Abington - March in to Spring Sun, March 12, 11a. Come on in and see what is new from 30+ crafters & vendors. All new Spring themed crafts & products. We will have something for everyone. Free admission & lots of free parking.

Acushnet - Saturday at the Sawmill Sat, March 11, 11a–12:30p. Join us for an all ages activity in search of signs of spring. The Acushnet River Reserve is home to a diverse family of plants and animals. Using binoculars and magnifying glasses we will get up close and personal with the spring arrivals. Our friends from PACE will read a story and give away free books. 

Attleboro - 17th Annual FurBall Sat, March 11, 6:30–10:30p. Our 80s theme FurBall! Tickets will be $40 (includes dinner & door prize entry). Show us your best 80s outfit and you could win a prize! Wine Pull, Raffles, Dinner and Dancing!!

Berkley - Compost Party! Learn & Work Sat, March 11, 2–5p. We need some community help and support getting our compost all ready for the season. Doing this as an educational party seemed like the most fun option! Overall task list of the day: Sift compost from our existing bins, Bring sifted compost to the top of the field and incorporate with compost additions (we're doing a biochar experiment, which Meghan will present on!), Build several more compost bins and repair existing (with pallets, and it's not too hard), Put woodchips down all around compost bins to help keep burdock from growing all into it again this year. We welcome folks to work at the pace that feels right for them. Many hands make light work!

Bridgewater - Feminist Women of Faith Group Sun, March 12, 11:30a. Our March meeting of this group will take place on Sunday March 12th at 11:30 in the Fireplace Room at Central Square Church. Please note: the group is open to all women of faith in the Bridgewater area. We look forward to meeting you. Join us for great conversation and planning of our social justice work. Childcare is provided. If you have any questions please e-mail Kathleen Mosher.

Bridgewater - BCCR Stands Out Against Antisemitism Sat, March 11, 10–11a. Each month in Bridgewater Center, BCCR ( Bridgewater Communities for Civil Rights) stand out in the center of town to raise social awareness. All are welcome to join them, This month will be a focus on anti-Semitism. Bridgewater Communities for Civil Rights is a community-based organization dedicated to defending the rights of all persons, while fostering open communication, providing opportunities to examine issues of social justice, and advocating for the elimination of bias and racism.

Bridgewater - Mother /Son Dance Fri, March 10, 6:30–9p. GBWOT Mother /Son Dance at the Bridgewater Vets Club. $25 per mom and $15 per son. BE ADVISED: All GBWOT Dances & Events are all inclusive, meaning your child may attend the dance with any adult in their lives that is special to them.

Bridgewater - Breakfast to Benefit the Robert L. Smith Jr. Memorial Scholarship Sat, March 11, 8–11a. This scholarship is given in memory of Robert L. Smith Jr. Bob was a proud Navy veteran serving as a welder in both WWII and the Korean Conflict. This award goes to a deserving student from Bridgewater, who is furthering their education in the trades. Pancakes, French Toast, Scrambled eggs, Bacon and Homefries. Apple and orange juice, milk, coffee or tea. All that for just $10; Kids just $5; Under 2 years of age and veterans with valid ID eat for free. Raffles

Brockton - Blood Drive Sat, March 11, 7a–12:30p, Brockton Masonic Building, 279 Prospect St.

Brockton - Second Sunday with Professor Gizmo Sun, March 12th, 2–4p, Fuller Craft Museum Lounge. Join us for a free drop-in art making activity with recycled materials! Professor Gizmo is back at Fuller Craft Museum for a fun, hands-on program and we’re making marbleized paper and Acrobots. Stop by the Art Lounge anytime between 2p and 4p. This event is supported by grants from our local cultural councils, which are supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Free and Registration required.

