Plymouth Philharmonic You've Got a Friend - The Music of the Brill Building
2025-02-01 19:30, 2025-02-02 15:30 (America/New_York) | Plymouth Memorial Hall, 83 Court Street, Plymouth, MA, 02360, United States
The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Steven Karidovanes is thrilled to invite the community to You’ve Got a Friend: The Music of the Brill Building, an orchestral journey back to that vibrant time in music. If you’ve never heard of the Brill Building, you have heard the music that emerged from this 1960’s era hub of sensational sounds. Songwriters, musicians and producers converged in this Midtown Manhattan building and contributed to hundreds of Billboard Hot 100 charters. Names like Neil Diamond, Carole King, Burt Bacharach and Neil Sedaka got their start in the Brill Building, penning many of the timeless tunes still in heavy rotation today. Special guest vocalists Scott Coulter, John Boswell and premier Broadway belter Jessica Handy will be featured, performing classic hits such as You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’, Stand By Me, and I’m a Believer. Tickets are now available for two dates: Saturday, February 1 at 7:30 PM and Sunday, February 2 at 3:30 PM. Both performances are at Plymouth Memorial Hall located at 83 Court Street in Plymouth. Ticket prices range from $30 to $100 dollars per attendee and can be purchased online at plymouthphil.org or by calling 508-746-8008.

VIRTUAL EVENT: How We Create Pandemics, From Our Bodies to Our Beliefs at Duxbury Free Library
2025-02-04 14:00
Join Sabrina Sholts, Curator of Biological Anthropology at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History for How We Create Pandemics, From Our Bodies to Our Beliefs, a virtual event with The Duxbury Free Library held on Tuesday February 4th at 2:00 PM. Drawing from her book The Human Disease, Sholts will identify and discuss the human traits and behavior that make pandemics an inescapable threat. She will also illuminate the more hopeful note of how the capacity of our extraordinary human brains allow us to recognize risks, devise solutions, and adapt future action plans based on what we’ve learned, to reduce the devastation of a future pandemic. Visit the Duxbury Free Library events calendar to register for this virtual presentation.

"How To Obtain a Mortgage" at the Adams Center
2025-02-04 18:00 | Adams Center – KPL, 33 Summer Street, Kingston, 02364, United States

Plymouth Pride First Tuesdays at The Plymouth Public Library
2025-02-04 18:30 - 20:00 | Plymouth Public Library, 132 South St, Plymouth, 02360, United States
December 3rd is the next First Tuesday with Plymouth Pride, and they have something special planned- come find out what it is! This monthly gathering for LGBTQIA+ adults inspires fellowship with found family– meet new friends and socialize with those you already know. Play games, nibble on snacks, do crafts and so much more every month at the Plymouth Public Library from 6:30 to 8pm. Plymouth Pride always has open arms for new people and new ideas.

Luncheon with Author Pam Jennoff at Duxbury Senior Center
2025-02-05 13:00 | The Center, Duxbury, 10 Mayflower Street, Duxbury, MA, 02332, United States
Wednesday February 5th, at 1pm, The Duxbury Senior Center will be serving an appetizer of suspense, betrayal and murder at a luncheon with New York Times Best Selling author Pam Jenoff. Her new book “Last Twilight in Paris,” is a thrilling novel of love and survival that best-selling author Janet Skeslien Charles raved “… is imbued with heart and hope, twists and turns, betrayal and enduring love. It’s a taut mystery that will keep you reading into the night. Compelling and powerful!” Visit the Senior Center’s Website to register for this riveting literary luncheon. The author talk is free, and the luncheon? Only $15. A book signing will follow the event.

