneven footing.

Canton - Paint N Cocktails Fri, May 5, 8p. Celebrate Cinco De Mayo with us at this one of a kind paint and sip mixology class!!! Hosted by Bougie Bartenders. Paint N' Cocktails is the best way to enjoy a paint and sip experience. No need to sip on cheap box wine and watered down liquor. Let Ebony from Bougie Bartenders school you on the fine art of mixology. She will teach you how to make 3 different cocktails. One made from Vodka, one from gin, and one surprise! Go home with recipes, the cocktail glasses, and coasters!

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.

Carver - Hike with Malcolm Sun, May 7, 10a–1:30p. Join the Trail Guy for another hiking adventure, this month with a picnic at Frogfoot Reservoir. This month's Hike with Trail Guy Malcolm MacGregor will take us 4.5 miles RT from the Myles Standish State Forest headquarters to Frogfoot Reservoir along trails, dirt roads, and cranberry bogs. Make sure to bring a lunch for a picnic at reservoir!

FIRST PLACE: Henry Donovan from Bridgewater Raynham High School with MOM’S HAM N TATO CASSEROLE

SECOND PLACE: Catherine Bloodsworth from Plouffe Middle School, Brockton with GRANO’S PASTA ESTATA -

THIRD PLACE: Kyle Hardie from Oliver Ames High School, Easton with LEMON KALE

Contest & prize updates can be found on: buzzaround.info/teen-locavore-recipe-contest

Carver - Brewery 44 Shop Local Marketplace Sat, May 6, 11a–4p. "Shop Local Marketplace": We'll be providing the best local vendors, with unique items and gifts, with over a dozen vendor spaces we will have something for everyone.

Dartmouth - Dartmouth Carnival Through Sun, May 7th. The carnival will be held behind Macy’s at 200 Dartmouth Mall. Rides, games and food. Unlimited rides on promotion days. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the midway with our more than 15 rides and make memories with your whole family! More information and to purchase discounted tickets. Open weekdays at 6p and weekends at 1p. Typically the carnival closes between 10 – 11p on weekdays and Saturdays.

Dighton - Spring Expo Sat, May 6, 10a. Join us for our 8th Annual Spring Expo, featuring our Floriculture and Landscape Design & Contracting departments. Plant Sale - shrubs, veggie seedlings, flowers, & more! The vendor market is back, in partnership with SOAM (Southcoast Open Air Market), as well as student sales and fundraisers. Enjoy live music from Donnelly and Carmichael from 10a–1p.

East Bridgewater - Dinosaur Palooza Sun, May 7, 4–6p. Enjoy a visit from Paul with Reptile Circus. Featuring: Spiny-tailed lizard, ball python, iguana, bearded dragon, box turtle and variety of snakes! Meet a giant "life sized" dinosaur that is sure to awe the children! There will also be a handheld baby dinosaur for the children that may not feel as comfortable meeting the big guy!

Easton - Pop-Up Craft Show for Mother's Day Sun, May 7, 10a–4p. Come in and browse the work of over 25 local artisans and crafters in a pop-up craft event adjoining Frippery's own shop of over 40 local artisans and crafters! Grab your friends and come hang out with us while you shop unique, fun, and beautiful handicrafts!

Easton - Mass Audubon Series Saturdays, May 6, 13 & 20. Join us for this three-part series and engage nature! The Mass Audubon Society will guide us through 2-Animal Interaction sessions with snakes, birds of prey, as well as 1-guided sensory hike! Animal Interaction #1: Sat, May 6 @ Queset Gardens, 1–2p. Animal Interaction #2: Sat, May 13 @ Queset Garden,s 1–2p. Sensory Hike: Sat, May 20 @ Borderland State Park, 1–2p.

Easton - Walk MS Sat, May 6, 9a. Every step you take at Walk MS leads to something greater. With accessible routes that are stroller- and mobility device-friendly, there’s nothing quite like looking around you to a sea of orange-clad people who want to support you and the MS community. The next step you take could be the last in our journey toward a world free of MS. Build your team in your community and join the movement. For additional information and to register.

