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Month of March
Plymouth Landscapes: Then and Now
A select group of photographs highlighting the Plymouth area landscape, both old and new. Sponsored by Cordage Commerce Center, this Photo Exhibit runs through April 30th.
Pilgrim Hall Museum
75 Court St. (Rte,3A),
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1620
www.pilgrimhall.org
Monday-Thursday, March 1-4
Plimoth Cinema - The Maid
Fri. & Sat.4:30 & 7 pm; Sun-Thurs.4:30pm
Set in Santiago, Chile, this is the story of Raquel, the live-in maid for the Valdes family for 23 years. Spanish with subtitles. For information call 508-746-1622 or visit www.plimoth.org/features/cinema/
Plimoth Plantation
137 Warren Avenue,
Plymouth, MA
Wednesdays in March
Fuller Craft Workshops
10am-1pm
Fusion Jewelry with
Instructor: Gianna Bird.
9 classes
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street,
Brockton MA
508-588-6000
www.fullercraft.org
Wednesdays in March
Fuller Craft Workshops
6-9pm
Beginner Glass with
Instructor: Melanie Ungvarsky.
4 classes
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street, Brockton MA
508-588-6000
www.fullercraft.org
Fridays in March
Friday Morning Birders
8:15-11:45am
New birds, new destinations every week. No preregistration necessary, but don’t be late! $15; $12 Mass Audubon members.
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street,
Marshfield MA
781-837-9400
southshore@massaudubon.org
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
Monday, March 1
The Poetry of Langston Hughes
7-8:30pm
The final of three workshops in Celebration of Black History Month. Langston Hughes, 1902 – 1967, was a prolific author who wrote novels, short stories, music lyrics, autobiography, newspaper columns and topical essays. He is best known for his poetry which arises out of his life’s circumstances, those of a black man in Twentieth Century America, yet it touches on universal themes that affect us all.
Plymouth Public Library
132 South Street, Plymouth, MA
508-830-4250
www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Wednesday, March 3
Business Interruption & Disaster Planning Conference
8am-12:30pm
Breakfast and Registration begins at 8am with conference starting at 8:30am. For more information call 508-588-9100 x1322.
Massasoit Community College Conference Center
770 Crescent St., Rte.27,
Brockton, MA
Friday & Saturday, March 5 & 6
Spring Stirrings Benefit Weekend
Spring is blooming at the South Shore Natural Science Center, with lots of colorful floral displays and a weekend of related events. Come Friday from 7-10pm
for a Benefit Party where you can enjoy tastings from local caterers and restaurants. On Saturday, there will be floral and gardening related workshops and lectures. For tickets or more information call or visit the center's website below.
South Shore Natural Science Center
48 Jacobs Lane, Norwell, MA
781-659-2559
www.ssnsc.org
Friday-Sunday, March 5, 6 & 7
August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean
Friday & Saturday-8pm; Sunday 3pm
The setting is 1904, Pittsburgh in the Hill District and the main character is Aunt Ester, a former slave and a "soul-cleanser", who is the head of 1839 Wylie Avenue. She claims to be 285 years old and acts as the benevolent, if disciplinarian, ruler of the household. Held at the Massasoit Theatre Company at the
Buckley Performing Arts Center. For more information call 508-588-9100, ext. 1982.
Massasoit Community College
One Massasoit Blvd., Brockton
Saturday, March 6
St. Pat's Plunge - Scituate
12pm
Here's another chance for you to show your support for the Parade. Come join the dozens of men and women of all ages at Peggoty Beach as they take a plunge into the chilled waters of the "Irish Riviera" to raise money. Call 781-545-6671 or visit www.weloveaparade.com for info on the Plunge and the St. Patrick's Parade on March 14.
Scituate Chamber of Commerce
781-545-4000
info@scituatechamber.org
www.scituatechamber.org
Saturday, March 6
8th Annual Jordan Hospital Club Polar Plunge at Plymouth Beach
12 Noon
Form a team or go it alone, create a costume or wear your trunks, take the plunge or come to cheer. 10:30am Registration, Plunge at Noon and
12:30pm Celebration & Awards at CabbyShack. To plunge, pledge or become a corporate sponsor, please visit www.jordanspolarplunge.com or call Catherine at 508-746-0103.