"Looking for a New Home & the New MLS agent Compensation Rules" at Adams Center
2025-02-05 18:00 | Adams Center – KPL, 33 Summer Street, Kingston, 02364, United States

Acoustic Music Night at Pembroke Public Library
2025-02-05 18:00 - 20:00 | Pembroke Public Library, 142 Center St, Pembroke, MA, 02359, United States
When musicians band together and create music, they increase oxytocin levels and release endorphins. More plainly, jam sessions inspire bonding, increase feelings of trust, and make people feel close to one another! If you’d love some rhythmic connection and melodic conversation, don’t miss the Pembroke Public Library’s Acoustic Music Night on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 – 8:00 PM. Folk, Pop, Americana, Soft Rock, R&B or Blues– choose a few favorite songs from the genres you enjoy playing and bring the sheet music so others can join in. All types of acoustic string and wind instruments are welcome, and other instruments will be considered, just no electronics. And if jamming turns out to be your jam– Acoustic Music Night is a monthly event, happening every first and third Wednesday in the library’s meeting room.

MA State 911 Public Information Table at the Kingston COA
2025-02-06 09:00 - 11:00 | Kingston Council on Aging, 30 Evergreen St, Kingston, MA, 02364, United States
On Thursday, February 6th, the Kingston Council on Aging will host a public education information table featuring Representatives from the Massachusetts State 911 Department from 9 to 11am.

Dungeons & Dragons 2 day DIY Dice Workshop at Kingston Public Library
2025-02-06 15:00 - 15:45 | Kingston Public Library, 6 Green Street, Kingston, MA, 02364, United States
The Teen Room at the Kingston Public Library will be the location of a two-day Dungeons and Dragons DIY workshop exclusively for kids aged 11 and up. It offers a Teen and tween fantasy enthusiasts will use epoxy resin to construct a unique set of Dungeons and Dragons dice customized to them or a favorite fantasy character. D&Ders will pour their dice on February 6th, and finish them at the following day’s session. Both workshop days start at 3pm and are 45 minutes long. Registration is required and can be DUNgeon the library’s website.

Plymouth Downtown Resiliency Project Community Workshop
2025-02-08 09:00 - 10:00 | 1749 Court House, 2 Town Square, Plymouth, MA, United States
The Town is seeking input from you, its residents and business owners, to ensure equitable outcomes among all who have a stake in and love this area. Express your thoughts, ideas, and concerns at the Downtown Resiliency Project Community Workshop on Saturday, February 8th at 9:00 AM in the 1749 Court House. The 1749 Court House is located at 2 Town Square in Plymouth.

Nature Themed Valentine's Card Making at Wildlands Trust
2025-02-08 10:00 - 12:00 | Wildlands Trust, 675 Long Pond Road, Plymouth, MA, United States
The act of exchanging Valentine’s Day cards may date back as far as the 1400’s, and this tradition has been 2 good 2 be 4gotten for centuries. Keeping the tradition alive, The Wildlands Trust is hosting a fun DIY Valentine’s Card Making workshop for kids ages 7 and up on Saturday February 8th. From 10am to 12pm botanical artist and Conservation Agent Tricia Cassady will guide your young creators through the artistic process of crafting their own nature-themed Valentines using watercolors, colored pencils and pens. All art supplies are provided, and everyone will leave with up to four handmade cards to take home and exchange with your favorite Valentines. You are welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks to keep the young artists fueled up for creation. There is a small cost of $10 per participant, discounted to $5 if you are a member. The event is limited to 20 spots so be sure to sign up through the website soon!

Understanding AI: A Primer for Artists at the Plymouth Center for the Arts
2025-02-08 14:00 | Plymouth Center for the Arts, 11 North Street, Plymouth, MA, United States
Artificial Intelligence has struck a chord of fear in the creative community. What does this emerging technology mean for artists? On Saturday February 8th at 2:00 PM, Plymouth Center for the Arts welcomes CJ Blackthorn, who will pull the curtains back to remove some of the mystery around AI. There will be an introduction to the “what” and “how” of generative AI, covering the basics of how it works and what all that techy terminology means. Then the discussion will delve into controversies, ethical implications, how to prevent being tricked by generative AI and how you can protect your own work from being used for machine learning. Understanding AI: A Primer for Artists costs only $5. Visit the center’s website to get your tickets.