Brockton - APCSM Bake Sale Sat & Sun, March 11–12, 12–3p. Join us on the second weekend of every month for the APCSM's famous bake sale! Raise funds for animals while satisfying your sweet tooth! Common goods found at the sale include brownies, pies, cookies, breads, cupcakes, and more. Every dollar raised benefits the animals at the APCSM.

Brockton - 5th Annual Game Night for Holbrook Little League & Holbrook Girls Softball Sat, March 11, 7–11p. If you've been before, you know what a fun night this will be! We will be having an adult only game night (21+) ! It’s going to be a blast! Doors open promptly at 7p. You can purchase & reserve seats, $25/person. Our event page is completely safe & secure, but if you want to pay cash, check or Venmo please shoot us an email & we can get your seats reserved! No worries if you want to come but don't have enough team mates (max 8 people/team), we will play a trivia dating game, & find you a team! 2023 HOT raffle: BYOR! Bring Your Own Raffle. We ask that you bring a $10 scratch ticket for our Ticket Board, for each ticket you bring, we will give you a entrance to the raffles! Someone could leave as an instant millionaire for a small donation to our cause!

Brockton - Book Sale & Pizza Night Fri, March 10, 4–7p. Pop by the APCSM after work to peruse a variety of books for sale. Langwater Farm will be joining us, offering wood fired pizza for all to enjoy!

Sat, March 11th: 10a–3p, Our book sale will continue the following day with 100% of proceeds going to the animals!

Brockton - Strand Theater Memorial Fri, March 10, 10–11a. Join the City of Brockton in honoring the 13 Brockton Firefighters who lost their life in the line of duty fighting the Strand Theatre Fire. Inside ceremony at City Hall, followed by a wreath laying ceremony outside at the Amphitheater.

Brockton - Brockton Symphony Concert Sun, March 12th, 3p, Christ Congregational Church, 1350 Pleasant St. Looking for a musical afternoon? The Brockton Symphony showcases Shalun Li in Rachmaninov's dramatic Piano Concerto No. 2 and guest conductor John Masko in this celebration of the mystical and nocturnal in music. The concert features a premiere performance of Robert Ruohola's Orion, paired with Somerville native Alan Hovhaness' Mysterious Mountain symphony - a showcase in orchestral color, lush string writing, and heroic brass. Tickets for students and children are free, and discounted senior tickets are available as well.

Brockton - Lenten Luncheon Hosts Presentation of Fire Safety Fri, March 10, 11:30a, First Evangelical Lutheran Church, 900 Main St. Presenting: Dan Santry, Fire Safety Instructor for the Brockton Fire Department. 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. A donation is suggested but not required. For more information on this program and the one hundred-year-old church contact Anne at 774-297-4939.

Brockton - Weekly Pokemon Tournaments Saturdays through March 25, 2 - 5p. Everyone gets a POP Series 1 Pack just for playing! Additional Packs and Prizes based on standings. Swiss Round Tournament. Bo1. Standard Format Deck Construction. All Ages Welcome. Learn to Play and Casual Gaming also available. Pokemon at The Wizards Duel, 675 Centre St.

Canton - An Irish Cultural Centre St.Patrick's Day Céilí with CCÉ Sat, March 11, 2–5p. Join us for a St.Patrick's Day Céilí at the Irish Cultural Centre! Dance your way into the St.Patrick's Day festivities at the Irish Cultural Centre and Join us for a St.Patrick's Day Céilí music by the wonderful Reynolds-Hanafin-Cooley branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann.

Canton - A Tea Party to Remember Sun, March 12, 2p. Join us as we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party with a lecture & visit from our friends at the Tea Party Museum. This presentation includes a special "tea party." The United States will commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party on December 16, 2023. Dubbed by John Adams as the “most magnificent movement of all”, the Boston Tea Party is one of the nation’s most iconic events and one that propelled America down the road to revolution. In honor of this upcoming anniversary, The Canton Historical Society welcomes The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum to present a lecture and share plans for the 250th Anniversary.