Saturday, March 6
30th Annual Snow Row
1pm
Hull Lifesaving Museum's signature-rowing race covers a 3 3/4 mile triangular course starting off the beach at Windmill Point, continuing around Sheep Island, past the Peddocks Island day marker, and back to shore. Huge crowds gather on the beach beside the museum’s Windmill Point Boathouse to share in the wild, LeMans-style start, unpredictable weather, and one-of-a-kind gathering of gorgeous boats and athletes. The Hull Lifesaving Museum, a mile from the boathouse will be open throughout the day with free admission. For more information please call
781-925-5433.
lifesavingmuseum@comcast.net
www.lifesavingmuseum.org
Saturday, March 6
Bookin It To Broadway
7pm
Held at Silver Lake Regional Middle School in Kingston and featuring Kingston's own favorite performer, Fran Botelho-Hoeg, along with Bill Alberti and accompanist Meri-Lee Mafera. This concert will benefit the newly formed Kingston Public Library Foundation. Tickets are $20pp and $15. for Seniors & Students and can be purchased at the library. For reservations call 781-585-3991 or for more information visit www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Saturday, March 6
Desserts and Destinations – the Galapagos Islands!
7-8pm
Ellen and Matt Adams unwittingly found themselves in west Africa in 2009, and wow, do they have stories to tell! Join them for a PowerPoint version of their adventure, followed by a serving of a grand West African dessert!
$13; $10 Mass Audubon members
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street,
Marshfield MA
781-837-9400
southshore@massaudubon.org
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
Saturday, March 6
Dinner Theatre at John Carver Inn & Spa
Dave Kane’s Misgivings
7:30pm
A night of belly-laughs, blessings, blarney and bingo. Join Father Patrick Aloysius Misgiving for a “divine” evening of . stories and one- liners about growing up Catholic. . An interactive comedy, back again by popular demand! Cost of $45pp plus tax and administrative fee includes Buffet Dinner & Show.
Call for reservations at 508-746-7100.
John Carver Inn & Spa
25 Summer St., Plymouth, MA
www.johncarverinn.com
Sunday, March 7
Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra - Family Concert
3 pm
With the Youth Concerto Competition, winner from the South Shore Conservatory and the Plymouth Children's Chorus.
Memorial Hall
83 Court Street,
Plymouth MA
508-746-8008
www.plymouthphil.org
Friday, March 12
Dinner Theatre at John Carver Inn & Spa
Finnegan's Wake
7:30pm
The beloved Tim Finnegan has passed away and the grieving widow invites you to a real Irish wake with plenty of food, drink and laughter. This interactive, Celtic comedy is filled with tender ballads, rowdy reels and hilarious eulogies. This show is usually a sell-out, so reserve early.
$45pp plus tax & administrative fee includes Buffet Dinner & Show.
Call for reservations at 508-746-7100.
John Carver Inn & Spa
25 Summer St., Plymouth, MA
www.johncarverinn.com
Saturday, March 13
Plimoth Plantation's 17th Annual Spring Clean Day
9am-3pm
Be a part of a South Shore tradition! Volunteers will head out to the various sites, including indoor exhibit spaces, the Wampanoag Homesite, the17th Century English Village and Mayflower II. At 1pm., the Museum will provide a hearty mid-day lunch, so “helpers” will be energized for any end of day activities. As a thank you, each volunteer will receive one complimentary admission pass to return to Plimoth Plantation and Mayflower II during the 2010 season.
Plimoth Plantation
137 Warren Avenue,
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1622
www.plimoth.org
Saturday, March 13
Natural Easter Egg Dyeing
10am-Noon
Bring the kids for a fun morning at Fuller Craft Museum! Our Saturday Family Workshops are a special opportunity to create unique, hand-made objects and are led by professional artists. Suitable for children ages 5 and up. Advance registration is strongly recommended, as space is limited.
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street,
Brockton MA
508-588-6000
www.fullercraft.org
Saturday, March 13
Nature Nut Club
9:30-11:30am
Kids 7-10! Come play with us! We’ll explore the outdoors, by the brook, in the woods, in the fields, and discover what other kids miss by staying indoors. $10; $8 Mass Audubon members.