Easton - Community Yard Sale Sat, May 6, 8a–2p. The Covenant Congregational Church of Easton ( 204 Center St) will be hosting a community yard sale & craft sale. This will be a sizeable yard sale involving the entire church and outside crafters. This is a rain or shine event. Please call Dianne Cidado (508-559-3248) or Melissa Gallinaro (508-241-2708).

Easton - Spring Farm Festival Sat, May 6, 10a–2p. Join us for a fun day of games, music, storytelling, and more! Whatever your family wants to do, we’ve got you covered! Take a stroll down the fairy trail, as you puzzle your way through a scavenger hunt! Meet the big machines that help our farm run at the Touch-a-Tractor Exploration Station! Listen and laugh along as Big Joe the Storyteller regales us with tales! Dance and sing along to live music, as you enjoy tasty festival food! NRT’S Spring Farm Festival is rain or shine! Please no pets at the event.

Halifax - Baked Stuffed Chicken Dinner & Homemade Cake Auction! Sat, May 6th, 5p, Halifax Congregational Church. The Halifax Congregational Church will be hosting a Baked Stuffed Chicken Dinner! Tickets are $16 for adults and $10 for children, and ticket include an appetizer, salad, baked stuffed chicken, rolls with butter, dessert, and a beverage. Following dinner, they will be hosting their Annual Cake Auction, where a variety of delicious homemade cakes will be auctioned off to the highest bidders! The auction begins at 6p and is free to attend, so please feel free to bring your favorite homemade cake to be auctioned off, or simply cast your bid on an already made cake! There will be a very limited number of tickets available at the door. To reserve tickets, please call Susan Mahan at (781) 293-0422.

Halifax - Writing Sessions with Ruth Mills Fridays, 10a – 12p, Halifax COA. Halifax Council on Aging welcomes Ruth Mills Literary Services, LLC. Ruth Mills, an editor and ghostwriter with more than 25 years’ publishing experience will be volunteering her talents every Friday. She has worked for several prestigious publishers, and she has edited and published hundreds of successfully sold and reviewed books. Come by and let’s write about you! For more information on Ruth Mills Literary Services, LLC., click here.

Hanover - The Hanover Historical Society invites you to a night of colonial merrymaking Sat, May 6th, 4–7p. Leave your 21st century troubles and cares behind, grab a mug of ale, and join the good folks at Stellwagen Brewery for the best hospitality in all of Hanover. Samuel Stetson “was a somewhat noted man in his day, his house being a tavern stand, and a famous place of resort.” This fun-filled community event will feature: Libations provided by Stellwagen Brewery; Music by the Wildcat Bogstompers. All proceeds from this event will benefit the Hanover Historical Society. Contact Stephen O’Neill of the Hanover Historical Society at 781-826-9575 or hanhistdirector@gmail.com. Register Here

Hanover - Schooling Show Sun, May 7, 8a. English, Western, & Leadline - all levels welcome!

Hanson - Camp Kiwanee Bridal Show Sun, May 7, 12–4p. ADMISSION IS FREE! Please register through Event Brite. Connect with the area's top wedding professionals and plan your special day. With its rustic beauty, Camp Kiwanee is a romantic and unique setting for your wedding celebration. Overlooking Maquan Pond and tucked under towering pine trees, Needles Lodge provides a unique view and ambiance unlike any other! Plan your ceremony and/or reception here, plus book the entire South End Campground for your wedding evening. South End Campground includes all cabins, Pavilion, Bridal Cottage, volley ball court, and water-side cabins.

Hanson - Mother's Day Event at Red Horse Farm Sun, May 7, 1–2:30p. Storytime, Mommy and Me Pottery Craft, and Farm Animals: Join us for our first annual Mother’s Day event at Red Horse Farm! A sweet afternoon celebrating mom set amongst the horses, goats, chickens, and ducks, enjoy a special storytime reading of My Momma Loves Me by children’s book author and farm owner, Nicole Riley. We’ll also have tables and seating set for a fun mommy and me flower pot painting craft and potting stations for a take-home farm keepsake.

