Events in New Bedford

At Soule Homestead, children can enjoy a farm-themed story time that pairs animal encounters or wildlife learning with a read-aloud and a hands-on craft. The program is created for ages 2 to 5, and siblings are welcome. It runs for one hour and follows a drop-in format with no pre-registration. Bring a blanket for story time or relax on the grass, and feel free to pack a lunch for a picnic after the session. Restrooms, a water fountain, and a baby changing station are available in the barn. Soule Homestead operates as an organic working farm, so shoes are required for everyone at all times and bug spray is encouraged since the farm does not spray. Please park using the second driveway near the goats and check in at the barn. Admission is free for members and 5 dollars per child for non-members. Member benefits cannot be applied to purchases for non-members, and proceeds support the preservation of Soule Homestead.

46 Soule St, Middleboro

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Becky leads Silly Goose Storytime, a playful gathering with stories, songs, and mindful movement for little ones. It is created for ages 0 to 3, and siblings are always welcome. Pre-registration is available so attendees can receive updates about any changes to the schedule or location.

575 W Falmouth Hwy, Falmouth

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A local photographer leads a mini portrait session through Boston’s Beacon Hill, a National Historic Landmark filled with cobblestone lanes, brick alleyways, and picturesque row houses. Portraits are created along these scenic streets, including the neighborhood’s famed thoroughfare known as the most photographed street in America. The Mini Portrait Experience includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the shoot, participants choose their favorite during a Zoom video call, and that photo is edited and delivered for download. Additional digital images and printed keepsakes such as boxed prints, wall art, albums, and cards are available for purchase, and longer sessions with extra time or additional locations are also offered.

67 Mount Vernon St, Boston

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Explore the stories surrounding the Village Green on a walking tour that departs from the Hallett Barn Visitors Center. Along the way, hear about notable Falmouth residents, see a house that showcases many of the town’s firsts, and visit a much-loved local spot. Registration is not required, and the tour is free with donations welcome.

55 Palmer Ave, Falmouth

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Geared toward intermediate players, this mahjong gathering suits those who have completed an introductory class or who prefer a relaxed, social pace. It meets every Tuesday. Participants are asked to complete an annual registration to receive important updates about any changes to the schedule or location.

575 W Falmouth Hwy, Falmouth

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Open to all experience levels, this relaxed watercolor gathering offers time to work on personal pieces and connect with other painters. It is not a class, so there is no formal instruction, only a space to create and socialize with fellow enthusiasts. Participants should bring their own projects and all necessary supplies.

34 Roosevelt Ave, Tiverton

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Explore why passwords matter and how to make them stronger in an introductory session focused on online security. Learn what separates strong passwords from weak ones, along with practical dos and don'ts to help keep your accounts protected. Space is limited, and registration is required.

34 Roosevelt Ave, Tiverton

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Teens and tweens can take part in a recurring craft club centered on art-making. Designed for middle and high school ages, it offers a regular opportunity to get creative with hands-on projects in a friendly setting.

745 Rockdale Ave, New Bedford

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Experience a creative, strategy-focused evening of Commander in a friendly setting that brings players together. The community is welcoming to both seasoned deck builders and those just getting started, making it easy to find a table and enjoy the social side of the game. Preconstructed decks are available to use right away, so there is no need to bring your own to start playing. Knowledgeable staff are available to offer tips, answer questions, and help improve gameplay. Expect a relaxed atmosphere centered on camaraderie, learning, and memorable matches.

3015 County St, Somerset

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This event features line dancing at the Portuguese American Civic Club. Dancing takes place upstairs on the second-floor hardwood floor, and beverages are available from the bar on the first floor. Ample parking is available behind the club. It is open to all ages and skill levels. Admission is $10.

175 School St., Taunton

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A weekly Mahjong group meets at the library, welcoming players of every skill level. To sign up or get more information, call 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

248 Main St, Plympton

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At The Forever Farm, gentle movement and Reiki come together for a quiet, restorative experience in the farm’s new barn. This 90-minute small-group session is led by Diana Young, owner of Ascend: Reiki, Yoga, & Wellness. Participants are guided through deeply supported restorative yoga postures that encourage slowing down and releasing tension, while Reiki is offered throughout to foster restfulness, grounding, and overall well-being. Restorative yoga emphasizes rest rather than exertion, and no previous yoga or Reiki experience is needed. Early bird pricing is available, and only eight spaces remain.