Poetry From My Brain Parts Performance at Tilden Arts Center
2025-02-08 19:00, 2025-02-09 14:00 | Tilden Arts Center Studio, 2240 Lyannough Rd, West Barnstable, MA, United States
Weaving words and sound, poet Tamora Israel will bring their poetry to life at the Tilden Arts Center Studio at Cape Cod Community College on Saturday February 8th. Poetry From My Brain Parts is a performance featuring eleven of Tamora’s original poems done in collaboration with band Conspiracy of Noize. Over a canvas of sound, the poetry explores self-love, feminism, mental health and social justice. The performance is further punctuated by amusing and personal storytelling in between the poems. Poetry from My Brain Parts is presented in partnership with The Big Read Cape Cod. Tickets can be purchased through the Cape Cod Community website. General admission tickets are $15. Students get in for $10, and seniors $5. There is a matinee performance as well, on Sunday, February 9th at 2pm. Tamora’s debut book of poetry will be available for pre-purchase at the event. Cape Cod Community College is located at 2240 Iyannough Rd in West Barnstable.

"Closing on a Real Estate Property" at the Adams Center
2025-02-11 18:00 | Adams Center – KPL, 33 Summer Street, Kingston, 02364, United States
Where do you start If you are wading into the experience of buying a home for the first time? The process can be bewildering and overwhelming. A good place to start may be at the Adams Center in Kingston on Tuesday, February 4th for the first of the Home Buying Seminar Series–three classes to help clarify the entire process and ease the path to home ownership. How to Obtain a Mortgage, the first in the series, will be taught by Michael Fleming, Rockland Trust Vice President and senior loan officer. You’ll learn how to qualify for a mortgage, save for a down payment, and about the pre-approval process. Fleming will additionally discuss interest rates, mortgage products, what happens after an offer is accepted, private mortgage insurance, and various programs available to first time homebuyers. This class will be run from 6 to 7pm, and you can register via the Kingston Public Library website, where you will also find information about the two other classes in the series– “Looking For A Home & An Overview of the New MLS Rules” taking place on Wednesday February 5th, and “How To Close A Real Estate Transaction” happening on February 11th.

Dux Talks: Archivist Carolyn Ravenscroft at the Wright Building
2025-02-12 11:00 - 12:00 | Wright Building, 147 St. George Street, Duxbury, MA, United States
Wednesday, February 12th, the Duxbury Senior Center invites you to a morning at the 1909 Wright building for Dux Talks. Carolyn Ravenscroft, Archivist and Historian for DRHS, will be on site to talk about the array of artifacts and historical treasures preserved within the walls of this recently renovated historical building. Registration is required as there are a finite number of spots available. Meet the group at 11am at 147 St. George Street (next to the Percy Walker Pool) or call the front desk of the Senior Center now to reserve one of the limited number of seats on a bus that will pick up and drop off at the Senior Center. The talk will be about an hour long.

Historic Local Postcards & Holiday Cards at the Kingston COA
2025-02-12 13:00 | MA
The Kingston Public Library’s Local History Collections holds a significant assemblage of historical postcards and holiday cards in its collection. Library archivist Nick Cotoulas will be bringing a relative sample of the varied collection for an enlightening presentation about the collection at Kingston Council on Aging on Wednesday, February 12th at 1pm. The event is free and requires registration. Visit the senior center or give them a call at 781 585- 0511.

OutNet: LGBTQ+ Professional Networking & Social Group in Plymouth
2025-02-12 17:00 - 19:00 | Gpub, 101A Carver Road, Plymouth, MA, United States
Come meet and mingle with a diverse group of local queer professionals, community members, retirees and residents at the next event on Wednesday, February 12th from 5 to 7pm in the speakeasy room at GPub in Plymouth. It is free to get in and there will be a raffle and a cash bar. Allies are welcome too! GPub is located at 101A Carver Road.

