Abington - Show & Tell: The Dyer Legacy Sun, March 5th, 2p, Dyer Memorial Library & Archives, 28 Center Ave. The first-ever exhibit of the Dyer collection will be featured by the Historical Society of Old Abington at the Dyer Memorial Library & Archives! While the building was never home to the Dyers, some of the family's legacies are housed there and will be featured in the upcoming “Show and Tell.” The conversation is free and open to the public, and it will be followed by light refreshments. For any questions, email.

Attleboro - FIVE FRICKIN WINTERS Sat - Sun, Now through March 5.

Braintree - Bring on Spring Sat, March 4, 11a - 3p. It might still be chilly outside but we are counting the days until Spring! Join us as we share our newest Spring creations. We will have 27 crafters & vendors on hand to shop from.

Braintree - Coffee with Local Authors Sat, March 4, 10:30a - 12p. Read Local: Boston Crime Fiction Author Panel. Our panel of three local authors will talk about their writing and self-publishing experiences. Tom Macdonald: The Murder of Vincent Dunn (Dermot Sparrowhawk series), Bill Fleming: The Third Rail (Code Black series) & Nicole Asselin: Concession Stand Crimes (Ballpark Mysteries series). Coffee with Local Authors is free and open to the public. Books will be made available for purchase by the authors. No purchase is necessary to attend.

Program will be held in Logan Auditorium on the Upper Level, accessible to all. Complimentary light refreshments will be served.

Bridgewater - The Pronoun Project Sun, March 5, 11:30a. Why are we putting our pronouns on our nametags? Why is it important that I participate? All of your questions about the Pronoun Project will be the basis of this discussion.

Bridgewater - Hike Great River Preserve Fri, March 3, 2:30 - 4p. Join Wildlands Trust Volunteer Hike Leaders Paul Vicino and Mike Arsenault for a Friday afternoon hike at our Great River Preserve in Bridgewater. Trails are mostly flat, winding through the fields and forests of this preserve along the Taunton River.

Bridgewater - Community Dance Fri, March 3, 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 - Speed Friendshipping FOR MOMS Fri, March 3, 6p. Come meet Mom friends! A new spin on speed dating. This is speed friending. Come have fun and get to know other Moms from the area. This is our new Mom's group first event! Many more to come.

Brockton - An Afternoon with Dr. Khalilah Comacho-Ali Sat, March 4, 1 - 3p, Brockton Public Library. Come join the Brockton NAACP and the Brockton Public Library in welcoming an afternoon with Dr. Khalilah Comacho-Ali. She is joining us to talk about her thoughts on family and community, as well as talking about her books. The Dr is the former wife of the late-great Muhammad Ali. The event will be held at the Lingos Auditorium at Brockton Public Library. For more info: 508-580-7890.

Brockton - An afternoon of traditional Irish Music. with "Merrow" Sat, March 4, 1 - 3p, 899 N. Main St. Cohosted by the David Allen Lambert Library. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Brockton Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Stay for a Tour of the Research Facilities of the Friends of Irish Research and the David Allen Lambert Library after the concert with Richard Reid.

Brockton - Brockton Community Health Initiative Vaccine Clinic Sat, March 4, 12 - 5p, America's Food Basket - 21 Torrey St. *COVID-19 vaccine, booster, kids vaccine Pfizer, Adult and Kids, complimentary water & coffee, FREE test kits, gift cards – Vaccine recipient $75, FREE hand sanitizer & masks, HAITIAN & SPANISH TRANSLATORS. CONTACT: Authentic Caribbean Foundation - 857-271-6006.

Brockton - Watch Me Rise Pop-Up Exhibition Now through Mar 26, FCM Great Room. An immersive exhibit to inspire exploration of voice, power and purpose in mental health recovery through poetry and baking. Exhibition panels combine poetry and art by women and LGBTQ+ individuals. Each visitor is offered a journal to chronicle their reflections as they visit the exhibition.

Brockton - Movie Matinee Sat, March 4, 11a - 1p. Now Showing The Mitchells vs. the Machines. Enjoy a movie and a treat! Contact the children's room to register at 508-894-1430.

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 - Drawing Animals from Life Sat, March 4, 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! 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.