Hingham - One World Concert Sun, May 7, 2p. South Shore Conservatory (SSC) presents One World, an outdoor concert featuring SSC Youth Orchestra (SSCYO), SSC Community Voices (Too), and Mother Nature, with special guests Spectrum of Sound choir from the Doug Flutie Foundation at Weir River Farm, 140 Turkey Hill Lane. This event also marks the premiere of Heal the Earth, a piece written by SSCYO Artistic Advisor and Music Director/Conductor of the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, Steven Karidoyanes, which highlights the beauty of our planet and our role in protecting it as a vital resource. This concert is free to the public, with a suggestion donation to Trustees of the Reservation for their efforts toward environmental conservation. To register, or to donate. 

Hingham - Full Moon Hike at World's End Fri, May 5, 7:45p. Join us for a Full Moon Hike at World’s End! During this unique hiking experience, we will open our gate after hours and invite you to enjoy a tranquil evening walk under a full moon, or near-full moon as it waxes or wanes. A World’s End guide will lead participants on an hour-long hike along our century-old cart paths. We will take in views of the setting sun and rising moon as we share in informal discussion about the traditional significance of the month’s moon as well as World’s End history. If you listen and look carefully, you may spot wildlife becoming more active at dusk. White tailed deer, red fox, raccoons, barred owls and other woodland animals make their way out into the open fields of World’s End.

Hingham - Sensory-Friendly Open Barnyard at Weir River Farm Sat, May 6, 1–2p. This program offers a dedicated hour with a reduced number of guests and quieter sensory friendly environment. Any family that would benefit from a limited capacity visit is welcome. During the Sensory-Friendly Open Barnyard series, you’ll have the opportunity to experience life on one of the last working farms on the South Shore. In the barnyard, meet our ponies, llama, and potbellied pig. Have a chance to interact with our goats, sheep, and chickens. See if you can find our herd of black and white belted Galloway cattle in their pastures. On your way down to the barnyard, enjoy the beautiful StoryWalk™. Pre-registration is required for this event. Children 2 and under are free. Resources available to prepare for your visit include a Social Story Guide available online, here. A special sensory kit and visual story guide are available in the barnyard. You may borrow noise-reducing headphones and sensory items from the staff in the barnyard for easier access during your visit. Please note that we have a limited number of sensory kits and headphones available and strongly encourage participants to bring anything they expect to need.

Kingston - Farmer's Market Sun, May 7, 10a–2p. Opening day at the market with farmers, growers, and makers.

Marshfield - Open Studios and Ribbon Cutting Sun, May 7, 2–4p. Please join Face + Body Studio and Mad Wellness Studios for a ribbon cutting and official “unveiling” of our new wellness spaces. All of our studios will be open for you to view, as well as exploring our health and wellness offerings.

Middleborough - Outdoor Beekeeping Workshop Sat, May 6, 10a. As a follow-up to our Intro to Beekeeping Workshop, Kevin O’Donnell will lead you through the basics of Beekeeping, including an outdoor beehive demonstration. This 2hr program is geared towards beginners, but all skill levels are welcome to join. This workshop will held in the Community Garden. Pre-registration is required. $25 for members, $30 for non members. Morning class at 10am, afternoon class at 1p. Visit here to reserve a spot or email for more details.

Middleborough - 2nd Annual Touch a Truck Sat, May 6, 11a–3p. MKG PTA 2nd Annual Touch A Truck! 11a–12p Quiet hour, 12–3p Honks & Horns. Parking is available at the very front of the school. Mayflower Ave is off of South Main St.

Middleborough - Soule Homestead Annual Plant Sale Sat, May 6, 10a–3p. Green thumb volunteer Mary Ann has gathered and nurtured some of her favorite plants to sell. Plants are always reasonably priced. This is a first come first serve while supplies last event. Check back for some of the plants that will be available later in the week. All proceeds benefit Soule Homestead.

Middleborough - Public Ghost Tour Sat, May 6, 7–10p. This is a 3hr event. You will learn about the history as we tour the house, equipment used to detect energies, and review some of the documented occurrences from our case file. After the tour you will be able to roam freely and discover what a gem the estate truly is.

Middleborough - Chalk it Up Arts Festival Sat, May 6, 10a–4p. Join us for a chalk festival at The Middleborough Town Hall. There will be food, vendors, demonstrations and many beautiful pieces of artwork done in the side parking lot. We also have featured chalk artists, who will amaze us with their expertise. Sign up to be an artist ($5 for 9’x8.5’ space or $10 for 18’x8.5’ space) or come as a spectator. Sign up if you like to draw and have fun. Prizes for best elementary student, middle school student, high school student, adult, and team. theheartinart.org for more details and to sign up. Still looking for more sponsors and vendors too. Hope to see you there!