Carver - St. Paddy's Gnome (Kid Friendly) Paint Event Sun, March 12, 1:30p. $25/painter. Includes supplies and step by step instruction. Perfect for kids! Join us @ B44 for Sunday Funday! Paint, parents enjoy a beer from the tap room and have FUN. Confirm availability text: 508-409-7898 and make reservation/payment with Venmo @Rachel-Fetherston. Friendly, leashed dogs welcomed. NO outside beverages allowed on site.

Duxbury - Leprechaun Gold Hunt Sat, March 11, 10a. HELP THE LEPRECHAUNS FIND THEIR GOLD AT JEM LEARNING! The Leprechaun's need your help, they have lost their gold! Grab your pot, travel the farm and grab golden coins along your way.If the luck of the Irish is on your side, a golden bar, you will find.

East Bridgewater - Joe Jencks in Concert Sun, March 12th, 3p. Union Congregational Church of East Bridgewater is excited to host Joe Jencks for a special concert! The church is raising money to benefit the Steeple Fund to get their steeple back on the building, after damaged by the wind. Join them for a great afternoon of music at $20/ticket! To reserve a ticket, please contact Jeff Godfrey at i42golf3@yahoo.com or (508) 345-3682.

East Bridgewater - Friends of the Library Book Sale Fri, March 10th & 2–5p, Sat, March 11th, 9a–12p, EB Public Library, Community Room & 2nd Floor. The Friends of the Library are hosting an upcoming book sale! They're offering a large variety of books for all ages, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, puzzles, and more. Stop by to show your support! For more information or to ask any questions, call (508) 378-1616.

East Bridgewater - Blood Drive Sat, March 11, 7a–12p, Tri Town Masonic Lodge, 38 Franklin St.

Easton - Intro to Knitting (Hat) Sat, March 11, 11a–12:30p. This is a beginner-level knitting class where you will learn the basics of making a scarf by learning to cast on stitches, knit a garter stitch, how to bind off stitches, and how to add fringe. All yarn and needles are supplied, with enough yarn to finish a scarf. This is a second beginner-level class. If you came for the class on February 25 and made a scarf, you will make the matching hat this class.

Easton - Voices United Community Acappella Concert Sat, March 11, 2p & 7p. Join us for Voices United’s Community Acappella Concert!

Our second annual Spring Show will include two performances taking place at Stonehill College's Alumni Hall. Voices United provides a welcoming, fun, and high-quality a cappella singing experience – and we are beyond excited to get to share our music with our friends, family, and community.

The show will also feature the incredible talents from several of our Voices United chapter quartets!

Fall River - Owl Prowl at Copicut Woods Sun, March 12, 6–8p. Join us to learn about the owls that breed in Massachusetts! We will talk about how to identify owls by call, where to find them, and how owls can successfully hunt at night. We will take our skills to the trail and listen for owls along Shockley Trail.

Fall River - Reiki Infused Meditation for Kids Sat, March 11, 11a. Everyone needs healing - including children! Come join Mandy Solecki & Joshua Medeiros of Etéreo Scents & Wellness of Fall River for a very unique 30 minute Reiki Infused Meditation. This event will be designed for children ages 4 to 10, so it will be a little different than a typical Reiki Infused Meditation. This class will include some information about reiki and a mini healing for children who would like one, meditation instruction, a brief meditation, a group story and/or playful activities such as arts/crafts, songs and games. Bring water to stay hydrated and wear comfortable clothes to bring on the fun and of course the zen! No experience necessary.

Halifax - Blood Drive Fri, March 10, 9a–2p, Town Hall, 499 Plymouth St.

Halifax - Discover Plympton-Halifax Girl Scouts Sat, March 11, 11a–12p. Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts are celebrating magical ponies, and you're invited! Best Friends are Magic. With them by your side, jungle gyms turn into castles, bath towels become superhero capes and everything feels a little more possible. Being a Girl Scout opens your world to the forever friends who help you shine your brightest. You're invited to our magical pony-themed party on Saturday, March 11 at 11 am at Holmes Public Library in Halifax. Enjoy games, crafts, and more! This event is for families with future and former Girl Scouts in grades K-1 interested in learning more about Girl Scouts. Let us know you’re coming and RSVP.