Canton - Weekly Saturday @ 9:30 Playgroup Devoli Sat, March 4, 9:30a. We will meet every week. I may not be able to make it to every Saturday meet up personally, but I trust you will all have fun without me. Please respond “going” to the event so that others can ensure there will be friends present to play! As always, this meetup is for all caregivers and kids of all ages. Just show up and play! Please let us know how we can support you in getting to playgroup & in general.

Canton - Meet The Author: Kirsten Levy - An Alzheimer's Fantasy in the Key of G Sun, March 5, 1:15p. An emotional true story about Fran, Levy’s mother, who uses Alzheimer’s Disease for her best and final voyage as she declines into dementia. Meet the Author: Kirsten Levy. An emotional true story about Fran,Levy’s mother, who uses Alzheimer’s Disease for her best and final voyage as she declines into dementia. Told with multiple points of view—the author’s, the narrator’s, and her mother’s—the tale uses fantasy and personal witness to speak up for Fran and tell her Irish immigration origin story. Kirsten Levy enjoyed a long career in research and administration at Boston University where she managed research, brought funds to the university, and published. She has an MBA in health care management. These twin pillars of her career, set in the medical environment in which she has worked, stood her in good stead for the onset of Alzheimer’s Disease within the family circle. Kirsten enjoys the outdoors and dances Latin and ballroom standard.

Dartmouth - Beat the Blues Hike Sat, March 4, 10a - 12p. Join us in this inclusive environment to get outside to practice and learn strategies for managing the blues. During this hike, we will take multiple stops on the trails to explore challenges around motivation, isolation, self-care, and de-stigmatization facilitated in partnership with Green Button Counseling. Framed by farm pastures, meadows, woodlands, and scenic overlooks of Slocum River, these walks offer an ideal space to recharge and connect. Join us on this easy, 1.3-mile loop of Slocum’s River Reserve. If the trail is icy due to weather conditions, we will have extra traction cleats available to borrow.

Duxbury - Direct Care Volunteer Session Sat, March 4, 9:30a - 12:30p. There are numerous opportunities to use your God-given talents for direct care volunteering that can fit just about anyone’s schedule, depending on your availability. Everyone’s help is valuable!

East Bridgewater - Game On: Video Games & VR Free Play Fri, March 3, 12p, EB Public Library. Teens in grades 7–12 are invited to the library after school for some early-release day shenanigans with One Up Games! There will be 10 different available gaming consoles, including Xboxes, Playstations, and Switches, as well as 4 VR headsets for teens interested in escaping into virtual reality. No registration required. Just show up to the Community Room! For more information or to answer any questions, contact Angie Howes or (508) 378-1616, ext. 1307.

East Bridgewater - March Gathering with Author Amy Wharf McGuiggan Sat, March 4, 11:30a. Amy writes a monthly column for a Cape Cod newspaper about the Outer Cape's historic cemeteries. She will discuss how she expands the notion of genealogical sources to tell the fuller story "between the dates." Amy is the author of numerous books, most recently Finding Emma: My Search for the Family My Grandfather Never Knew, for which she uncovered the never told story of her grandfather's childhood and his family using a number of unconventional sources. In addition to her monthly newspaper column, Amy contributes to Vita Brevis, the blog of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, and the newsletter of the Mayflower Society. This lecture is free for members of PCGI. There is a $5 suggested donation for non-members.

Easton - Rock that Crown with Author Kennedy Campbell Sat, March 4, 3 - 4:30p. Meet local author and singer-songwriter Kennedy Campbell as she reads from her book, “Rock That Crown”, at the Ames Free Library Queset House.

Based on the CROWN Act, this book encourages children to stand strong and live their authentic selves. The program is for all ages and abilities and is presented by Easton Community Access Television. Complimentary refreshments will be provided courtesy of Easton Shovel Town Cultural District.

Easton - Jazz in the Sanctuary Sat, March 4, 5p. This exciting evening of world-class music for all ages will feature internationally acclaimed Drummer/Percussionist/Composer/Arranger/Band Leader/Educator/ Recording Artist /Artistic Director Yoron Israel and High Standards, featuring vocalist Nichelle Mungo, a three-time winner of Showtime at the Apollo, and multi-year recipient of "Best Artist" Award by New England Urban Music Awards, along with saxophonist/flutist Chuck Langford , guitarist Tyrone Chase, pianist Laszlo Gardony, and bassist Henry Lugo. Musical selections will include new compositions planned for the group's upcoming recording. $15 general admission for in-person and live stream. $10 student (under 18 years old) for in-person tickets only.