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street,
Marshfield MA
781-837-9400
southshore@massaudubon.org
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
Saturday, March 13
Snow Fairies
1-2:30pm
Fairies are out in all kinds of weather. Come in costume and make little snow fairies to take home. We'll have snow cakes and juice, and learn about the woods where fairies live. Pre-registration required.
South Shore Natural Science Center
48 Jacobs Lane, Norwell, MA
781-659-2559
www.ssnsc.org
Saturday, March 13
Legos at the Library
2:30pm
Each month a new theme will inspire Lego creations; this month’s theme is “Wind”. Participants will be given ample time to plan and build using the library’s Lego collection. The Library will provide the Lego’s, kids just bring their imagination. We will take pictures of all the creations and put them on display. Legos will remain at the library. For ages 8yrs & up.
Plymouth Public Library
132 South Street,
Plymouth, MA
508-830-4250
www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Saturday, March 13
Driftwood Folk Cafe - Vance Gilbert with Opening Act Reed Waddle
8pm
A café style seating serving home-baked goods, a variety of tea, soft beverages, and delicious coffee. This is an alcohol-free and non-smoking venue. Children under 18 are welcome with adult supervision. For more information about these artists visit www.vancegilbert.com or www.reedwaddle.com
Kendall Hall at First Parish Church
19 Town Square,
Plymouth MA
508-224-7024
www.driftwoodfolkcafe.com
Sunday, March 14
Maple Festival
11am-4pm
Explore and learn about maple history, culture, and tasting. Enjoy the process from start to finish! Help us tap the trees for sap and watch how the sap is boiled into syrup. Activities include: woodland walks for tapping, sweet treats, and fun crafts & activities for the children.
Members: $5pp-$20 maximum per family; Non-members: $8pp-$32 maximum per family. Fee also includes admission to the EcoZone.
South Shore Natural Science Center
48 Jacobs Lane, Norwell, MA
781-659-2559
www.ssnsc.org
Sunday, March 14
Sunday School Wine Class - "Touring the Hidden Treasures of France"
1-3pm
This class features the finest, Chez Ducrot. Our classes offer a variety of themes, regions, vineyards, varietals, providing first-rate, wine knowledgeable speakers as well as amazing tasting menus from local restaurants. Classes are $40. per person and are limited. Reserve now!
Pioppi's Package Store
183 Court Street,
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1943
www.pioppis.com
Monday, March 15
An Afternoon with Mark Twain
2-4pm
Enjoy a visit with one of America’s best-loved writers and humorists as Richard Clark performs as Mark Twain. Sponsored by the Plymouth Public Library’s Senior Services department and held in the Otto Fehlow Meeting Room of the main library.
Plymouth Public Library
132 South Street,
Plymouth, MA
508-830-4250
www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Tuesday, March 16
Chronic Back Pain: Myths and Management
7pm
Jay E. Rosenfeld, M.D., rehabilitation physician and Jeff Skeiber, MSPT, MBA Physical Therapist from RHCI will speak. RHCI is the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands and specializes in “rebuilding lives after illness, injury and surgery.” For more information, visit www.rhci.org
Plymouth Public Library
132 South Street,
Plymouth, MA
508.830.4250
www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Wednesday, March 17
Installation of "Caravan"
6-8pm
New Mexico-based textile artist John Garrett, known for weaving familiar and unlikely materials into complex works, has been pushing the boundaries of traditional fiber art and textiles for over 30 years. Come to watch the artist as he installs this work in the Courtyard Gallery. And admission on Wednesday evenings is always free!
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street,
Brockton MA
508-588-6000
www.fullercraft.org
Wednesday, March 17
Annual Spring Dinner
6:30pm
Featuring an illustrated history of the Hingham Fire Department, presented by Hingham Fire Chief Mark Duff.
Tickets are $25pp and reservations must be received by Saturday, March 13. Guests are encouraged to bring their own wine and appetizers and arrive as early as 6pm for socializing. For more information, call the Society or visit their website below.