Middleborough - Trivia Night at The Little Yellow Church Fri, May 5, 6:30p. Join in on the fun at The Little Yellow Church for another night of trivia! Laughter and more will surely ensue. Teams of 8 are encouraged - but not required. Need a team? We can find one for you! Prizes awarded for the winning team. Just $5/person - please call 774-766-0055 for reservations. Walk-ins are welcome, also! Bring a treat to share with the group - coffee, iced tea and water will be provided.

Norton - Smokey Chestnut Farm's Annual Spring Craft Fair Fundraiser Sat, May 6, 11a–4p. This craft fair is truly a one-of-a-kind event that provides an authentic experience for visitors in the Massachusetts area. The participation of vendors marketing high-quality, unique, hand-crafted items is an important part of the experience. Visiting the animals of Smokey Chestnut Farm also adds greatly to the experience! 50 vendors/artists (recommend bringing cash). Food and drink for sale.

Norton - Band Geeks - a musical by Norton High School Drama Club Fri thru Sun, May 5 & 6, 7p; May 7, 2p. The Norton High School Drama Club is presenting Band Geeks, a musical in 2 acts. Described as a "a high-stepping tribute to high school marching bands and misfits everywhere." With just nine members and dwindling funds, the Cuyahoga High Marching Beavers are close to extinction. When a troubled athlete is relegated to their ranks, tuba-playing band captain Elliott and his best friend Laura must find a way to unite the band, embrace their inner geek and save the Marching Beavers. Featuring our very own talented high school cast, this will be a fun event suitable for the whole family. Supported in part by a grant from the Norton Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Tickets available at the door.

Norwell - Scoops for Scouting Sat, May 6, 1–2:30p. Cub Scout Pack 66 is hosting a FREE Ice Cream Social! Come learn about Cub Scouting in Norwell!

Pembroke - The Grand Old Fashioned Fish Fry Sun, May 7, 11a–3p.

Pembroke - Bryantville 6th Grade Car Wash Sat, May 6, 10a–1p.

Pembroke - Pancake Breakfast, Grab & Go or Stay Sat, May 6, 8–10a. You can Stay or take your pancakes to go! Have it your way! First Church in Pembroke 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. Pancakes, sausage, and a choice of beverage, all for only $5. Seating is available in Fellowship Hall or take the Grab & Go option. A great way to start your day - and you do not have to cook!

Pembroke - Transformational Full Moon Fire Ceremony Fri, May 5, 7–9p. We ask you to join us in ceremony around the fire to celebrate the full moon in Scorpio during a Lunar eclipse, opposing the sun in Taurus. The stars will make the final push to remove that which no longer serves us. Thus tying up loose ends that have been complicating our lives. But ultimately the universal goal is to support us through the process of transition. The cosmic climate can stir up disruption as our foundations, relationships, & boundaries are challenged. Releasing and letting go will take place on a collective scale. The opportunity to evolve will be available to everyone, but we must be mindful & responsible as we move through these shifts. We will set our intentions to release into the fire, chant, drum, rattle, & dance as we celebrate and connect with the cosmic energies. Bring your family & friends.

Plymouth - The Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III Sat, May 6, 5:30–8:30a. You're invited to the Royal Coronation! Don your fascinator and join us as we toast His Majesty, King Charles III! The Coronation Ceremony will take place at Westminster Abbey, London, & will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury. This historic service will see His Majesty King Charles III crowned alongside Camilla, the Queen Consort. Watch the entire celebration streaming live on the big screen in the comfort of the Linn Theater at Plimoth Patuxet Museums. For those true Anglophiles eager to see all the pre-coronation coverage, our doors will open at 5:30a! The livestream ceremony will begin at 6a EST. Enjoy a scrumptious King’s Coronation Breakfast – complete with scones, savory bites, and tea!

Plymouth - First Fridays at Blake Fri, May 5, 7–8p. Every first Friday of the month the Blake Planetarium showcases a live planetarium program that highlights the current night sky.