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 - Pajama Drive Now through Mar 15, during Holmes Library open hours. A pajama donation drive for kids and teens will take place. Please bring all donations to the Holmes Public Library. Donations from all seasons and sizes 0-3 months to adult medium will be accepted.

Hingham - Winter Women's Hike and Sip Sat, March 11, 3:30–5p. Welcome Women! Starting at Weir River Farm, join Trustees staff for an easy-to-moderate winter hike! During this hike we’ll walk up to Turkey Hill, pass through the Weir River Farm pastures, and parts of Whitney and Thayer Woods. With time permitting, we’ll take time to explore the English Woodlands. Enjoy the crisp winter air while strolling through beautiful Weir River and connect with other women who enjoy nature. At the end of the hike we’ll walk up through the pastures and end at the Studio.

Hingham - Bird Walks at World's End Sat, March 11, 8–10a. Walk the trails the second Saturday of each month at World’s End this winter, especially “Bird Alley” and “The Valley” searching for bird songs and activity. Positioned in Hingham Bay, World’s End offers an attractive oasis for birds flying along the coast. Poor weather conditions and unfavorable fronts often force birds to make landfall which, while not so ideal for the birds, can result in spectacular birding for new and experienced birders alike.

Hingham - Crochet and Sip at Weir River Farm

Sat, March 11, 1:30p. Join crocheter Amanda Peavey at Weir River Farm for a Crochet and Sip Workshop! This workshop offers beginners the first step into crocheting. We will learn how to hold a crochet hook and yarn, understand our own tensions, learn how to start projects and become familiar with stitch names. Chat with new friends while creating your masterpiece & sipping wine.

Hingham - Spring Model Train Show Sat & Sun, March 11–12, Sat, 9a–4p, Sun, 10a–4p. The SSMRC will host its Fall Open House where its permanent layout will be open to the public. The club will host visiting layouts from other clubs, a white elephant table, demonstration clinics, rail movies, and club merchandise will be for sale (cars, shirts, and other apparel).

Hingham - pARTy for the Arts Sat, March 11, 7p. You are cordially invited to the Hingham Arts Alliance pARTy for the Arts! The Hingham Arts Alliance is excited to host our first annual pARTy for the Arts! Join us for an evening of cocktails, lite fare, performances, silent auction, raffles, and connecting with local supporters of the arts in Hingham All money raised will support the Hingham Arts Alliance mission to enhance support, advocacy and awareness for the arts in our schools and community.

Lakeville - Polar Plunge Sat, March 11, 9a–12p. Brrrave the cold and take the plunge to support more than 14,000 athletes of all abilities in sports training and competitions Special Olympics Massachusetts offers year-round. All are invited to participate in the Plunge, including individuals, friends and families, and teams representing schools, businesses, organizations, and clubs.

Register: Fundraise: Set a goal to raise $100 to earn your shirt or go above and beyond to make a greater impact and earn awesome incentives!

Marshfield - Maple Sugaring Weekends Sat, March 11, 10a–3p. Moose Hill has shared the magic of turning sap into syrup with the community for over 45 years! Join us to experience the sugaring process from tree to table and to learn how sugaring has evolved from Native American to colonial to our own current procedures. This 90-minute outdoor, guided tour includes meeting people portraying characters from the past as they go about their daily tasks, including sugaring. Conclude your tour at our operational sugar house and enjoy a taste of the final product.

Marshfield - 2023 Festival of the Arts Poster Exhibit Opening Reception Fri, March 10, 7–9p. We are thrilled to introduce a new artistic opportunity to our artist members - The Festival of the Arts Poster Contest. In 2023, members of NRAS submitted a work of art to be considered. The NRAS Arts Committee made their selection from these submissions. The show will hang in G.A.R. Hall from March 10–31.

