Abington - Abington Community Band with the Island Grove Chorus Sun, July 16, 6p. Abington's own Community Band with the Island Grove Chorus who are members of the Sweet Adelines International.

Attleboro - Zahara's Monthly Cornhole Tournament Sun, July 16, 2–6p. Join us on the third Sunday of every month for Zahara's Monthly Cornhole Tournament for the summer! This in-person event will take place at 70 Frank Mossberg Dr. Get ready for a fun-filled evening of friendly competition and great company. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, everyone is welcome to participate. So bring your A-game and your favorite cornhole partner! Don't miss out on the chance to win bragging rights, a Zahara Gift Card, and some awesome swag from our amazing vendors! We'll have food for purchase and drinks available, so come hungry and thirsty.

Attleboro - Farmers Market Saturdays through Oct 14, 9a–1p. Voted the #1 Farmers Market in MA. Over 50 vendors each week, music & events. Open Saturdays @ La Salette Shrine 947 Park St. Field behind overflow parking #2. Rain or Shine.

Berkley - Touch A Truck Sat, July 15, 9a. Join us at the library (rain date July 29) from 9a–2p on The Common for the return of Touch A Truck.

Braintree - Landry's Saturday Morning Road Ride Saturdays @ 7a through Sept 30. Landry's Braintree invites you on a fun road ride - every Saturday! We'll offer different routes and paces. This ride is suitable for drop-bar road bikes. We will have a Mild Pace: 13-15 mph with focus on group-ride learning. A Medium Pace: 16-18 mph, and a Fast Pace 18-20 mph, depending on group attendance. Contact 781-519-6306 or email.

Bridgewater - Lego Free Build Fridays in July, 12–2p. Come in and build with our Legos! This program is drop in and parents will need to remain with their children and supervise.

Bridgewater - Starting a Story: Writing Workshop Sat, July 15, 10a - 1p, 15 South St. Do you want to write a story (a book, a series, a screenplay) but don’t know how to start? This 3-hour writing workshop is for adults (18+) who want to learn how to come up with ideas that inspire them to write. This workshop will be taught by Chris Vigneau, a local Bridgewater teacher, cartoonist, and writer.

Bridgewater - 15th Annual Ride - Veterans Brotherhood VMC Sun, July 16, 9:30a–5p. Come support the efforts of the Mass Chapter of the Veterans Brotherhood VMC as we continue to help our fellow veterans, military, and motorcyclists in the local communities! Sign up starts at 10a with KSU at 11:30a for a run around the South Shore. We’ll have vendors on hand and music. We have a good route for the run guaranteed to be a relaxing blast through the local south shore towns. If you haven't been to this ride before, you owe it to yourself to check it out. Donations; $25 per person with 100% of the net proceeds going to our charitable efforts we do throughout the year.

Brockton - Art for the City Sat, July 15, 5–10p. Brockton Arts will host a reception at Enso Gallery West, 50 Centre St (with free parking one block away at Lincoln St municipal parking lot) with over fifteen artists in and around this community. The art will be available for purchase. Come join curator Roland (Rally) Blanchett and his artists for a lovely event. Contact email here for more information.

Brockton - Poetry Workshop at Brockton Arts Sun, July 16, 4–6p. If you have never attended our workshop, or haven’t attended in a long time, please consider stopping by. Our sessions are only two hours on a Sunday. Everyone feels carefree in July. We strip down, spend time on the beach, have picnics and barbeques. Colors are more vivid, attention drawn to others, possibilities of connection in the offing. Memories are luminous. We can help you bring summer to life in a poem. We welcome our friends, followers, and newcomers to the workshop. This event is usually held in the gallery but check for signage or the security desk if you have trouble finding us. We ask our attendees to bring their own work for feedback and constructive criticism, and request that 6-10 copies of one poem are brought for participants. We welcome first-timers. The talk is not highbrow, and any level of experience is accepted.

Brockton - Movie Night at DW Field Park Sat, July 15, 8:30p. The Friends of DW Field Park are hosting Free Community Movie Nights at Lower Porter Pond on every other Saturday with weather permitting. Bring a chair or blanket and the Park Association will have limited Adirondack chairs for adults and kids. Parking is in the main lot across the street and along the Parkway facing Oak St. The Park Association will have fresh popcorn and soda for $5 and all proceeds go to the non-profit Park Association.

