Welcome to your Buzz Around Weekender, our regional "what's good" and more!
November 15, 16 & 17
Abington - Knights of Columbus Craft Fair Sun, Nov 17th, noon - 4:30, 254 Hancock St.

Abington - Fall Festival Craft Fair Sat, Nov 16th, 9a - 2p, First Baptist Church of Abington. Please come shop and/or help out at our Annual Fall Sale. Besides our Women's tables we have several craft sellers and vendors attending.

Bridgewater - Al’s Open Mic Jam Sun, Nov 17th, 4:30, Bridgewater Citizens Club. Open to the public/no cover. Al Rose, invites you to his Sunday Funday Open Mic Jam this Sunday! Bring your voice, sticks, keys, strings, harp or brass and join in the fun! Plug right in and play. Amps, 3 mics, bass rig and percussion. Open Mic Solo Performance or Jam, Band, Comedy, Poetry, whatever your modality, specialty or passion, this is your room! Karaoke also, Great talent! Great people! Cheap drinks! Tons of fun!


Society Lecture Sun, Nov 17th, 2p, Bridgewater Senior Center. The Old Bridgewater Historical Society and New England Curiosities will host a New England Witchcraft Tales. Everyone knows the stories of the Salem witches, but have you ever heard the tales of the others accused of witchcraft in New England? The public is invited to hear the stories that may not be so familiar. The lecture will be presented by Roxie Zwicker, who has been sharing history and folklore of the New England states since 1994. Light refreshments will be served. Event is free; $5 donation to OBHS is suggested. This program is supported in part by a grant from the West Bridgewater Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Bridgewater - VFW Community Breakfast To Benefit Veterans Brotherhood VMC Sat, Nov 16, 8 - 11a, VFW Post 2125. This months November breakfast we will be helping the Veterans Brotherhood VMC raise funds for their holiday meal program which helps Veterans, military service members, and their families facing hard times get a hot meal for their family during the upcoming holidays. Menu includes: Pancakes, French Toast, Scrambled eggs, Bacon and Homefries. Apple and orange juice, milk and coffee available also. All that for just $8! Kids just $5. Under 2 years of age and veterans with valid ID eat for free.
Brockton - Poetry Writing Workshop Sun, Nov 17th, 4 - 6p, Brockton Arts. What does November conjure up for you? A road of fallen leaves, skeletal trees against a blue sky, family at the Thanksgiving table? We can help you convey your images into words. We warmly welcome poets from our area to join our forum. The facilitator begins each session with a poem(s) by an established author(s), or a writing exercise, which will be discussed by our attendees. We encourage our attendees to bring their own work for feedback and constructive criticism. We request that 6-10 copies of one poem are brought for participants. We welcome first-timers.

Brockton - Everyone Has A Voice: Brockton Public Library Poetry Series Sat, Nov 16, 1 - 3p. Everyone is welcome to come and hear Louis Fox who attended UMass Amherst read his poetry and Nylah Bedgood a senior at Brockton High School will read her poetry. After the reading it is time for Open Mic. This event will be hosted by Ally Brioso

Brockton - Fall Hike in Brockton Sat, Nov 16th, Hancock Elementary School, 125 Pearl St. Join volunteer hike leader Rachel Thibeault for a 5-6-mile hike in Brockton. Brockton Audubon Preserve and Stone Farm Conservation Area make a total of 225 acres of conserved forest right in the city, and are complete with wetland boardwalks, trailhead parking, and interpretive signage throughout. Join Rachel as she guides you through these beautiful trails that are open to the public free of charge!

Sat, Nov 16th, 753 Pleasant St. Join Monikka for a fab Afternoon of Spanish wine tasting. If you love Monikka wines this is one Tasting you don't want to miss. Must be 21 years or over. Cheers!

Brockton Public Library, 304 Main St. Come with your friends to hear the Brockton Symphony's Emilian Badea, truly a world-class accordionist, presenting a free concert. Emilian will play a magical mix of music from around the world, including classical gems and popular songs from the good ole days - from Brahms' Hungarian Dance #5 to Brubeck's Take Five! This is the second concert in a series of seven  free educational concerts presented by the BrSO Chamber Players and the Brockton Public Library.
Brockton - Intro to Weaving Workshop   Sun, Nov 17, 10a - 4p at Fuller Craft Museum. Get in on one of the hottest fiber trends and learn to make your very own custom woven mini-wall hanging at this beginning weaving class. In this weaving class you’ll experiment with the basic weaving processes and create a fun wall hanging (approximately 6″ x 7″) using bulky yarns and roving. Level: Beginner. Teen through adult.

East Bridgewater - Christmas Fair  Fri, Nov 15th, 5:30 - 8p, Sat, Nov 16th, 9:30a - 2p, 
United Methodist Church. On Friday:
Spaghetti supper, Candy, Banked Food, Canned Food, Woodworking, Knitting, Etc. On Saturday:
Luncheon (11:30-1a), Santa, and many more tables. Adults: $8, Children (under 12): $4, Per Family: $25.
East Bridgewater - Open Mic Blues Jam Sat, Nov 16, 4 - 8p, EB Commercial Club. Please join The Brothers Project for our open mic jam. The band will play an opening and closing set, with lots of talented jammers in between. Musicians and members free. Non-members $5 admission. Jammers, bring your instruments. Fans of blues, soul, rock music, won't you come on down and see a bunch of talented jammers tearing it up? On vocals will be Wayne Miller, a veteran of the local music scene and a great vocalist. We look forward to making some great music together.