168 Highland St, Middleboro

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Jam sessions at The Shep welcome musicians of any style, genre, and skill level. Listeners are welcome. These sessions are acoustic only.

34 Center St, Fairhaven

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Stems at Sunset offers a relaxed, hands-on floral design experience at Open Gate Farm in Westport. Each workshop highlights seasonal flowers grown locally in Westport with no imports, beginning with spring tulips, continuing through the bounty of summer and fall, and wrapping up with dried arrangements that carry beauty into winter. Guided instruction helps each guest create an arrangement to take home. Tickets include everything needed, with time to craft, enjoy food and drinks, and chat in a welcoming atmosphere. The series runs monthly, and every date features a new mix of blooms from the fields.

279 Division Rd, Westport

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This chess club is open to participants of all ages and experience levels.

745 Rockdale Ave, New Bedford

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Round Table Games hosts Magic: The Gathering Commander play. Pick a legendary creature to lead a 99-card deck built within its colors, use only one copy of each nonbasic card, and bring your commander back onto the battlefield as the game progresses in lively multiplayer matches. The environment values teaching, camaraderie, and fun alongside competition. Entry is $10. Each participant receives a regularly priced Draft, Set, or Play booster pack. Players who sign in through Eventlink earn 10 RTG Reward points per game, with Knights receiving double points, and one randomly selected participant receives a foil promo pack while supplies last.

128 Main St, Carver

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The New England Clemson Club is organizing a happy hour for Clemson young alumni at Boston’s Bell in Hand Tavern. The gathering welcomes recent grads, newcomers to the Boston area, and anyone looking to reconnect with fellow Tigers. Enjoy drinks and easy conversation while meeting new people and strengthening ties within the New England Clemson community. An RSVP link is available on the event page.

45-55 Union St, Boston

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Trainers are invited to a new Pokemon Expanded event designed for creative deck building. Entry is $10. Decks may include cards from the 2011 Black & White era through current releases, except for cards on the banned list. Bulk cards will be available to help fine tune builds before play begins. Every participant receives one Series 7 Pokemon Play Prize Pack and one Series 8 Pokemon Prize Pack. In addition, $5 in store credit from each player is added to a prize pool that is awarded to the top cut. Bring your best ideas and battle for the top spot.

495 Center St, Middleboro

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Chef Matthew Tropeano leads a live cooking demonstration with the library’s Charlie Cart Project mobile kitchen, showing how to transform pantry staples into versatile, wholesome dishes. The centerpiece is a New England classic, split pea soup, built from simple ingredients that, as they gently simmer, bring comfort and a sense of thrift and memory to the kitchen. The session highlights straightforward techniques, budget-friendly choices, and easy substitutions that keep everyday cooking approachable and adaptable. It is all about cooking with what you have and creating food that feels like home, generosity, and care.

123 Katherine Lee Bates Rd, Falmouth

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Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical arrives in Boston at the Emerson Colonial Theatre, bringing an acclaimed blend of sharp comedy and high-stakes espionage. Winner of the Olivier Award for Best New Musical and the 2025 Tony Award, it has been celebrated as Entertainment Weekly’s top Broadway show of 2025 and amassed 88 five star reviews in the West End, where it was hailed as the most highly reviewed production in that theater district’s history. Set in 1943, the story follows a daring deception that involves a corpse, forged documents, and even Ian Fleming, capturing how this audacious plan helped change the course of World War II. The tone mixes buoyant musical flair with taut spy thriller energy, delivering a brisk and witty retelling of a true covert operation credited with winning the war. Accessibility options include seating, services, and designated performances. Please be cautious of misinformation from unofficial sources.

106 Boylston St, Boston

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Mah Jongg enthusiasts meet at Cape Cod Coffee in Mashpee for a laid-back get-together in the indoor and outdoor seating areas. Participants may arrive with a group or on their own to connect with other players, enjoy handcrafted drinks, and spend time in casual conversation and play. Please bring your own Mah Jongg set and mat. For questions or more information, contact Eda Stepper at 508-539-3282.