Spend First Fridays at the Blake Planetarium! The first Friday of every month will showcase a live planetarium program hosted by the very knowledgeable Steve Davies. Each month's program will focus on the current night sky (e.g., early winter, spring, mid-summer, fall). Program participants will learn how to find and identify visible planets, bright stars, and constellations. Also, participants will learn how to use a star map and take home their very own copies. Come after dinner, before dinner, or maybe even wear your pajamas, but don't forget to bring your family, friends, a date, etc. Experience an out-of-this-world adventure in America's Hometown every first Friday of each month.

Plymouth - Mother Crewe's Mother's Market Sat, May 6, 10-4p in Downtown Plymouth in our studio. Fresh Flowers, Baked Goods, Mommy & Me Selfie Station, Complimentary Coffee and Refreshments. Over 15 Local Vendors.

Plymouth - Art on the Green Sat, May 6, 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 - JD's Angel Wings 5K Sun, May 7, 9–11a. JD's Angel Wings supports families who have experienced the loss of a baby in the 3rd trimester. Their work provides assistance with support needs and resources for parents and family members as they navigate the loss. For more information on JD's Angel Wings, please visit their website. In memory of James Douglas (JD) Anderson III.

Plymouth - Standard Adventure+: Myles Standish State Park Sat, May 6, 9:30a–12:30p. Myles Standish State Park's Pine Barrens trail is an OutHounds favorite. This is a challenging 8 to 9 mile trail with steep inclines and beautiful views. You certainly feel "away from it all" OUT there. And we hope you join us! We will meet at the East Entrance (P4 on the the Myles Standish map and our destination). From there we may do a little car juggling to get down to our trail head, P5--OR just head out from that point and do one of our favorite OHAC loops!

Plympton - In-Person Breathwork Workshop Sat, May 6, 1–3:30p. Join us for an afternoon of inspiration and healing! You will be guided through the powerful and profound experience of conscious, connected breathing that will lead you to a healthier breath pattern... allowing you to clear out the old energies that are taking up valuable space in your being. This clearing supports you in gaining insights and inspirations so you can access the peace that lives within you, and bring your visions to reality. This 2.5-hour workshop includes a brief introduction to breathwork, facilitated breathwork session and debrief/question-answer time.

Quincy - 1st Annual International Food Festival Sat, May 6, 5–7p. Celebrating the diversity of our Taekwondo Family represented through food. This is a Potluck event. Bring a dish to share representing your culture and nationality. Please email or RSVP on sign up sheet at the school.

Raynham - Blood Drive Fri - Sun, May 5–7, 7a - 3:15p, 275 New State Highway.

Rockland - Open Air Market Sat, May 6, 11a–3p. Rockland Open Air Market's 2023 season is off to a fantastic start! We will continue to focus on showcasing talented musicians - Fil Pacino will be live from noon–3p - artisans, creative makers, and small business entrepreneurs. Rockland's KC's Curbside Bistro and Article Fifteen Brewing will be serving food and beverages. We love to #supportlocal! Join us as we celebrate National Herb Day.

Scituate - Scituate Historical Society Celebrates Get To Greenbush At The Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum Sat, May 6, 12–3p. Get to know Scituate’s Greenbush neighborhood! We will be joining in the fun along with 20+ local businesses for live music, sidewalk sales, craft beer, pop-up artisans, kids activities, cooking demos, open house events and more! Visit The Maritime and Irish Mossing Museum at 301 Driftway. This gem of a museum is all about Scituate’s centuries-old relationship with the sea. Exhibits tell the stories of courage and resilience, of hardship and tragedy, of economic shifts and technological change. There’s a lot to see! Free Admission Donations Appreciated.

Seekonk - 12th Annual Classic Car Show and Go Sat, May 6, 9a–1p. The 12th Annual Custom Car Show is a FREE event for fans, car only $10 to be in the show. Trophies awarded in 8 categories. Track is open with free admission to watch Seekonk Speedways NASCAR divisions get ready for Opening Day! Cars must be in place by 11 for judging , burnout drags at 1 pm on the track(limited entries must be signed up by noon and entered in car show) . Awesome entertainment provided by the one and only Crusin Bruce! Food and Drink available inside the speedway!