Hingham Historical Society
Old Derby Academy
34 Main Street, Hingham MA
781-749-7721
www.hinghamhistorical.org
Thursday, March 18
The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce
Business Expo & Luncheon
12-1:30pm - Luncheon; 1:30-6pm - Expo
This annual event will be held in the Radisson Hotel Plymouth Harbor, 180 Water Street in Plymouth, MA. Reservation deadline is March 5. For more information and reservations call
508-830-1620 or visit
www.plymouthchamber.com
Thursday, March 18
Plymouth Local Foods Winter Market
3-6:30pm
Come visit The Farmers' Market on the third Thursday of each month for a market, music and movie gathering. Also, while you are here, enjoy the movie Frankensteer, which investigates the dangers to human health posed by feedlot-raised beef. Recommended donation is $5. and 50% of the monies raised will be directed to the Greater Plymouth Food Warehouse. For more information call 508-732-9962 or visit www.plymouthfarmersmarket.org Held at the
Plimoth Plantation Visitor's Center,
137 Warren Avenue, Plymouth MA.
Thursday, March 18
History Book Group
4pm
The selection is Unruly Americans and the Origins of the American Constitution. This program is free and no registration is required. The library is fully accessible. Please let us know if you need special accommodations to attend.
For more information call 508-830-4185 or visit www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Manomet Branch Library
12 Strand Avenue,
Manomet, MA
Friday, March 19
Media Mix - Opening Reception
6-8pm
Open exhibition juried by Gretchen Keyworth, Fuller Craft Museum's Director Emeritus and Chief Curator. Runs through May 2, 2010 at:
South Shore Art Center
119 Ripley Road, Cohasset MA
781-383-2787
www.ssac.org
Friday, March 19
Dinner Theatre at John Carver Inn & Spa
Finnegan's Wake
7:30pm
The beloved Tim Finnegan has passed away and the grieving widow invites you to a real Irish wake with plenty of food, drink and laughter. This interactive, Celtic comedy is filled with tender ballads, rowdy reels and hilarious eulogies. This show is usually a sell-out, so reserve early.
$45pp plus tax & administrative fee includes Buffet Dinner & Show.
Call for reservations at 508-746-7100.
John Carver Inn & Spa
25 Summer St., Plymouth, MA
www.johncarverinn.com
Saturday, March 20
Opening Day for
Plimoth Plantation & Mayflower II
Both
will be open to the public. Join us at 10am for our Rare Breeds Opening Day Animal Parade as we kick off a new season and welcome our four-legged and feathered interpreters back to their home away from home in the 1627 English Village. It's family fun for all ages!
Plimoth Plantation
137 Warren Avenue,
Plymouth MA
508-746-1622
www.plimoth.org
Saturday, March 20
In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb
10-11:30am
Old New Englanders know the saying well, but how does it actually take place? We’ll hike the woods around the Couch Memorial Cemetery for signs of lingering winter, and burgeoning spring. Perfect for families. Meet at the Cemetery on Union Street in Marshfield. $10; $8 Mass Audubon members; $7; $5 Mass Audubon members.
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street, Marshfield MA
781-837-9400
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
Saturday, March 20
Prom Fashion Show
2-3pm
Held at the Macy's Court. See the our tenants latest and greatest prom fashions including Macy's, Deb Shop and Port Cargo.
Independence Mall
101 Independence Mall Way,
Kingston, MA
781.582.2445
www.independencemall.com
Saturday, March 20
South Shore Duck Run
12-3:45pm
From Plymouth to Scituate, the ducks have arrived! We’ll start at Manomet Point and will work our way back to Minot Beach in Scituate, from eiders to harlequins. Meet at North River Wildlife Sanctuary.
$24; $18 Mass Audubon members.
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street,
Marshfield MA
781-837-9400
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
Saturday, March 20
"Bloom: A Spring Home & Garden Event"
12-4pm
Introducing the area's top businesses from personal fitness, home-decorating, landscaping, cooking, closet-organization and more. Held in the Overlook Clubhouse and model homes at Great Island. Enter to win a "Surprise Backyard Enhancement" donated by Balboni Landscape supply. Loretta LaRoche will be on hand for a book signing for her new book, LIGHTEN UP!: The Authentic and Fun Way to Lose Your Worries.