Brockton - Author Talk-N.D. Jones Fri, July 14, 3p. Join us on Zoom for a presentation by author N.D. Jones. She is a USA Today bestselling author who lives in Maryland with her husband and two children. In her desire to see more novels with positive, sexy, and three-dimensional Black/African American characters as soul mates, friends, and lovers, she took on that challenge herself. N.D. has authored several paranormal romance and fantasy series, as well as a coloring book and self-care journal series. N.D. is also the founder of Kuumba Publishing, an art, audiobook, eBook, and paperback company that is a forum for creativity, with a special commitment to promoting and encouraging creative works from authors and artists of African descent. Her latest book is Bearly Gold, a reimagining of the Goldilocks story set in a dystopian future and addressing issues of war, conscience and child abuse. 508-894-1427

Brockton - Magic Wonder Show Sat, July 15, 11a–12p. 45 minutes of non-stop comedy magic, laugh you will! A highly energetic and comical magic show for all ages utilizing lots of audience participation and the appearance of a live bunny rabbit. This is the perfect performance for a family-style audience when there is a large variety of age groups, even the adults will enjoy this program. As like all my performances, this show is also Guaranteed to Please. WARNING! ACT IS HIGHLY ENTERTAINING!!! East Branch, 54 Kingman St. 508-894-1433.

Brockton - SSCC Summer Concert Fri, July 14, 7p. Join us for a celebration of summer music with 100 local youth singers from the greater south shore! A vibrant evening sure to inspire you.

Brockton - 80's Retro Night Sat, July 15, 6p. Step back in time to the vibrant and exhilarating era of the 1980s at the much-anticipated "80's Retro Night" at the iconic Brockton Rox stadium. This sensational event transports you to the neon-lit decade of big hair, bold fashion, and unforgettable music.

Brockton - Brockton Farmer's Market Fridays, through October 27, 10a–2p. Join us for the 2023 Season. New farms, new vendors. New SNAP Match Program sponsored by South Coast Community Foundation. Cooking Demos by UMass Extension Nutrition Education Program sponsored by Eversource.

Canton - Singo Fri, July 14, 1p. Join us for Bingo with a beat with Jim the DJ Guy. We replace the numbers with your favorite songs! Have fun and win a prize. Join us for a finger snapping, toe tapping good time! Cost is $3/person. Pre-registration is required.

Carver - Safari Nerf Sat, July 15, 11a–1p. BYO gear or use some of ours! All ages, drop-in.

Dartmouth - Eco-Walk: Signs of Summer at Slocums River Reserve Sun, July 16, 7p. Join your Outdoor Educator for an evening summer stroll through the woods and fields of Slocums River Reserve. Listen to the sounds of wildlife and enjoy the sunset from Angelica Point.

Dartmouth - Summer Days Guided Hikes at Allens Pond Stone Barn Sat, July 15, 1p. Free for families, individuals, and friends who want to learn more about the history and habitats of the sanctuary. Come to the Stone Barn at Allens Pond and join our teacher naturalist for a free guided hike starting at 1p. Explore some of trails through forest, field, and coastal habitats. Learn about our updated 'All Persons Trail' to ensure accessibility to all in nature. Registration is recommended to ensure a spot, max of 25 people, free and open to all.

Duxbury - Beachside Collaborative Mural Sat, July 15, 9:30–11a. We invite you to add your talents to a collective art piece illustrating the bounty of the beach. Previous sessions have been a highlight of the summer.

East Bridgewater - Meat Raffle Sun, July 16, 2 - 5p, 436 Oak Street East. Come participate in our Meat Raffle in order to raise funds to help save the steeple of the Union Congregational Church! There will be 8 chances to win and 50/50 raffles. All money raised will go towards supporting the church in this mission. The event will take place at Adria Restaurant.

East Bridgewater - The Del Fuegos Reunion Concert Sat, July 15, 4p, East Bridgewater Commercial Club. Come watch the original Del Fuegos, Boston Rock Legends, perform at their reunion concert for 1 night only! There will be a meet and greet available, as well as VIP seating. Food and beverage purchases will be offered with waitstaff service as the EBCC will have the grill going all night. Tickets range from $45 - $75. Doors will open at 4p. This is a 21+ event.