Plymouth Winter Farmers Market at Mayflower Brewing Company
2025-02-13 14:00 - 17:00 | Mayflower Brewing Company, 12 Resnik Road, Plymouth, MA, United States
Farmers markets are often associated with the warmer months however The Plymouth Farmers Market is one that does not hibernate. Yes! During these icy winter months, you CORN still shop for fresh, local, seasonal produce while enjoying the wonderful social experience this event brings to the community. The next Plymouth Farmer’s Market is taking place inside, at the Mayflower Brewing Company, on Thursday February 13th from 2 to 5pm. Vendors will be set up and selling an abundance of locally sourced goods– fruits, veggies, meats, cheeses and delicious prepared foods. Leading up to outside weather, additional markets will be held indoors on Thursday March 13th and Thursday April 10th. Mayflower Brewing Company is at 12 Resnik Road in Plymouth.

Adult Pottery Wheel Workshop at Kingston Rec
2025-02-13 17:00 - 19:00 | Reed Community House, 33 A Summer St, Kingston, MA, 02364, United States
Melissa Kowal, Owner of the Beeble Art Center will be teaching an Adult Pottery Wheel Workshop on Thursday, February 13th at the Kingston Recreation Center in the Reed Community Building Lower Hall. Starting at 5pm, this two-hour class will teach about pottery and give instruction on how to use the pottery wheel. Cost is $85 to residents and just ten dollars more for non-residents. Sign up through the Rec Center’s website.

Visioning Session Pilgrim1600 Acre Area Planning Process
2025-02-13 18:00 - 20:00 | Plymouth Community Intermediate School, 117 Long Pond Rd, Plymouth, MA, United States
The Town of Plymouth is excited to announce the beginning of the Pilgrim1600 Acre Area Planning Process.
The Plymouth1600 is a large tract of privately owned land between Manomet and Plymouth Town Center that includes the now closed Pilgrim Power Station and over a thousand acres of forested land. Since the closing of the Pilgrim Power Station, the Town of Plymouth has been exploring opportunities for this land to help support economic development and offset the loss of jobs and tax revenue that Pilgrim provided. As a resident of Plymouth, they are looking to you to help us imagine how this land should be used and stewarded to address the needs of the Plymouth community.
Attend the Visioning Session Thursday, February 13 6:00-8:00pm at the Plymouth Community Intermediate School (117 Long Pond Road)
Website expressly for this project: https://pilgrim1600.engage.sasaki.com/.

Town of Plymouth 1600 Acre Area Plan Survey Visioning Session
2025-02-13 18:00 - 20:00 | Plymouth Community Intermediate School, 117 Long Pond Rd, Plymouth, MA, United States
The Pilgrim1600 Acre Area is a large tract of privately owned land between Manomet and Plymouth Town Center that once housed the Pilgrim Power Station. Since the closing of the station, the Town has been exploring opportunities for economic development on this land that will both help offset the loss of jobs and tax revenue and increase the quality of life in Plymouth. The Town of Plymouth is now turning to its residents for input on how this land should be used and managed to best serve the community. To streamline this effort, they have launched the Pilgrim 1600 Acre Area Planning Process. The town wants to hear your vision, and There are several ways to get involved. One is to take the survey! The deadline to complete this short document is February 2nd. In the survey you can express your thoughts about what makes Plymouth different from other towns, what you think the town’s greatest challenges are and what you believe should be prioritized in order to improve the quality of life in Plymouth. You can also get involved by attending the Visioning Session on February 13th at the Plymouth Community Intermediate School, located at 117 Long Pond Road from 6pm to 8pm.This is an opportunity for you to have a voice in defining the values and goals that will guide planning of the Pilgrim1600 over the next few months. For links to all the details, updates on how the project is progressing and the various ways you can get involved along the way, visit the website at pilgrim1600.engage.sasaki.com/.