Marshfield - Winter Birding Along the South Shore Sat, March 11, 12–8p. Bundle up and head east to the beaches and grasslands of southeastern Massachusetts. Our birding will start and end at Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary, expect a variety of songbirds, waterfowl, and raptors including northern harriers and short-eared owls hunting the fields. Weather depending, the itinerary may include Duxbury Beach and Plymouth Harbor to look for wintering waterfowl.

Dress in layers for late winter coastal conditions. Bring lunch & snacks, plus binoculars. A spotting scope and field guide are useful if you have them.

Middleborough - 15th Annual Middleboro Gala Sat, March 11, 6p. Please join us for an elegant night that includes a cocktail hour, auction, fine dining and dancing in support of the Y's mission.

100% of Gala proceeds support children and families through impactful programming and services including: Livestrong at the YMCA, Summer Camp, Inclusion, Membership and Programming, Child Care and So Much More! Proudly inducting Tom & Tina Rogers into the Middleboro YMCA's 2023 Hall of Fame.

Middleborough - Wilderness & Remote First Aid Sat & Sun, March 11–12, 8:30a–4:30p. Welcome to BWG Medical and Rescue Training Programs! You have successfully registered for Our American Red Cross ‘Wilderness and Remote First Aid’ Certification Program. The course is taught by professional instructors with significant patient care and backcountry rescue experience domestically and abroad.

Milton - Dancing on the Edges of Time Sun, March 12, 4:30p. Historic New England welcomes Sheffield Chamber Players back to the Eustis Estate with Dancing on the Edges of Time, a program celebrating the long-awaited return of Spring with string quartets by seminal Ukrainian composer Mykola Lysenko, accomplished Indian-American composer Reena Esmail, and W.A. Mozart. Guests are invited to join the players after the concert.Tickets are free; donations are encouraged. Become a member today to help us continue to offer free programs for all to enjoy. Advance tickets required. Please call 617-994-6600 for more information.

Milton - Ponkapoag Pond Trail Walk Sun, March 12, 1p. Join the American Pilgrims on the Camino Boston Chapter for an easy, six-mile loop around Ponkapoag Pond in Blue Hills State Reservation. The Ponkapoag Trail is mostly level and wide, with some limited rocky/hilly sections. Plan for three hours. This walk will be held rain or shine; extreme weather cancels. Participants are welcome to don their fully loaded packs. Meet at the Houghton’s Pond Playground at 840 Hillside St. From here, we will walk to Ponkapoag Pond. The walk’s guide, Joe Harris, will have a red bandanna and a red pack.

North Attleboro - Sewing 100 - Adult Beginner Sewing Sat., March 11, 18, 25 & April 1, 10:30a–12:30p. 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!

Norwell - Maple Day Sat, March 11, 10a - 2p. It’s maple season! Join us for this community event at the South Shore YMCA Natural Science Center to celebrate the New England maple sugaring season. The day will be equally educational and delicious – with a tree tapping demonstration, nature walks, kids crafts, live music, maple taste tests, a maple lab, maple food vendors, and more! This event is free and open to the community, rain or shine. Food & beverage will be available for purchase from local vendors with a sweet maple twist!

Onset - Island Survivor - Fire Building Sun, March 12, 10a. Bushcraft is the art of wilderness survival, the more skills and knowledge that you have the more capable you are of thriving in the natural environment. This series is an excellent way to create memorable experiences outdoors and instill a sense of “rewilding,” through activities including: fire lighting, shelter building, knife and axe skills, solar still and water purification methods and following the “Bushman’s Code.” This activity will focus on fire building.

Pembroke - Winter Rifle Match's Sun, March 12, 8a - 4p. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members. Matches are on the 200 Yard Range. The cost is $3 per match. All matches are fired from the standing position.