Great Island by Del Webb
The
Pine Hills,
33 Summerhouse Dr., Plymouth
508-209-2000
www.thepinehills.com
Saturday, March 20
Plymouth Rock Blues Festival
4-11pm
A Jammin’ day of Blues! Come and hear the powerful and robust sounds from some of New England's most soulful blues performers. Rock, Rhythm and Blues will tempt your soul while hosted by the one and only Holly Harris! Held at Plymouth Memorial Hall on 83 Court Street in Plymouth. Call for tickets or for more information visit: www.plymouthrockbluesfestival.com
Loretta LaRoche Productions
50 Court Street, Plymouth, MA
508-747-1340
www.lorettalarocheproductions.com
Saturday, March 20
Veterans Brotherhood VMC 4th Annual Cabin Fever Party
6pm-Midnight
Featuring Live Entertainment with The Hot Sauce Band & DJ Mike, Dinner, Dancing, Silent Auction, Cash Bar & more! All proceeds to assist local Veteran organizations. Tickets are $20,pp or $35. per couple. For tickets contact: gunnyho009@aol.com or mail check to Veterans Brotherhood, PO Box 311, Raynham Center MA 02768 and your tickets will be waiting at the door. Held at The Portuguese Holy Ghost Society, 352 Broad St. (Rte. 18), Bridgewater, MA. For more information, please visit: www.vbvmcma.com
Sunday, March 21
Summer Camp & Activities Expo
11am-3pm
Exhibitors who offer children's camps and summer activities will have an opportunity to reach parents who want to do "one stop shopping" for all their children's summer fun! There will be camp or activity give-aways and interactive programs for the whole family. There will also be Free photos with the Easter Bunny.
For more info call 508-746-7663 or visit www.colonyplace.com
Colony Place
174 Colony Place,
Plymouth, MA
Sunday, March 21
Visit the Easter Bunny
11am-4pm
Held in the Colony Place Events Room
between Lane Bryant and GameStop. Bring your own camera and take Free photos with the Easter Bunny.
For more info call 508-746-7663 or visit www.colonyplace.com
Colony Place
174 Colony Place,
Plymouth, MA
Sunday, March 21
St. Patrick's Parade - Scituate
1pm
This annual event is held in beautiful Scituate Harbor. Call 781-545-6671 or visit www.weloveaparade.com for more information.
Scituate Chamber of Commerce
781-545-4000
info@scituatechamber.org
www.scituatechamber.org
Sunday, March 21
Sunday School Wine Class - "Visit the Roots of Italy"
1-3pm
This class features the one and only Mystery Chef. Our classes offer a variety of themes, regions, vineyards, varietals, providing first-rate, wine knowledgeable speakers as well as amazing tasting menus from local restaurants. Classes are $40. per person and are limited. Reserve now!
Pioppi's Package Store
183 Court Street,
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1943
www.pioppis.com
Sunday, March 21
Monthly Lecture Series - Pro-Am Historical Highlights
2-4pm
Held at the upstairs meeting room of the Marcia Thomas House, 65 Webster St., Marshfield. There will be a small admission fee & refreshments will be served.
Marshfield Historical Society
65 Webster Street, Marshfield MA
781-834-0100
www.marshfieldhistoricalsociety.org
Sunday, March 21
A Benefit Concert for Haiti & First Parish Church
Andrew Garland & Friends - "Raising Their Voices In Song"
3pm
Come enjoy the music of professional baritone singer, along with a number of singers & pianists and members of the Pilgrim Festival Chorus of Plymouth. A reception at the Beal House will follow the concert. Tickets are $25. at the door or $20. in advance. Call 781-585-3051. Funds raised will be split between "Partners in Health" for Haiti relief, health projects and First Parish Church.
First Parish Church
222 Main Street, Kingston
Wednesday, March 24
Close to the Edge:
Encaustic and the Realm of Play
Works by Katherine Glover
10:30am
Katherine Glover’s work in paper and encaustic explores their natural sculptural qualities with the use of collage, beading, sewing, photo-transfer, layering and embedding. Registration and payment are due one week before the lecture.