Easton - Intro to Knitting Sun, March 5, 3 - 5p. 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. Adults only. There will be a second beginner-level class on March 11 where you will learn to make a matching hat (yarn will be provided).

Fall River - Wildlife Tracking at Copicut Woods Sun, March 5, 1 - 3p. Join us for an investigation of Copicut Woods to find signs of wildlife all around the trails. Family friendly!

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.

Halifax - Tarot Circle - A Teaching Share Fri, March 3, 6 - 8p. Have you been wanting to practice with other beginners or professionals? Are you stuck and overwhelmed with all the symbolism and how in depth Tarot can get? Do you want a safe space to be guided and helped into reading for yourself or others with more accuracy and confidence? Come play together to practice with guidance from Kaile and her 20+ Years experience with Tarot, Intuitive Readings, Psychic Work, Medical Intuitive, and Mediumship.

In this offering you will be provided ways to explore the Tarot and practice with it along attendees present. Kaile will provide insight and support when you are reading, checking in with each group to help you expand on what you are receiving and move with you through any areas of confusion.

Hanover - Cheer Factory Sensory Play Sat, March 4, 10 - 11:30a. Join us for sensory play at the Hanover Cheer Factor Gym! This is a community building event for children of all abilities, including ASD/sensory needs! Feel free to bring siblings, husbands, and therapists! Whatever makes your experience more enjoyable!!

Hanson - Game Night Fri, March 3, 6p. Join the FCCHanson ECHO (Youth Group) as they host Game Night! We will bring Gaga down from the Upper Room and some oldies but goodie games like Tuba-Ruba, chess/checkers, Parcheesi!

Hanson - The Cozy Cottage Grand Opening Sat, March 4, 10a - 8p. Please join The Cozy Cottage for the grand opening of a Unique Artisan Boutique showcasing local artisans and their handmade goods.

Hull - South Shore Bridal Bash Sun, March 5, 12 - 3p. Grab your bride tribe and come spend the day making your fairytale wedding come to life before your eyes at the Bridal Bash! Grab your bride tribe and come spend the day making your fairytale wedding come to life before your eyes! The Bridal Bash brings together the most trusted bridal experts for one incredible day of face-to-face wedding planning fun. Bring your entire bridal party to enjoy: Masks are welcome but not required.

Lakeville - Mini Crochet Shamrock Pin Sat, March 4, 10a - 2p. Members of Lakeville's own Hooks & Needles group will be on hand to teach people how to crochet a mini shamrock pin. Best suited for people who know single and double crochet stitches. Yarn and beads will be provided, please bring an F crochet hook with you. Registration required - Limit 12!! Please call 508-947-9028 to register.

Mansfield - Home Firearm Safety Class Sat, March 4, 9a - 1p. Covers gun safety rules, and MA laws for storage and transport. Ideal for those who have never handled a firearm, and would like a safe, controlled environment to learn. Students will receive a Massachusetts Basic Firearm Safety Certificate with proof of live fire and a NRA Certified Home Firearm Safety certificate. Call or text Mike at 508-631-1503 for pricing and sign up.

Marshfield - Owls in Winter Sat, March 4, 4 - 5:30p. The program will begin indoors while we learn a bit about owls, their anatomy, and their behavior. Owl pellets will be dissected to see what owls eat! We will take a short walk outdoors to see if we can see, or hear, any of our local owl friends. Bundle up and dress for the weather. NOTE: no captive live owls are a part of this program.

Marshfield - Vibrational Sound Cleanse Fri, March 3, 6:30p. In this hour long session, we will explore different forms of sound from a meditative state (chakra gongs, crystal singing bowls and other high vibrational instruments). The combination of sounds and vibration are designed to move energy. As we work to bring stuck or stagnant energy to the surface, you will be guided to breathe it away. We will use this time to clear away what does not belong, so we can create space for a new positive energy flow. Please note that aromatherapy is used and purposeful in this class. If you have aversions or allergies to essential oils or sage/Palo santo please note that these are part of the experience.