Sharon - Spring Craft Fair Sun, May 7, 10:30a–4p. Sharon Historical Society would like to invite you for a day full of fun. Please come join us for a Craft Fair, which is one of our biggest fundraisers.

We have over 40 vendors selling their hand made products, our main museum as well as farming and ice industry museum will be open, we will have a bee theme photoshoot, metal detecting activity and kids crafts. Chef Renu will fill our bellies with authentic Thai food and the band Trash Robot will entertain us.

Sharon - Green Day Sun, May 7, 12–4p. After a 3-year hiatus thanks to the pandemic, Sustainable Sharon Coalition is celebrating it's tenth anniversary by organizing a green meetup. In previous years we've been able to offer test rides. This is a fun event with plenty of other exhibitors to visit. Hope to see everyone there! Enter from Pond Street.

Stoughton - The British Invasion Sat, May 6, 6:30p. The Paris Cabaret Starline Room Dinner Theatre presents its newest show never done before! The British Invasion is a Musical Celebration of songs & comedy of legendary UK Musicians. Highlighted will be The Beatles, Elton John, Queen, Dusty Springfield, Tom Jones, Petula Clark, Adele, Amy Winehouse & of course the Bands like Herman's Hermits, Bee Gees, the Rolling Stones plus lots more.! A night to enjoy & to have you non stop smiling and laughing! Cost is $30 pp plus choices of charcuterie trays, pizza & desserts. Located at 49 Monk St.(off rt. 138). Reservations are needed by calling 781-297-SHOW. Limited seating and dates available.

Taunton - Live Music Tailgate Party Fri, May 5, 5–8p. Live Music, Great Food & Ice Cream.

Taunton - Cinco de Mayo Salsa Night Fri, May 5, 6–9p. Join us for this free event in beautiful downtown Taunton! We are closing down Barton Lofts Plaza & part of Trescott St for an evening of Salsa Dancing! Cash bar opens at 6p, complimentary Salsa Dance lesson at 6:15p with Paris Academy, 7 - 9p enjoy live music by Sabor Picante & complimentary Cinco de Mayo snacks by El Mariachi. This is an all ages event. 21+ must show ID at bar. Don't miss this fun fiesta! Rain plan: the event will move indoors to Trescott Street Gallery.

Taunton - Fair Foods Fri, May 5, 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 - #42 Tessier - Racing Fundraiser Fri, May 5, 5–9p. The fundraiser is back for 2023! Please join us for a fun night at the outside pavilion at the PACC where we'll have meat-on-a-stick & other good foods! There will be a DJ, raffle prizes, apparel for sale & cash bar. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Message at link or call/text Susan @ 508.536.1783 w/questions.

Taunton - Stories of Resilience: Women Composers of the Baroque Sat, May 6, 1p. Le Note Diverse (Agnes Coakley Cox, soprano; Juan Mesa, keyed lyre; Hideki Yamaya, theorbo and Baroque mandolin) presents a program of vocal & instrumental pieces by 3 women composers from 17th-century Italy: Francesca Caccini, Isabella Leonarda, & Barbara Strozzi. This concert is funded by a grant from the Taunton Cultural Council. Free admission with a freewill offering.

Taunton - Sunday My Hero Academia! Sundays through June 18, 4–8p. Bring your best Hero, Use your STRONGEST quirk! Battle to be the top of the class as we start our WEEKLY, YES, WEEKLY My Hero Academia CCG Tournaments!! ! Come join us for the new hottest CCG out there!

Taunton - Silver City Line and Partner Dance Sun, May 7, 2–6p. Join Silver City Dancers in Taunton for our monthly dance. You'll have a super time all afternoon at the VFW Post at 82 Ingell St. Felicia 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 to share.

Taunton - Architecture Walking Tour Sat, May 6, 11a–12:30p. A free guided tour highlighting some of the architectural gems of our city and stories of Tauntonians from the past. This 90-minute guided tour follows an approximately 1-mile route around Church Green and Taunton's Historic District to highlight some of the architectural gems of our city and stories of the Tauntonians who called them home. Scheduled for the first Saturday of each month, May through October, rain or shine. Meet us on the Museum’s front steps at 11a!