10 Evergreen Cir, Mashpee

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Start the morning with a friendly community breakfast at The Salvation Army in Plymouth, created with seniors in mind and open to everyone. Enjoy a tasty meal, easygoing conversation, and a welcoming atmosphere that brings the Salvation Army Plymouth community together. This gathering takes place on the second Wednesday of each month. For questions, contact Envoy Anne Rich.

52 Long Pond Rd, Plymouth

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Experience a calm Zen meditation session in the Community Room led by Unshin Sangaku Dan Joslyn-sensei. Each gathering blends guided instruction with quiet sitting. It is free and open to all, with donations welcome. Registration for the series is available. Joslyn-sensei is the founder and guiding teacher of the Falmouth Soto Zen Sangha and has taught for more than twenty years.

575 W Falmouth Hwy, Falmouth

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At the Lawler Branch, toddlers can enjoy stories paired with engaging activities. This friendly session offers a simple, child-focused experience for the youngest book lovers.

745 Rockdale Ave, New Bedford

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The Mashpee Women’s Club presents a special program with Walter Robby Robinson, a Pulitzer Prize recipient who spent more than three decades at The Boston Globe as a reporter and editor at large. Robinson led the Globe’s Spotlight Team during its Pulitzer-winning work, later depicted in the film Spotlight, and he will discuss the craft of reporting and share stories from his career, especially from his time guiding the investigative unit. This social gathering is open to club members and their guests, with the public also welcome. Dress is casual. A brunch buffet is planned, featuring eggs, quiche, French toast casserole, bacon, sausage, croissants, muffins, yogurt, fruit salad, granola, and brownies. Admission is $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers. Reservations may be made by Venmo to Mashpeewomensclub or by sending a check to MWC. If paying via Venmo, ensure the payment is not marked as a purchase or service. For either method, include Walter Robby Robinson and your name in the payment note.

309 Old Barnstable Rd, Mashpee

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Magic: The Gathering fans can dive into a free Commander gathering focused on casual play, with players forming their own pods and plenty of games throughout the event. An optional raffle takes place near the end, with entry set at $10 or more. One out of every four entrants wins. Each group of four entries adds another prize, so more entries lead to more prizes. If 32 or more people enter the raffle, first place receives a Play Booster Box. Attendance typically ranges from 40 to 50 players, creating lots of opportunities to meet opponents and test different decks.

67 Huttleston Ave, Fairhaven

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Dine at the Waterfront Mamma Mia’s and help support The Arc of Plymouth and Upper Cape Cod. When you eat in the restaurant or place a takeout order, 15 percent of your food and nonalcoholic beverage total will be donated, provided you show your server a screenshot of this event. The fundraiser is valid only at this location and only on the specified day. Alcohol, trays, functions, gift card purchases, delivery through services such as DoorDash, and online ordering are not included. Discounted offerings like Dinner for Two may be excluded, as well as other overlapping promotions such as Cannoli for a Cause. The offer cannot be applied on other days. All Dine for Dollars events require advance confirmation with management. Reservations are recommended.

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Enjoy a friendly Scrabble session geared toward experienced players. Participants should bring their own Scrabble board.

575 W Falmouth Hwy, Falmouth

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Build your rug hooking skills in a supportive, assisted open studio led by the Island Hookers in the Art Barn Drawing Studio at Featherstone Center for the Arts. Over the course of three hours, participants can work on an ongoing piece or begin something new with guidance available for questions, techniques, and troubleshooting. Whether you are seeking instruction or simply a creative space with friendly company and conversation, this session welcomes all experience levels. The Island Hookers, a local group dedicated to sharing their passion for rug hooking, donate their time to teach workshops and oversee these open studios. There is a $10 fee per meeting.

30 Featherstone Lane, Oak Bluffs, MA 02557, Oak Bluffs

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A dine-in special at Mamma Mia's Kingston offers a second entrée at half price when one entrée is purchased. Items discounted through this offer do not qualify for VIP Loyalty.

134 Main St, Kingston

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Spend time with fellow teens while streaming recent anime and enjoying snacks. Preview upcoming manga and graphic novel additions before they are placed on the shelves. Open to all teens, no registration is needed, and it is a drop-in gathering.