Plymouth - Plant Medicine Sun, March 12, 1p. Nurses With A Mission Cofounders, Holly Bidlack & Michele Morris, take us on a journey of discovery into the history of cannabis in the U.S. They help us demystify the "roots" of the current stigma surrounding the plant! This will be a presentation, as well as an open discussion. This is PART 1 of a 4 Part series on Plant wellness. Water and lite bites provided. Space is limited!

Plymouth - Meat Raffle Sun, March 12, 1–p. The American Legion Post 40 is hosting a meat raffle to benefit the numerous local charities and programs hosted by the Legion.

Plymouth - Purpose & Passion Workshop Sun, March 12, 12–3p. Personal Development Tactics for 2023 Restorative Yoga Breathing Techniques Reiki Chair Massages & more Kind Body Soul Wellness.

Plympton - Genealogy Day with Martha Burns Sat, March 11, 12p. If you love tracing your family history then join Plympton Genealogy Club member Martha Burns at Mayflower Mercantile to ask questions and learn about how to start your own family tree. This is a special day that can inspire you to learn who your ancestors were. Martha has been helping build and uncover family trees for over 40 years and in that time she has worked on more than 250 family trees!

Quincy - Trivia Night Sat, March 11, 6:30p. Trivia Night is Back! Gather your Team for a friendly night of competition to support the year-round adventures of Crew 42!

Raynham - 32nd Annual Raynham Knights of Columbus Charity 5 Miler Sun, March 12, 10a–2p. Come run with us for the 32nd running of the Raynham Knights of Columbus Charity 5 Miler! Not up for the run, but want to support the cause? We have a 3.4 mile walking course as well! Be sure to stick around after for a hot breakfast, free to all registered participants.

Raynham - Blood Drive Fri - Sun, March 10–12, 7a - 3:15p, 275 New State Highway.

Rockland - Leprechaun Trap Houses Sun, March 12, 2–4p. We had so much fun last year- we’re doing it again! Pop in for an Irish Step dancing performance and learn how to make a Leprechaun trap! $15 per kit. Lots of music, food and family fun! Brewery will be open.

Rockland - March Shopping Event Sat, March 11, 12–4p, Sandpaper Factory.

Sharon - Project FeederWatch Fri & Sat, March 10 - 11, 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.

Sharon - Mick Morgan's 12th Annual 5K for HESSCO Sat, March 11, 9a. This fun, festive race starts at Mick Morgan’s Irish Pub, 973 Providence Hwy (Route 1), on the Sharon/Walpole line and winds along beautiful neighborhood roads. The race includes free t-shirts for the first 300 registrants, as well as trophies & a spirited post-race celebration at Mick Morgan’s pub. All proceeds from this race directly support HESSCO, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing services to help older adults and persons with disability to live independently.

Stoughton - Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella Sat & Sun through March 26. www.starlineroom.com 781-297-SHOW(7469).

Taunton - Let's Make History Sat, March 11, 2–4p. Make your own piece of history in our brand-new Maker Space! Exploring a new topic each month, activities inspired by the OCHM collection will offer a hands-on way to connect with local history. In March, we'll learn about Elizabeth Pole while making our own versions of a city seal! Learn even more about Elizabeth Pole in our Settlement Section in the 2nd floor exhibits.

Taunton - Roseland Sunday Afternoon Ballroom Dance Sun, March 12, 1p. Dancing on Sunday Afternoons: 2nd and 4th Sundays. DB Orchestra on March 12th. Bar Service Available, water and coffee are complimentary.