Pembroke Cooks Cookbook Club at the Pembroke Public Library
2025-02-13 18:30 - 19:30 | Pembroke Public Library, 142 Center St, Pembroke, MA, 02359, United States
Cookbooks are more than just pages of recipes bound together between two covers. They are dynamic cultural artifacts, family heirlooms, beloved books offering delicious delights to bring to communal tables and feed our loved ones. Do you love to get in there and stir the pot when it comes to finding and executing a good recipe from your favorite cookbook? There is a new book club for you. The Pembroke Public Library is thrilled to announce the launch of “Pembroke Cooks” Cookbook Club on Thursday February 13th. This is a potluck style gathering offering an opportunity to meet other home cooking foodies in your town, share tastes and copies of recipes and learn new ones. The theme this month is “Cook What You Love.” Cook something from your favorite cookbook and bring the dish to share. If you wish, bring a copy of the book for others to peruse. And if you prefer to not cook at all, you are still welcome to attend the Cookbook Club! Pembroke Cooks Cookbook Club starts at 6:30pm and will be cookin’ all the way until 7:30pm. All interested in attending should register through the library’s website.

VIRTUAL EVENT: South Shore Women's Business Network Valentine's Day Virtual Coffee Chat
2025-02-14 09:00 - 10:30 | MA
Are you a businesswoman who wants to start Valentine’s Day off exchanging invaluable business tips and advice with peers, instead of cutesy cards and candy? The South Shore Women’s Business Networks is hosting their quarterly Member Mastermind Virtual Coffee Chat on Friday February 14th at 9am. Get a pot of your favorite brew percolating, sign on and connect with other businesswomen to discuss everything from innovative marketing strategies to efficient time management techniques as you sip a steamy cup of joe. Each attendee will have two minutes to share personal insights, tips, lessons or a bit of knowledge acquired from making a mistake– this is a chance to reflect and grow amongst a supportive group. This online networking event is one and a half hours long and tailored to be beneficial to women at all levels of business–whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting out on an entrepreneurial adventure. To register visit the South Shore Women’s Business Network website. A link to this virtual event will be sent by email the day before.

Babysitting Course at the Pembroke Community Center
2025-02-15 09:00 - 12:00 | Pembroke Community Center, 128 Center St, Pembroke, 02359, United States
The Pembroke Recreation Department is offering a one-day babysitting course on Saturday, February 15th from 9am to 12pm. The class will be held at the Pembroke Community Center. Register online at the Rec center’s website. If your babysitting hopeful is unable to attend this class, it will be offered again on Saturday April 26th. Questions? Call 781-293-3249.

Soule Homestead Great Backyard Bird Count
2025-02-17 08:30 - 09:30 | Soule Homestead, 46 Soule Street, Middleborough, MA, 02346, United States
This event runs from 8:30 to 9:30 am. This is a free event but donations are always welcome to help support the programs Soule Homestead offers to the community. Soule asks you to please RSVP so they know how many birders to expect that day.

Duxbury Senior Center Woodworking Workshop at Duxbury High School
2025-02-18 09:00 - 12:00 | Duxbury High School, 71 Alden Street, Duxbury, MA, United States
The Duxbury Senior Center is offering a four-day Woodworking Workshop at Duxbury High School beginning Tuesday, February 18th. The class will take place in the Duxbury High School Woodworking Shop from 9am to 12pm, and the cost for materials is only $25 per person.

Real ID Workshop at Kingston Council on Aging
2025-02-18 10:00 | Kingston Council on Aging, 30 Evergreen St, Kingston, MA, 02364, United States
To assist you in making sure you are up to speed on the new federal and state requirements concerning your driver’s license and ID card renewals, the Kingston COA is hosting a Real ID workshop on Tuesday, February 18th at 10am. There will be representatives from the RMV to provide information on exactly what documents you need when applying for the REAL ID. This program is free to all, and registration is required. Visit or call the Senior Center to sign up.

VIRTUAL EVENT: I Am Nobody's Slave Author Talk hosted by Duxbury Free Library
2025-02-18 14:00 | MA
Pulitzer Prize finalist Lee Hawkins is a journalist and author of the memoir I Am Nobody’s Slave: How Uncovering My Family’s History Set Me Free. Join Mr. Hawkins on Tuesday, February 18th at 2pm in a conversation about how the familial legacy of slavery and Jim Crow Laws were passed down through generations of his family, manifesting in violence, shorter lifespans and chronic stress. Register now through the library’s website to attend what will be a riveting hour long conversation.