15 South St, Bridgewater

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At Par & Tackle, Ladies’ Night provides 20% off the bill for ladies with a food purchase. Weekly rotating specials keep the lineup changing from week to week, offering something different each time. Reservations are recommended.

150 Gray St, Warwick

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Young Pokemon fans can gather at Bridgewater Public Library for casual play, deck building, and card trading in a club guided by a student trainer. Participants should bring their own cards, and a limited supply of extras will be available to help complete a deck. Trading is encouraged with guidance to support fair and enjoyable exchanges, but each person is responsible for their own trades and the club and library are not liable. The club welcomes children ages 6 to 12, and a guardian must remain with each child. Registration is not required.

15 South St, Bridgewater

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This weekly trivia night at the Newport Marriott Hideaway Terrace in Newport brings together teams and solo players for a lively knowledge challenge. The atmosphere blends laughs, learning and a competitive edge, with brews in the mix as participants see how they stack up against one of the most competitive games in town. It suits seasoned trivia enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

25 America's Cup Avenue, Newport

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Experience an inclusive yoga class that welcomes people of every ability level, age, and body type. Guided by instructor Audra Andrade, who is low vision, this weekly session explores the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of yoga while creating a caring, supportive atmosphere. The class is accessible for participants who are blind or have low vision. Please bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a small hand towel. Admission is complimentary for guests ages 18 to 21 with a valid ID presented at the front desk.

608 Pleasant St, New Bedford

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BattleTech fans can take part in a weekly Alpha Strike Mercenary Chaos Campaign league focused on completing contracts, earning supplies and salvage, and building a mercenary company’s reputation across the Inner Sphere. New players are welcome, with a starting requirement of a 100 PV force consisting of 1 to 3 units drawn from a chosen faction’s ilClan era Master Unit List. Expect head-to-head battles, opportunities to refine strategy, and a friendly community of fellow players. The entry fee is $10 per week.

3015 County St, Somerset

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Project Trinitē marks its third annual celebration with an evening centered on culture, connection, and global impact. The program honors the completion of the Trinitech Center in Kenya and opens the next chapter by extending that opportunity to Haiti. Guests can expect an inspiring keynote with special appearances, immersive cultural experiences highlighting Kenya and Haiti, and an exceptional buffet shared with business, community, and philanthropic leaders. The event features live conversations with Project Associates whose lives have been transformed through opportunity, film stories that spotlight impact, resilience, and hope, and a live auction with exclusive experiences and unique items. Throughout the evening, attendees will find ways to help build the next Trinitech Center in Haiti while exploring how education, employment, and innovation can change lives and strengthen communities.

180 Water St, Plymouth

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Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Newport Craft Brewing & Distilling in Newport, RI, with a different lineup at every show. Each performance features comedians with television and podcast credits, offering a fresh mix of acts in a brewery and distillery setting.

293 Connell Hwy, Newport

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This is a recurring Legacy event that features three Swiss rounds, with store credit awarded as prizes. Entry is $10.

875 State Rd, Westport

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Enjoy music bingo at Bridge View Grill in Bourne. Arrive early to order dinner, then stay to play or simply enjoy the music.

109 Trowbridge Rd, Bourne

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Recharge and connect with fellow Reiki practitioners in a calm, supportive setting. Participants will take turns giving and receiving Reiki, creating time to hone skills while also replenishing personal energy. Reiki-certified practitioners of any level are welcome, whether newly certified or experienced. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Space is limited, so preregistration is required. Photography and video may be taken during Moonstone Healing events for marketing, social media, website, and other promotional use. By registering and attending, you consent to the use of your image and likeness in future Moonstone Healing materials. If you have concerns about being photographed or recorded, please let a team member know before the event begins and accommodations will be considered.

877 County St, Somerset

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The Arnie Reisman Poetry Café welcomes an evening of readings by Cleaveland House Poets Ellen Story, Leroy Hazelton, Chris Legge, Ellie Bates, Fan Ogilvie, and Tuni Deignan. Founded by the late Martha’s Vineyard poet laureate emeritus Arnie Reisman, this gathering has brought Island poets together for more than a decade in a warm and intimate setting. Each event features about an hour of readings by highlighted poets or poetry groups, followed by a 30-minute community open mic. Audience members who wish to share their own work can sign up at the door.