Taunton - Spring into Spring up-potting Fig Trees Fri, May 5, 1–3p. Space is limited 20, you may register by contacting me directly via messenger or call at (508) 558-8909 thank you and I look forward to seeing you there.

Wareham - 5th Annual Cinco de Mayo 5K Sun, May 7, 9–11a. Join us for the Bourne Wareham Kiwanis Cinco de Mayo 5K. Support the Kiwanis Club of Bourne-Wareham Charitable Foundation by running or walking this ​ beautiful trail that wraps around cranberry bogs and woodlands. All proceeds to benefit local​ Bourne and Wareham community programs.​ Pre-race activities include coffee and donuts for race participants and volunteers and cranberry drinks at the end.

West Bridgewater - Pledge Walk for Childhood Cancer Awareness Sun, May 7th, 4–7p, WB Middle-Senior HS Track. 8th graders Sarah Diedrichsen and Nala Mando have organized a Pledge Walk for Childhood Cancer Awareness. All proceeds will be donated to the Jimmy Fund Clinic at Dana Farber Cancer Institute in loving memory of classmate Bella Dubois. There will be food trucks, music, outdoor games, and raffles happening at this fun event! For more information, call (508) 894-1220.

Weymouth - Opening Night! Food Truck Fridays Fri, May 5, 5-8p. Join us every Friday night from May 5th to September 29th at Weymouth Town Hall - 75 Middle St. May 5th we'll be joined by Pat Dowling Music! Come down, bring a chair, grab some food, have the kids get their faces painted by Handful of Fortunes & have some fun!

Weymouth - Fine Arts Chorale Spring Concert Sun, May 7, 2p. Join the Fine Arts Chorale for

Dvorak Mass in D Major and A Salute to Gershwin. Featuring special guests Tom La Mark and his Orchestra. Old South Union Church.

Whitman - Soul Circle Sat, May 6, 4p. Gather monthly under the radiant light of the full moon with Janine Birmingham and Kristina Northrup. Each month we will learn about and connect with the divine feminine. Janine and I will guide you through a seasonally relevant monthly theme, a new archetype of the goddess, & complementing ritual. Every circle ends in deep relaxation as we perform energy healing during a guided meditation. Surrounded by like-minded women our circle will embrace and nurture a journey of self-discovery.

Whitman - Kentucky Derby Viewing Sat, May 6, 5 – 8p, Whitman American Legion Post 22. And they’re off! Sunday is the 149th Annual Kentucky Derby, and the Whitman American Legion invites you to grab your hats and place your bets. There will be a free buffet and lots of camaraderie, so get off your high horse and race to Post 22! For more information, please call (781) 447-5253.

Raynham - Pan Mass 2023 Bash Sat, May 13, 10a–3p, 248 Mohawk Rd. Join us for a fun-filled outdoor event to support Cori Newcomb's 2023 Pan Mass Challenge Bike Ride. This event is perfect for families and children of all ages, and will feature live music, exciting raffle prizes, and a silent auction. Not only will you have a great time, but you'll also be helping to raise funds for a fantastic cause. Come show your support and enjoy a day of entertainment while making a positive impact on the community. We hope to see you there!

Raynham - Raynham Upper Primary Spring Performance Sat, May 13, 10:30a, 420 Titicut Rd. Drama Kids from Raynham Recreation invites you to their upcoming show, "Big Mystery Under the Big Top," which will be held at Raynham Middle School. Get ready to be entertained by our talented students as they take the stage! Keep an eye out for more information, which will be posted on the event site. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to support our local young actors!

Easton - Spring Tea Sun, May 14, 1p. Enjoy eam light sandwiches, pateries and much more in the ornate two-story library inside the former estate of Oakes and Blanche Ames at Borderland State Park. This unique event only happens once per year, seating is limited, so purchase your tickets while you can. After purchasing your tickets, if you have any food allergies, sensitivites or dietary restrictions, please email us by: Sun, May 7. Parking. For this event, park at the Ames Mansion. Enter Borderland State Park at 257 Massapoag Ave. Follow the signs to park close to the Ames Mansion. Doors will open for ticketed guests at approximatley 12:45p. Questions or concerns, please email us. This event is rain or shine.