Easton - 11th Annual Bears Run Sat, July 15, 9a. $25 per person Music by Southband, food, 50/50 raffle, Chinese raffle, and vendors.

All proceeds raised to benefit - The Easton Knights of Columbus Scholarship Fund , Ride 22 and American Legion Boys State. If you have any questions please feel free to email us.

Easton - Open House Sun, July 16, 1–4:30p. The Easton Historical Society and Museum proudly present their new and existing agricultural Implements during the next OPEN HOUSE.

Fairhaven - Pirates & Privateers Presentation Friday mornings at 10a through September, Fort Phoenix, south end of Fort St. Tour begins at fort flagpole. Is there really pirate treasure buried by Captain Kidd on Sconticut Neck? Why might you become a privateer instead of joining the Navy? What’s the deal with the parrot on the shoulder?

Hear tales of pirates, Revolutionary War era privateers, and historical Fort Phoenix, presented by Greybeard, an 18th century gunner from the privateer sloop Broome, and more.

Fairhaven - Huttleston Marketplace Saturdays, through September 30th, 10a - 3p, Fairhaven Historical Society & Museum. An assortment of fresh fruits & veggies. Hope to see you all there.

Fall River - Eco-Walk: Summer at Copicut Fri & Sun, July 14 & 16, 7p. Join The Trustees for an evening summer stroll through Copicut Woods. Try your hand at mushroom and tree id, and check for signs of critters along the trail. Guides will also discuss the history of the woods and plans for its future.

Hanson - Red Horse Farm Goat Yoga Sun, July 16, 8–9a. Join us for some farm fresh fitness and laughs at Red Horse Farm’s fun goat yoga class!

Led by certified yoga instructors, Kristina Northrup & Jess Thompson, our goat yoga session is a relaxed form of yoga, consisting of various poses primarily at beginner level & open to all yogis.

Hingham - Sunset Paddle Fri, July 14, 6p. End your day with a Sunset Paddle in Hingham Harbor under exquisite sunset painted skies!

Hingham - Women's Sunset Hike and Sip at World's End Fri, June 14, 6:30p. Welcome Women! Join experienced Trustees staff on an easy-to-moderate hike around World’s End. During this special sunset hike, we will keep our gates open after-hours so you can enjoy the stunning view of the sun setting over World’s End. 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. This is a great opportunity to get outside, meet other women who enjoy the outdoors, and share the joys of nature. We’ll end the hike by enjoying wine, good company, and a beautiful World’s End evening. Pre-registration is required online and space is limited. Registration includes parking reservation.

Hingham - Sensory-Friendly Open Barnyard at Weir River Farm Sat, July 15, 1p. 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. Please contact South Shore Engagement Manager, Elyssa Scheck, with any questions or requests.

Hingham - Farmers Market Saturdays through Nov 18, 9a–1p. Hingham Farmers Market returns! Find us at Station Street at 9a for opening bell, and shop all of your favorite returning vendors, plus browse new local goodies.

Hingham - Hingham Shipyard Summer Concert Series Fri, July 14, 7p. The Hingham Shipyard is proud to bring LIVE MUSIC by local favorites. An experience the whole family can enjoy on the amphitheater, located by 18 Shipyard Drive. Free and open to the public. This week: Vyntyge Skynyrd. Check our webpage!

Mansfield - Blood Drive Fri, July 14, 9:30a–2:30p. enVision Hotel and Conference Center, 31 Hampshire St.

Mansfield - Songwriters on the Common Fri, July 14, 6–8p. Bring a blanket or chair and enjoy a night of music! 6 local singer/songwriters will take the gazebo stage and share original songs round robin style. THERE WILL BE ICE CREAM! & A RAFFLE!

Marshfield - Summer Friday Farmers' Markets Fridays, through Sept 29, 2–6p. Outdoor/Indoor market weekly at the Marshfield Fairgrounds (140 Main St) offering 100% local products from 20-30 Farmers, Bakers, Food Crafters and Select Artisans. We have dairy, meat, produce, honey, mushrooms, cookies, ethnic foods, flowers, lots of organic and conventional choices, plus a pantry full of all local goods for vendors who couldn't be here in person! Free admission/parking, free demos and kids events, live music, picnic tables too. Market is very friendly, easy wheelchair and stroller access, park in grassy lot near the marquee and walk in gate A, Handicapped parking is inside gate A. SNAP/EBT and HIP processed for all vendors, matching program too, see manager booth for more information.