Middleborough - Spaghetti Dinner & Cabaret for Laicy Sat, March 4, 6p. Support the incredible Laicey and Special Olympics through her Boston Marathon Run! Enjoy the menu of delicious spaghetti and meatballs, salad, rolls and a delectable dessert. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea while some fabulous entertainers share their talents during the cabaret section of the fun-filled evening! Invite your family and friends to be part of this special event and make a meaningful difference at the same time! Please call Ellen at 774-766-0055 to make a reservation. Free-will offerings collected at the event will be given directly to Laicey that evening!

Middleboro - Let's Party for the Sylvia Scholarship Sat, March 4, 7 - 11p. As we move towards spring, Let's Party for the Annaul Sylvia Scholarship.......Come join the fun and help the Middleborough Friends raise money for the Annual Vic and Marion Sylvia Scholarship. We have given THOUSANDS of dollars in scholarships thanks to you. We have Otto's Underground!! coming to the Middleborough Elks.

For Tickets call Mimi 947-3989 or the Main Ingredient (and pick up a bite) 508-947-9500

Tickets are Limited (available on 2/8)

$20 Donation to Benefit the Victor and Marion Sylvia Scholarship. Prizes - Cash Bar - Bring Your Favorite Foods.

Middleborough - Annies Kindness Blankets - Blanket Making Event Sat, March 4, 9a - 3p. Hello everyone! AKB is teaming up with the Elk’s Club 1274! Come join us to make Annie’s Kindness Blankets (we desperately need them!)

We will have some fun raffles and some members of the AKB team will be there! No experience is necessary. These are no sew blankets. We will have fleece there but please feel free to bring a kit or two to help the cause. As always thank you for helping us, help so many others know they matter and they are not alone!

Middleborough - Winter Wellness Night Fri, March 3, 5:30 - 7:30p. Join us for a fun evening of Winter Wellness at the Middleboro YMCA . Bring a friend and come check out some of our amazing health and wellness friends with all sorts of samples, followed by an amazing SOULFUSION class with Mr. Mac Carvahlo!

Middleborough - St Patrick's Craft Fair Sun, March 5, 12 - 4p. 2 Moms & a Glue Gun will be at this event with several other crafters and we will have what we have been working on for you.

Milton - Nice & Easy Walks Sat, March 4 & 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.

North Attleboro - Meet & Greet at Briggs Nursery Sat, March 4, 11a - 2p. Stop by Briggs Nursery in North Attleboro to meet a few of our adoptable dogs, and chat with us to learn more about Ruff Tales Rescue!

North Attleboro - Fabric Rope Bowls & Trivets Fri, March 3, 5:45p. Explore working with fabric in a whole new way while creating these delightful bowls and trivets! Students will learn how to use their zig-zag stitch, wrap fabric and tips and tricks on how to begin and finish these pieces. This is a great project to use up some fabric scraps or purchase new and coordinate with the room you plan to display your pieces of art.

Norton - Daytona Supercross Party Sat, March 4, 5p, Norton VFW Post 8049. Suffering from PMS (Parked Motorcycle Syndrome)? Then join us at the Norton VFW. We will have the races live on multiple TVs. This is a family friendly fundraiser event. Food and Cash bar, 50/50 raffle, door prize and amazing raffle items. Come have a good time and help us raise funds to support our mission: Riding to Raise Awareness for Veteran + First Responder Mental Health!

Pembroke - Winter Rifle Match's Sun, March 5, 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.

Pembroke - Transformational Full Moon Fire Ceremony Sun, March 5, 7 - 9p. We welcome you to join us around the fire to celebrate the final moon of the winter season. The moon is in the sign of Virgo and is known as the "Worm" moon. It is a time to express ourselves and let things out of our our systems. A time for self care, this moon guides us to seek out what is most beneficial for us right now, which could be releasing karmic ties and lessons for good. We set our intentions, then release them into the fire in order for transformation to take place. We rattle, drum, chant and dance!

Plainville - Boobies & Bottles Cafe Fri, March 3, 11a - 1p. Motherhood is hard at times! Whether you are breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, join us in this safe space for new moms and moms-to-be to meet and feel supported by other moms on a similar journey. This designated time will be hosted by a Mom who is a registered nurse, a doula, and certified lactation educator. Light snacks provided. Join us for a little education, great conversation, community & support.

Plymouth - Free Understanding and Improving Credit Scores Seminar Sat, March 4, 10a. GET EMPOWERED TO REACH YOUR CREDIT GOALS BY ATTENDING THIS FREE SEMINAR.