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street,
Brockton MA
508-588-6000
www.fullercraft.org
Wednesday, March 24
Library Literacy For Homeschoolers
2pm
The Youth Services Department will hold this workshop for homeschooling children and their families. These workshops will be held monthly and are aimed at helping families discover the resources available at the library. The professional staff will present information on library databases and print references as well as talk about effective search strategies. This program is free and requires registration, which will begin March 10th. Space will be limited.
Plymouth Public Library
132 South Street,
Plymouth, MA
508-830-4250
www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Wednesday, March 24
Taste of Metro South
5:30-8pm
Sample international tastes from area restaurants, celebrate living and working in the area, discover community organizations, and enjoy live entertainment. Over 50 venders. Held at the Shaw's Center, Brockton. For more information contact:
Metro South Chamber of Commerce
508-586-0500 x 231
www.metrosouthchamber.com
Thursday, March 25
Phyto Paris Hair Event
11am-6pm
Have your scalp and hair magnified 200 times with a computerized
hair monitor and learn what Phyto National Educator Arianne Bult
has to say about the products best suited for YOUR scalp and hair. Newbury Street Master Stylist Kenn B. will then shampoo and blow dry your hair, giving you suggestions on the best hair cut
for you. Cost for scalp analysis and treatment, wash and blow dry are $20.00. Enjoy Wine, Hors d'oeuvres, Good Music & Fabulous Hair!
Lily's Apothecary
6 Main Street Ext.,
Plymouth, MA
508-747-7546
www.lilysapothecary.com
Saturday & Sunday, March 27 & 28
Visit the Easter Bunny
11am-4pm
Held in the Colony Place Events Room
between Lane Bryant and GameStop. Bring your own camera and take Free photos with the Easter Bunny.
For more info call 508-746-7663 or visit www.colonyplace.com
Colony Place
174 Colony Place,
Plymouth, MA
Saturday & Sunday, March 27-28
Blooms at the Complex
1-4pm
For nearly twenty years, The Art Complex Museum has hosted this event, with floral arrangements by the Community Garden Club of Duxbury done to compliment the art work in the Duxbury Art Association Annual Winter Juried Show. This year, the event is a remarkable collaboration of three Duxbury organizations.
The Art Complex Museum
189 Alden Street,
Duxbury, MA
781-934-6634
www.artcomplex.org
Saturday, March 27
Easter Bunny Arrives!
Held at the Center Court. Come visit the Easter Bunny through Easter eve! Visits are always free. Professional photos are available for a fee.
For more information call
781.582.2445.
Independence Mall
101 Independence Mall Way,
Kingston, MA
www.independencemall.com
Saturday, March 27 (raindate April 3)
Easter Egg Hunt
10am
The Easter Bunny will be hopping down the bunny trail and Colored Easter eggs will be hidden for children ages 2 to 8 to find. Bring your basket to collect as many eggs as you can, and keep an eye out for special eggs! All participants will receive a goodie bag from the Easter Bunny after the egg hunt is completed. Space is limited, pre-registration and pre-payment is strongly recommended. $5 per child.
Tihonet Village Market
158 Tihonet Road, Wareham, MA
508-295-5437
www.admakepeace.com
www.tihonetvillagemarket.com
Saturday, March 27
Vernal Pools: Exploring Giant Puddles!
10-11:30am
These mysterious, temporary bodies of water are home to many different animals, if only for a short time. Spotted salamanders, wood frogs, and fairy shrimp use these pools to lay their eggs, and turtles visit to find food. Join us for crafts and hands-on activities with microscopes and hand lens inside, and then venture outside to explore these unique and magical wetlands. Appropriate for ages 5 & up, but the whole family will enjoy this adventure. Pre-registration required.
South Shore Natural Science Center
48 Jacobs Lane, Norwell, MA
781-659-2559
www.ssnsc.org
Saturday, March 27
Indigenous Birds of Prey
11am, 1pm & 2pm
Meet Natasha Hawke, a licensed falconer and educator who will speak on the art and sport of modern day falconry, and give a quick overview of some raptor anatomy, habitat, predators, and facts. Also, there will be a live hawk and a falcon for all to meet. This presentation is geared to all ages, and questions are welcome. Museum visitors can purchase tickets for this special event.