Marshfield - Molly Movie Mania playing Minions: The Rise of Gru Fri, July 14, 7:30p. Molly Movie Mania is a FREE screening of fun family movies on the Marshfield Town Green. Grab a blanket or a beach chair and join us! Popcorn, candy and beverages are available for purchase. Movies start at dusk

Mattapoisett - Mattaposett Harbor Days Sat, July 15, 9a-5p & Sun, July 16, 9a-4p. Two day event featuring 100 crafter booths & vendors at the beautiful Shipyard Park overlooking the Mattapoisett Harbor.

Middleboro - Family Open Gymnastics Sun, July 16, 10a–12p. Twist, tumble and flip for the first time or get extra practice between classes!

Twist, tumble and flip for the first time, or get extra practice between classes! Two timeslots available: 6 and under: 10-11a & 7 and up: 11a-12p. Wear comfortable clothing that you can move in, and no sock feet.

Middleboro - Summer Flower Bouquet Workshop Sat, July 15, 10a. Join us on July 15, 2023 to create your own custom summer flower bouquet with the guidance expert floral designer, Debbie Ballem. Choose from a variety of fresh cut flowers and greenery accents. Learn how to pair flower colors and textures while creating an impressive presentation. All material will be provided. All ages are welcome, but parents must stay with their kids.

Middleboro - AstroYoga! Astrology, Journaling and Meditation Sat, July 15, 8a. Yoga based on where the stars and planets are that day?! How unique! Kate Stack, our astrologer and yoga instructor, will lead you through a gentle yoga flow according to the astrology of the day and guide you in a meditation and journaling session. This class is designed for all ability levels.

Milton - Great Blue Hills Training Walk Sat, July 15, 9a–1p. In the lead-up to St. James Day, join the American Pilgrims Boston Chapter for a moderately difficult 8-mile training walk consisting of four repetitions to/from the summit of Great Blue Hill along Summit Road at Blue Hills State Reservation. This walk includes 1,544 feet of elevation gain/loss and is intended to simulate the climb to/descent from O Cebreiro in Galicia. Plan for 4 hours. This walk will be held rain or shine; extreme weather cancels. Participants are encouraged to don their fully loaded packs.

Meet at Blue Hills Trailside Museum, 1904 Canton Ave. The walk’s guide, Joe, will have a red bandanna and a red pack.

Norton - Bulls and Barrels Sat, July 15, 5–9:30p. The rodeo is a family-friendly event. There are bleachers. Feel free to bring your own lawn chair. Seating is first come first serve. Food is available for purchase, cash only. This is a non-smoking event and alcohol is not welcome on the property. Sound systems are not welcome on the property. Please be considerate of our neighbors when entering and exiting the property. Friendly vaccinated leashed dogs are welcome.

Onset - Paint with The Enchanted Rose Princess Sun, July 16, 11a. The Enchanted Rose Princess is coming to Onset Village!!! Paint a princess with a princess!!! Don't wait to buy your ticket.

Plymouth - Beauty and the Beast Sat, July 15, 9a–5p. Get ready for a twisted take on a classic tale, as this brand new Beauty and the Beast experience hits the streets of Plymouth. Based on the original 18th century fairy tale, this magical outdoor adventure combines the challenge of an escape room with the excitement of an interactive scavenger hunt. Hunt for clues, solve puzzles, and complete challenges as your team races against the clock to help Beauty reverse the curse.

Plymouth - Readings from Wendell Berry;s New Collected Poems Sat, July 15, 8:30a. Do you love reading AND nature? You are invited to join Ellen Snoeyenbos' monthly Walking Readers Group as they explore nature-based literary selections (poetry or prose) while enjoying the beauty of Tidmarsh. Registration is required and space is limited to 15 participants. This group is open to adults and there is no cost to attend. Persons with accessibility or accommodation questions should email Mass Audubon South East. To register for Walking Readers Group, please email Ellen or visit her website.