24 Church street, Vineyard Haven, Vineyard Haven

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Hosted by the Berklee Musical Theater Club, this annual fundraising gala unfolds in a cabaret format and shines a light on Berklee's musical theater community. Vocalists, instrumentalists, orchestrators, and other contributors collaborate to create and perform a showcase of musical theater songs.

136 Massachusetts Ave, Boston

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A free outdoor screening takes place at The Charles River Speedway in Brighton. The film is Final Destination 3, following Wendy and her friends after they narrowly avoid a deadly roller coaster disaster. What begins as a close call turns into a harrowing chain of fatal events, and Wendy races to warn the others as she realizes the danger is not over.

525 Western Avenue, Boston

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Feeble Little Horse brings the bitknot tour to the stage with Snuggle on the bill. This is an all ages show. For every ticket sold, 25 cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer run effort based in Boston that funds youth led arts programs at established creative youth development nonprofits across Greater Boston. The initiative is housed at The Boston Foundation and works in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

279 Tremont St, Boston

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Kids can dive into hands-on creativity with a holiday or seasonal craft project designed for all ages. The focus is on making art, sharing laughs, and creating memories in a family-friendly setting. All supplies are provided, so participants only need to bring their imagination. It is free, while supplies last, and is held in the Food Court.

101 Kingston Collection Way, Kingston

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Preschoolers can explore the world of children's books at a lively storytime featuring engaging stories, a simple craft, and playful activities. Best for ages 3 to 5. Registration is not required.

15 South St, Bridgewater

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For nearly two decades, the Tale Spinners writing group has welcomed writers of all backgrounds. Meetings take place year round in the Mary Jarvis Conference Room, offering a supportive space to share work and receive thoughtful, constructive feedback. Participants bring memoirs, poetry, short stories, or novel chapters, and explore genres such as mystery, thrillers, science fiction, romance, and humor. Everyone has a chance to read and gather written comments from the group, so bringing enough copies for others to annotate is recommended. Registration is not required.

15 South St, Bridgewater

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Seaside Knitters welcomes crafters of every skill level to a relaxed, free gathering. Bring a work in progress or cast on something new while spending time with fellow knitters.

575 W Falmouth Hwy, Falmouth

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Mamma Mia's Kingston features a dinner combo that includes one large cheese pizza, one small one topping pizza, and an antipasto for $40.95. This special is available when dining in or ordering takeout.

134 Main St, Kingston

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Set aside time to sew in a friendly, inclusive studio setting. Participants can bring a current project, experiment with new ideas, and connect with fellow makers. Light guidance and technique troubleshooting are available, and everyone can work at a comfortable pace with support when needed. Attendance is free with the purchase of any physical item from Hello Peach Arts or New Again.

160 N Main St, Carver

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Craft Café offers an easygoing, stress free crafting session where tea and coffee set a cozy tone. Bring your own project and creativity, settle into a welcoming space, and enjoy unhurried time to make something at your own pace. Open to participants ages 16 and up.

98 Irvington Ct, New Bedford

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Magic: The Gathering Commander takes center stage with casual, player-organized pods, prize opportunities, and a tiered buy-in that lets you choose your rewards. After choosing a tier, you receive packs and tickets that count toward a monthly Commander promotion. Tier one is $10 and includes your choice of one set or play booster valued at $6.99, with an option to upgrade to any $8.99 pack for an additional $2. Tier two is $20 and includes two set or play boosters, with the same $2 per-pack upgrade option. Tier three is $30 and includes either one Collector pack or three set or play boosters, and you can still upgrade to any $8.99 pack for $2 per pack. Tier four is $40 and includes your choice of one Secret Lair or a Collector booster. Each week, a dice roll selects two winners to receive a promo pack of their choice and a third winner to take home a Foil Promo Pack.