Taunton - Silver City Line and Partner Dance Sun, March 12, 2–6p. Join Silver City Dancers in Taunton for our monthly dance on Sunday. 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 BOLO Fri, March 10, 6p. What is MEAT BOLO? MEAT BOLO is similar to bingo but played with playing cards. If all three cards on a set are called, the winner yells “BOLO” and wins a cut of meat. Come join the fun! (Why BOLO? BOLO stands for “Be On the Look Out”, which is what players are doing.) $20 (2 sets for 10 rounds); $25 (3 sets for 10 rounds). Taunton Lodge of Elks 150, 775 John Quincy Adams Rd. Kitchen is open 5–8pm for food purchase.

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.

Taunton - Fair Foods Fri, March 10, 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.

West Bridgewater - General & Mrs. Tom Thumb: The World's First Superstars Sun, March 12th, 2p, OBHS Memorial Building, 162 Howard St. Looking for a Sunday afternoon focused on the historical roots of the Bridgewater area? The lecture, “General and Mrs. Tom Thumb: The World’s First Superstars” will be presented by Daniel Thompson, board member and current President of the Middleborough Historical Association. Admission is $5 at the door.

West Bridgewater - Classic Movie Night Fri, March 10, 6:30p. Want a chill Friday night but don't want to sit at home? Grab your friends, your partner, or just yourself and come to the Bridge for our classic movie night. There will be coffee, popcorn, and other treats to go along with the viewing of the classic film Charade, featuring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant. Doors will open at 6:30p, movie will start at 7p! 

Weymouth - Winter Farmers Market Sun, March 12, 10a–1p. Join us for the final installment of our winter farmers market! The market will be located in the gold cafeteria at Weymouth High School. Our SNAP match program will continue running throughout our winter markets, thanks to the generosity of the Weymouth Food Pantry. 

Weymouth - Chirp: A Father and Daughter Birdhouse Project Sat, March 11, 11a. Come hear Nima and Mina Yadollahpour talk about their building and entrepreneurial project! Spying a robin’s nest in her backyard in Weymouth, Mina Yadollahpour asked her father, Nima, about building a birdhouse to protect the eggs. When the pandemic hit, the two, looking for a project to occupy their time, returned to the idea. A residential architect by trade, Nima employed his skills to design some chic, modern birdhouses with help from his daughter, now 12 years old. They handcrafted the houses from teak plywood, and Mina named the project Chirp. Stop by Tufts Library this week to see their unique birdhouses on display! 

Whitman - Winter-Spring Gardening Series Sat, Mar 11, 10:30a, 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.

Bridgewater - Community Dance Fri, March 17, 7 - 9p, 10 Wally Krueger Way. All ages enjoy an evening of international folk dance, New England squares and contras, mixers, and line dances.

Canton - Drawing Animals from Life Thur, March 16, 7 –8:30p. 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! 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.

Bridgewater - B-R Educational Foundation's 2nd Annual Gala Sat March 18th, 7–11p, Barrett's Olde Scotland Links, 695 Pine St. The Bridgewater–Raynham Educational Foundation Corporation presents its 2nd Annual Gala! Come help its mission to promote, sponsor, and enhance the quality of the educational experience for our public school students and their community. Their annual grants will be awarded this night, along with the Judy MacDougall Staff award! There will be dinner, dancing, a silent auction, and live music. Get tickets here.

Milton - Nice & Easy Walks Sat, March 18, 1 - 2:30p. Looking to get outdoors and take a gentle, guided hike in the beautiful Blue Hills? Join us for our weekly series of leisurely paced nature hikes (1.5-3 miles long). Learn about nature at your own pace and make some friends along the way. All ages.

Raynham - “Salute to our Veterans” Comedy Night Sat, March 18th, Doors open 6:45p for 8p show, Raynham American Legion Post 405, 291 Mill St. Raynham Association of Volunteers for Education (RAVE) will be hosting an adults–only event that promises "The Biggest and FUNNIEST of Boston Comedy!" All proceeds from this night will support the Town of Raynham's annual Veterans Day commemorations and Memorial Day Parade. Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased through Eventbrite. For more information, or to pay by check instead, email Becky George.

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.