Plymouth - Second Annual Christmas in July Fair To Benefit The Joe Bethune Scholarship Sat, July 15, 9a–2p. The Joe Bethune Scholarship awards scholarships to students at both Plymouth North and Plymouth South High Schools. This event will include both local crafters and direct sales vendors and will be held outdoors. If you are interested in a crafter/vendor application for this event, please email for an application.

Plymouth - Myles Standish Adventure: Pine Barrens Trail Sat, July 15, 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). **Adventures are typically held rain or shine. Please check Facebook, Instagram and emails for severe weather cancellations.**

Terrain: Sandy footing with some steep inclines. State Parks classify this as “difficult”.You need: Proper footwear. Water and a snack. Your Dog needs: Properly fitting harness, water and snacks.

Parking: Dirt lot/ street side on park road.

Plymouth - Forward to the Moon Fri, July 14, 7p. We’re going back to the Moon for scientific discovery, economic benefits, and inspiration for a new generation of explorers. In Forward to the Moon, Kari Byron from Crash Test World and MythBusters launches us on a journey beyond the Earth towards a sustainable future in space. NASA’s 21st century Artemis program, named after the Greek moon Goddess and twin of Apollo, is the next step in our mission to explore the universe and land the first woman and person of color on the surface of the Moon. The Artemis Generation is the focus of this feature. (Excerpt from Loch Ness Productions) Following this presentation of Forward to the Moon, Steve Davies, our very knowledgeable Program Provider, will host a live unscripted segment focused on the current night skies, which will include information about the heart of the summer scorpion. Also, a map of the summer skies will be shared with guests to take home.

Plymouth - FREE Recovery Walk & Talk at Lyman Every Friday, 10a. Your local holistic recovery non-profit, Richie's Road to Recovery, Inc. hosts a FREE Weekly Recovery Walk & Talk at the Lyman Reserve. No RSVP necessary, just join us for a relaxing, meditative 30-45(ish) minute stroll through nature. You can chat with others that you might meet who are also familiar with the unique successes & challenges that we encounter on the path of recovery from alcohol or other substances, or simply just listen as we take in the soothing sights & sounds of Buttermilk Bay. This holistic approach to recovery has been proven to be a great alternative for those of us who discovered that other programs and support groups haven't helped us to fill that void or helped us to change our behavior in the ways we would like to change it- no matter how hard we try.

Plymouth - Big Fish the Musical Thurs–Sun through July 30, 7p Th-Sat, 2p Sun. Americana Theatre Company (ATC), Plymouth’s professional theatre company, presents the endearing, captivating musical “Big Fish,” on select dates through 30, at Spire Center for Performing Arts, 25 ½ Court Street. “Big Fish” book is by John August, with music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa, based on the novel by Daniel Wallace and written by John August’s Columbia Motion Picture.

Randolph - Free Lunch with Project Bread Fri, July 14, 11:30a–12:30p. Kids under 18 eat free lunch with Project Bread this summer! RPS will be on site Mondays-Fridays from 11:30a–12:30p between Monday, June 26 and Friday, August 18. Please note that meals must be eaten onsite. No registration required.

Raynham - Blood Drive Fri - Sun, July 14–16, 7a - 3:15p, 275 New State Highway.

Rockland - Farmers Market Sat, July 15, 11a–3p. Come and join us every other Saturday. See our assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables. We might also have a new table filled with beautiful hand-knitted clothing items as well as knitted dolls. Hope to see you all there. We also accept SNAP and HIP benefits and also WIC, as well as credits cards ( ten dollar minimum ), Apple and Google pay and also Venmo!

Sandwich - Heritage Festival Now through Sun, July 16, 10a–5p. The annual Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival returns, celebrating the iconic plant that makes the Cape so stunning from July through September. When you visit, pick up or download our self-guided tour through the grounds to discover more about Heritage’s eight species of hydrangeas and well over 170 exceptional cultivars. Stroll through the expanded North American Hydrangea Test Garden and the Cape Cod Hydrangea Society’s superb Display Garden, enjoying fabulous photo opportunities. Cape Cod Hydrangea Society volunteers on hand in the gardens or at our hands-on Garden Discovery Cart and take home some of these signature plants from the special plant sale. There’s even a fun activity guide highlighting these amazing plants designed just for kids and families! All extra hydrangea-focused activities are free with museum admission or membership. No advance registration required. General Admission Tickets are date specific and are valid for entry any time between 10a-4:30p.