Plimoth Plantation
137 Warren Ave.,
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1622
www.plimoth.org
Saturday, March 27
Dinner Theatre at John Carver Inn & Spa
Mobfather
7:30pm
Attend the surprise 40th birthday party for the Mobfather, leader of the Boston Mafia. But it’s the guests who are surprised when gunshots are fired and the doors are blocked. There's no way out until the family honor has been restored and the killer captured. Cost of $45pp plus tax and administrative fee includes Buffet Dinner & Show.
Call for reservations at 508-746-7100.
John Carver Inn & Spa
25 Summer St., Plymouth, MA
www.johncarverinn.com
Saturday, March 27
Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra - Inspiring Lessons
8pm
Featuring the High School Choral Consortium, Meredith Hansen, soprano, Andre Garland, baritone & Vaughan Williams-Dona Nobis Pacem (Grant Us Peace) and much more.
Memorial Hall
83 Court Street,
Plymouth MA
508-746-8008
www.plymouthphil.org
Tuesday, March 30
Seniors’ Springtime Social
2-4pm
This is an afternoon get-together with games, prizes, refreshments and fun.
Plymouth Public Library
132 South Street,
Plymouth, MA
508.830.4250
www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org
Wednesday, March 31
Vernal Pool Hopping
6:30-8:30pm
Spotted salamanders and wood frogs know where it’s at! We’ll discuss these fantastic creatures and will then visit them in their natural habitat, at a vernal pool of our choice. $10; $7 Mass Audubon members.
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street,
Marshfield MA
781-837-9400
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
WHAT'S OPEN DURING THE WINTER?
IN BROCKTON:
Fuller Craft Museum
Let the Art Touch You! A variety of special exhibitions await your discovery. Workshops & special events available for adults & children.
455 Oak Street
Brockton, MA
508-588-6000
www.fullercraft.org
IN COHASSET:
South Shore Art Center
Offering exhibitions and gallery programs, sales of fine arts and studio crafts, courses and workshops, outreach to schools, and special events.
119 Ripley Road
Cohasset, MA
781-383-2787
www.ssac.org
IN DUXBURY:
The Art Complex Museum
Featuring painting, sculpture, prints and craft objects created by contemporary artists.
189 Alden Street
Duxbury MA
781-934-6634
www.artcomplex.org
IN HULL:
The Hull Lifesaving Museum
Preserves the region's lifesaving tradition and maritime culture through collections, exhibits, experiential and interpretive education, research and service to others.
1117 Nantasket Avenue
Hull, MA
508-925-5433
www.lifesavingmuseum.org
IN MARSHFIELD:
Mass Audubon South Shore Sanctuaries
A variety of classes, events, camps, kid's activities & more!
2000 Main Street
Marshfield, MA
781-837-9400
www.massaudubon.org/southshore
IN PLYMOUTH:
Friday, March 12 -Thursday, March 25
Plimoth Cinema - The Last Station
Fri. & Sat.4:30 & 7 pm; Sun-Thurs.4:30pm
Fact and fiction converge in this talent-driven drama based on Jay Parini's 1990 novel about Russian writer and philosopher Leo Tolstoy. Focuses on the marriage between Tolstoy (Christopher Plummer) and his wife Sofya (Helen Mirren) in its turbulent final years. (Rated R) For information call 508-746-1622 or visit www.plimoth.org/features/cinema/
Plimoth Plantation
137 Warren Avenue,
Plymouth, MA
Dead of Night Ghost Tours
Just because Halloween is over doesn’t mean the Plymouth spirits have flown away.
Meet at the black hearse by Plymouth Rock.
508-866-5111
www.deadofnightghosttours.com
Plimoth Plantation
Although closed to the public until Opening Day, March 20, 2010, educational programs and workshops are offered year round for groups. Also, every Thursday from 2:30-6:30pm the Plymouth Local Foods Winter Market takes place in the Visitor Center.
(see Thursday listings above)
137 Warren Avenue
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1622
www.plimoth.org
Pilgrim Hall Museum
America's Museum of
Pilgrim Possessions
75 Court Street
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1620
www.pilgrimhall.org
Plymouth Center for the Arts
Featuring ongoing exhibits and various classes for adults, teens and kids.
11 North Street
Plymouth, MA
508-746-7222
www.plymouthguild.org