Plymouth - First Fridays at Blake Fri, March 3, 7p. 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. Experience an out-of-this-world adventure in America's Hometown. If you have questions about the event, please email Alison Riordan (K-12 Science and Technology/Engineering Curriculum Coordinator, Plymouth Public Schools). TICKETS ARE SOLD ONLINE ONLY. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR. Parking is free. Food and drink are not allowed in the planetarium. Most appropriate for ages 10+. No refunds at any time.

Plymouth - Paint & Create Ocean Heart Sun, March 5, 2:15p. Join Local Artist Kathleen Nolan with this Paint & Create Ocean Heart Workshop! All supplies included $28 per person. Tickets on eventbrite or Venmo: @Kathleen-Nolan-27 (Please include workshop info in memo)

Quincy - Beginner's Photography Class Sun, March 5, 11a - 2p, Marina Bay. Together let's get started improving your photography skills. We will begin with understanding the camera operations. Aperture & shutter priority, program, and manual settings. In addition we will discuss composition Rule of thirds, and the exposure triangle. ISO, shutter speed, aperture and so much more.

Raynham - NEVMC Mardi Gras Spring Dance Sat, March 4, 7 - 11:45p. Come dance away those winter blues at New England Vikings Motorcycle Club's annual Spring Dance! You don't want to miss this one. Party with us Mardi Gras style! This is a 21+ event. Wear beads & upon check in, get a chance at our door prize! This event will be Pot Luck - so bring your favorite dish or tasty dessert to share. Cash bar. Tickets available at the door or Venmo @Zelia-Brennan for an entry into the door prize. Contact Z or Raquel Bailey to reserve a table.

Raynham - Blood Drive Fri - Sun, March 3 - 5, 7a - 3:15p, 215 New State Highway.

Rockland - Discover Rockland Girl Scouts Sat, March 4, 9:30 - 10:30a. You are invited to attend a troop formation meeting to discuss forming a new Daisy troop, adult involvement, required paperwork, and next steps. Please RSVP. If you are interested but unable to attend, please email Customer Care.

Rockland - Seed Swap Sun, March 5, 11a - 12p. Join us in the RE Hall for coffee, snacks and seeds! Bring your seeds to share and exchange them for new seeds.

Rockland - Mary Shea Memorial Scholarship Fund Meat Raffle Sat, March 4, 6 - 10p. We invite you to join us for a great night of fun! The Mary Shea Memorial Fund meat has multiple meat raffles available as well as scratch ticket board/basket, and other raffle basket prizes.

Please send us a email to tell us how many will be in your party. You will receive 1 free meat raffle ticket for every member of your party.

Rockland - Magical Kingdom Brunch Sat, March 4, 10a. Calling all boys and girls! We are excited to announce that our Magical Kingdom Brunch is returning! Children and adults come enjoy a catered brunch and a meet and greet with your favorite princesses and superheroes! The afternoon will be filled with live sing-alongs from your favorite movies and fun activities!

Rockland - Sunday Slam! Poetry Night Sun, March 5, 6 - 8p. Let it out kids in Grades 6-12! Join Rockland Recreation at our first Poetry Night! Register online. Fee: $10. Prizes will be awarded thanks to support from Friends of Rockland Memorial Library. Light refreshments will be served, too!

Scituate - Bingo & Beverages Parents' Night Out Sat, March 4, 7:30p. Hosted at the VFW, we'll have a few rounds of Bingo with great prizes from local shops & restaurants, delicious snacks, good music, & a cash bar. This is an adult-only event, & tickets are limited. (We sold out last year!) Also great prizes available for silent auction. Support Scituate Little League & have some adult-only fun.

Sharon - Passover Wine Tasting Sat, March 4, 7:30p. Join us for an evening as we sip and sample a variety of select Passover wines which will be available for purchase from Gordon’s Fine Wines & Liquors. Enjoy light refreshments & live jazz music featuring Temple Israel’s own musician Bryan Cetlin!

Stoughton - Parents Night Out Fri, March 3, 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 - Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella Sat & Sun through March 26. www.starlineroom.com 781-297-SHOW(7469).