Taunton - Liberty and Union Walking Tour Sat, July 15, 11a. A free, one-hour guided tour of Historic Downtown Taunton. Come walk the Liberty and Union Downtown Walking Tour! Join us for a free, one-hour guided tour of Historic Downtown Taunton. Our one-mile walking tour highlights some of the important architectural, cultural, and commercial sites between Church Green and Taunton Green. Tours are the third Saturday of every month, May through October, rain or shine. Meet us on the Museum's front steps.

Walpole - Ice Cream Festival Sat, July 15, 3–7p. Our favorite summer tradition is back! Join us for fun and ice cream in the park along with games and a DJ. Admission is free. Ice cream is $4/bowl. Pizza is $2/slice. Presented by the Trustees and the Friends of Bird Park.

West Bridgewater - Christmas in July Movie Night Fri, July 14, 6:30p. Why wait till December to celebrate everyone’s favorite time of year? Join us at The Bridge for a night of holiday fun as we watch It’s a Wonderful Life. Perfect for a date night or a family fun, as we’ll have your favorite holiday coffees, treats, & popcorn! Arrive at 6:30 & we’ll get the movie started around 7pm.

West Bridgewater - Puzzle Swap Fri, July 14th, 3p, WB Public Library. Stop by the Library to swap out a puzzle or several that you have for a new one! All ages are welcome. Please register so the Library has an estimation of how many people will attend.

West Bridgewater - Learn More About Turtles Fri, July 14th, 10:30 - 11:30a, WB Public Library. Are you interested in learning more about turtles? The New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance will be hosting a program to educate participants about local threatened turtles. There will also be a craft! All ages welcome, but recommended ages 5+.

Weymouth - Weymouth Farmers Market Sun, July 16, 10a–1p, Weymouth High School.

Whitman - Whitman Craft Fair Sat, July 15th, 9a- 3p, All Saints Church, 44 Park Ave. Local artists will be selling their artwork both inside and outside the church. These include Handcrafted wood trucks and cars, candles, beaded jewelry, and more!

Halifax - Scouting for Food Drive Sat, July 22nd, 9a–12p, Halifax Town Hall. Halifax Troop 39 Scouts will be having their Bottle & Can Drive as well as Scouting for Food Donation at Halifax Town Hall! Drop off your donations at the Town Hall Driveway. You can simply drive up and drop off, no need to get our of your vehicle as the Scouts will unload your donations. They will also be doing curbside pickups starting at 9a, so have your donations at the end of your driveway for pickup. This Bottle & Can Drive helps fund the Scouts for camping trips, uniforms, equipment and more. The food will be given to the Halifax Food Pantry at the Halifax Congregational Church. Thank you in advance for your donations! For more information or to arrange to have your bottle/cans picked contact email.

Taunton - Cemetery Tour Sat, July 22, 11a. Explore even more history of the Old Colony with a visit to a different cemetery each month where we will discuss various topics in the history of our region and residents from the past! July's tour of Plain Cemetery will focus on stories of some of the area's most well-known residents from our past and is sure to teach you something new!

Brockton - Cornerstone Concerts Sun, July 23, 3p, 900 Main St. The Cornerstone Concert Series July event is a world premiere with music written and played for the first time by the performers’ soprano Chelsea Basler and trumpeter Spencer Aston. Come enjoy this lovely occasion. To learn more about the program, visit or call 508-586-9021.

Halifax - Farmers Market Sat, July 29, 10a–3p. Outdoor vendors & indoor vendors inside the Church Hall entrance in back of the church! There will be vendors with cards, wooden items, soaps, and many great bakers offering a wide variety of items!

West Bridgewater - Keith Parsonage Open House Sun, Aug 13, 12p - 3p, 199 Howard St. Stop by the Keith Parsonage for an open house on Sunday, July 9th! This house was the home of Reverend James Keith. It was built by the town in 1662 and is believed to be the oldest existing parsonage in the United States. Members of the Board of the Old Bridgewater Historical Society will be conducting tours so come and learn about a little West Bridgewater history!

Middleboro - Comedy Night with Scott Record Sat, Aug 19, 8p, $40 advance sales, get your tickets before we sell out! Comedy show to benefit Union Congregational Church's Steeple repair.

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