495 Center St, Middleboro

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Registration for this meeting is at capacity. A waitlist is available at becky@westfalmouthlibrary.org. Tea Time Book Club gatherings feature tea, friendly conversation, and a group discussion of the monthly pick, with time for attendees to suggest titles for future votes. The featured book is The First Witch of Boston by Andrea Catalano, a historical novel inspired by Margaret Jones, the first woman convicted of witchcraft in seventeenth century Massachusetts. The novel has been praised by Historical Novels Review and by USA Today bestselling author Heather Webb for its vivid period setting and its exploration of fear, loss, and love.

575 W Falmouth Hwy, Falmouth

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Take part in a weekly story time followed by a hands-on craft. All ages are invited. The program is free and does not require registration.

745 Rockdale Ave, New Bedford

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Learn techniques for separating dahlia tubers and preparing them for storage in a demonstration led by Elizabeth from Pumpkintown Farm in West Wareham.

19 Sandwich Rd, Buzzards Bay

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This session features traditional Thai yoga techniques that blend acupressure, gentle stretching, and practitioner-assisted poses to support overall well-being and restore balance. Using passive movements and yoga-inspired positions, the practitioner encourages spaciousness through the spine and length in the muscles, easing tension and releasing areas of stagnation. The experience begins with focused breathwork and closes with a guided savasana for deep relaxation.

64 Durfee St, Fall River

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Trade swipes for real conversations at an in-person singles mixer set in the lounge at Spy Bar in Back Bay. A reserved area and on-site hosts create an easygoing atmosphere for meeting new people. Check in for a nametag, grab a beverage, and ease into the night with a light icebreaker that uses a few fun facts you share during registration, then try to match those facts to new faces. A guided matching activity keeps conversations flowing, and when a connection clicks, feel free to exchange cards or social profiles. The format is designed to give a few friendly nudges toward chatting with other Boston singles, especially those in their mid 20s to late 30s. Purchasing in advance guarantees entry.

59 Congress St, Boston

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MacArthur Award recipient Taylor Mac reunites with Obie-winning composer Matt Ray for a concert of songs from Bark of Millions at the Paramount Center in Boston. Together with a collective of collaborators, they fuse theatrical performance, live music, and drag to honor queer histories while imagining future possibilities. Born from their marathon creation A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, later captured in an HBO documentary, Bark of Millions seeks to build a new body of original songs inspired by queer figures across eras. This concert version focuses that expansive project into an invitation to reflect, celebrate, and connect in community. A book edition of Bark of Millions will be published by Black Dog & Leventhal. Presented in association with The Huntington.

559 Washington St, Boston

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Brennan Wedl, raised in Minnesota and based in Nashville, writes from the perspective of someone long in search of herself and now settling into authentic ease. Through spiritual curiosity, empowerment, and renewed playfulness, she shaped an album that bears her name, loosening the grip of outside expectations and savoring the relief of being exactly who she is. It unfolds as a collaborative journey with earlier and future versions of herself, and with the friends who steady the way, tracing both the chaos and the victories that come from leaving a conventional route. Its familiar glow comes from themes many recognize, including the awkward, uncertain stretches of growing up, and the discovery that the anchor you seek can be found within. Sub*T, the New York indie rock duo of Grace Bennett and Jade Alcantara, began as a 2010s online friendship that evolved into a band after they learned guitar in 2019. Drawing on classic alt rock, grunge, and indie influences, they developed a voice of their own. Their debut full-length, How My Own Voice Sounds, follows the EPs Spring Skin, created with Aron Kobayashi Ritch of Momma, and So Green, made with Alicia Bognanno of Bully. Through rich vocal textures, vivid songwriting, and candid lyrics, the album explores identity, growth, grief, humor, and self-discovery.

939 Boylston St, Boston

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TUSK, The Classic Fleetwood Mac Tribute, delivers a career-spanning set that covers both the biggest hits and deep cuts from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group. Touring nationwide since 2008, the five professional musicians draw on decades of training, extensive live experience, creative exploration, and dedication to their craft. Each performer focuses on one member of the classic lineup, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood, presenting faithful renditions of both solo material and full-band favorites. Years on the road together power a cohesive, energetic show with close attention to detail.

83 Court St, Plymouth

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Settle in for a feel good mix of classic 1970s tunes, plenty of sing along moments, and high energy favorites. Enjoy tasty food and a pint of Guinness to round out the experience.

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