Taunton - Intro to Oil Painting Workshop Sat, March 4, 11a. Learn the basic techniques of oil painting during this beginner-level watercolor workshop! Dianne Burns of the Taunton Art Association will lead a beginner-level class to teach the foundational techniques of oil painting. This workshop is for ages 16+ and includes all supplies. Space is limited & tickets are required.

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 3, 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 - SIN Sundays Sundays through Dec 17, 9 - 11p, TGI Fridays. Join us for great food, drinks and fun on Service Industry Night! Assemble your team and play a fun trivia game night with friends. Play an interactive trivia game, with a competitive mix of questions, including image round & music round. Hosted live by a super fun Game Host, with competitive trivia format. Use your phone to play along, submit answers and get points. Check out the Leaderboard throughout the game to see how you rank. Prize for the lucky winners!

Walpole - Rapunzel Fri & Sat, March 3 & 4. Walpole Children’s Theatre Inc., Presents: Rapunzel, written by Karen Boettcher-Tate and Directed by Jess McNamara. In this debut production for Walpole Children’s Theatre, Rene Shwartzbuckle is cuckoo for a turnip-like vegetable called Rapunzel. When she spots a mouth-watering patch of the plant in Witch Izwitch’s garden, she sends her husband Walt out to ’borrow’ some. Witch Izwitch is certainly not amused! With her diabolical Glumpwarts, the witch terrorizes Walt into promising a future child as a gift in exchange for his freedom. Jump ahead many years to the child, Rapunzel’s, birthday. The witch and the Glumpwarts show up as promised & whisk the poor, innocent young lady away to a tower in the dark forest. Filled with plenty of action and fresh, hysterical characters (such as the Sages, Knights & Jesters) this show gives a new twist to an old story and a gentle message about the nature of beauty.

Wareham - OutHounds Adventure & Training Hike Sat, March 4, 10 - 11:30a. Bring your fur babies for a group hike with our friends from OutHounds Adventure & Training for a romp at the Horseshoe Mill. Wide open trails in the restored river reserve and winding through the woods with stunning views of Horsehoe Pond. Dogs must be leashed, under voice control and picked up after.

Wareham - Pet First Aid & CPR Sat, March 4, 10a - 2:30p. Come learn Pet First Aid & CPR from Melissa, our certified instructor! This 4 hour class uses lecture, demonstration, and hands on practice to go over vital information that could one day save your pets life.

Whitman - Soul Circle Sat, March 4, 6 - 8p. 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. We will guide you through a seasonally relevant monthly theme, a new archetype of the goddess, and complementing ritual. Every circle ends in deep relaxation as we perform energy healing during a guided meditation.

East Bridgewater - Intro to Svaroopa® Yoga Mon, March 6, 6:30 - 8p, 516 N Bedford St. Ever wonder this blanket yoga is all about? Come find out how good you will feel after a few simple poses. Come find YOUR bliss at Bliss Through Yoga!

Bridgewater - Bus Trip to Encore Casino: Reserve your spot now! Wed, March 8, 9a - Leaving casino at 2:30p. H&H Tenant Assoc. will bring 35 passengers to Encore Casino in Everett, Ma via BRS Tours Transportation. Pick up locations: the Bridgewater Senior Center, Bridgewater Housing, and Lowes, West Bridgewater. $50 per person and you will receive $20 in free slot play. Come and have fun! For reservations call Susan Lanzikos, 508-697-1426

Whitman - DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS TO HOLD “A TASTE OF WHITMAN AND HANSON” Thurs, March 9, 5:30 - 8p, VFW Post #697. Whitman & Hanson Dollars for Scholars will be celebrating the 14th Annual “A Taste of Whitman and Hanson”. Up to twenty local restaurants and food service providers will be offering samples from their menu to the general public. Tickets are $15 per person in advance and $20 at the door with limited capacity. Ticket sales begin on February 20th at Duval’s Pharmacy in Whitman, Sandy’s Coffee Corner in Hanson and the Town Clerks’ Offices in Whitman and Hanson. Tickets may also be purchased online at Eventbrite. A list of participating restaurants will also be available at that time. All proceeds from the evening will benefit Dollars for Scholars in the form of scholarships at Awards Night. For more information, please contact Michael Ganshirt at 781-252-9683.

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.

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!

East Bridgewater - Joe Jencks in Concert Sun, March 12th, 3p, Union Congregational Church. 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.

Whitman - Winter-Spring Gardening Series Saturdays, 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.