East Bridgewater - Svaroopa® Yoga Basics Every Friday evening at 6:30p. Svaroopa® Yoga = Accessible Yoga. We meet you where you are, customizing the pose to your needs. Melt away the pain, tension and years to become alive, supple and strong. You don’t have to know what you are doing because we know what we are doing for you. Please call, text or email Janice to register. (508) 331-3564
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Easton - Mansion Tour: Of Governors and Generals Sat, Nov 16, 1 - 1:30p at Borderland State Park. Did you know that Blanche and Oakes Ames are related to many politicians and military war heroes? To understand a family, one must look back at previous generations. The Ames Family and their relatives played an intrinsic role in shaping the state of Massachusetts and the Nation. Join the Park Interpreter for a 30-minute guided tour learning about the Ames family involvement in war and in politics. For adults and older children. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Meet in front of the Mansion. Rain or shine.

Easton - The Original Easton Farmers Market Sat 10a - 2p. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 143 Lincoln St . Support Local! Open year-round.

Easton - 100 Second Film Festival Sat, Nov 16, Oakes Ames Memorial Hall, 3 Barrows St. An exceptionally unique array of short films from around the world, all 100-seconds or less in duration. Since 2004, this celebration of independent vision, creative storytelling, community media and electronic art has been delivering a delightful and vibrant moviegoing experience. This year, 66 films have been hand picked for this special screening followed by a panel discussion.

Easton - Story Time and Craft Fri, Nov 15, 10 - 11a at the Children's Museum in Easton. There are lots of beautiful fall leaves to see in the fall! Join us as we hike a mountain and trek through a forest to collect leaves of all kinds and colors while we read  We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt  by Steve Metzger. And then we’ll make our own “pile” of leaves to take home!

Halifax - Holiday Craft Fair Sat, Nov 16, 9a - 3:30p, 499 Plymouth St. The Halifax Fireworks Committee is hosting a Holiday Craft Fair in the Selectman’s Room (1st Floor) and Great Hall (2nd Floor) of the Halifax Town Hall. Come join us to support not only the 2020 Fireworks Celebration but also local artists and small businesses. Crafts include wooden decorations, sun catchers, body scrubs & soaps, lavender eye pillows, dream catchers, microfiber products, dish towels, card games, jewelry, embroidery & more! Entrance is free but donations will be accepted for the 2020 Halifax Fireworks Celebration.

Hanson - Annual Comedy Fundraiser Fri, Nov 15, 7 - 10p, Camp Kiwanee. Join us for the South Shore Children's Museum comedy night fundraiser! Laughs with friends, dinner, drinks, AND supporting a charity? What’s not to like? Join us for a much-needed night out with Boston’s top comedians! 21+
Kingston - Trailblazers Volunteer Workday Sun, Nov 17th, 10a - noon. Volunteer on the trails with Wildlands Trust and Northeast Wilderness Trust in Kingston. Northeast Wilderness Trust's newly protected Muddy Pond Preserve in Kingston is part of nearly 400 acres of contiguous open space. Join us in this effort to continue to close off trails, mostly by moving dead and downed brush. All training and tools will be provided, and no prior trail experience is necessary. Please wear sturdy boots, long pants, and warm layers. Work gloves must be worn, which will be provided, but you're welcome to bring your own. Please plan to carry a pack with PLENTY OF WATER. Work will be done far from any amenities. Please meet us in the Walmart parking lot, on the far right side if you're facing the building. Look for the dark grey Toyota Tundra with the Wildlands Trust logo on it.

Marshfield - Hike & Hops Sat, Nov 16th, 1 - 3p,
Historic Winslow House, 634 Careswell St. At Hike & Hops, explore beautiful trails and local breweries throughout Southeastern MA with Wildlands Trust!
Tickets MUST be purchased online in advance. This month, join us on the trails of Hoyt-Hall Preserve in Marshfield, one of Wildlands’ newer trail systems around Long Tom Pond near Duxbury Harbor, for a 2-mile hike. Learn about the history of the preserve and some interesting natural features with volunteer Michael Arsenault and Stewardship Manager Erik Boyer. Afterwards, you are welcome to join us at the nearby Stellwagen Beer Company (about a 10-minute drive) to enjoy their craft beer and spacious taproom. Wildlands will provide snacks, and there may be a food truck option at the taproom TBA.
All ages that can walk 2+ miles are welcome. Kids are welcome in the taproom. Sturdy boots and plenty of water are recommended for this hike. Dogs are welcome on-leash on the trails, but are not allowed in the taproom so please plan accordingly. Parking is at the Winslow House, 634 Careswell St. Please arrive by 12:45 for a 1p hike start.

Middleborough - Rug Hooking  Sun, Nov 17th, 10a - 2p, Soule Homestead Education Center, 46 Soule St. Here’s a chance for rug hooking enthusiasts to brush up on basic skills, complete unfinished projects, discover new patterns and obtain expert advice and guidance from Instructor, Barbara Chadwick. Barbara is a long-time member and volunteer of Soule and is also the coordinator for the monthly Spinning with Soul fiber-arts group. Participants are welcome to bring in their own wool materials or purchase them from the instructor. The cost to attend each session is only $5 for members and $10 for non-members. Pre-registration is required by calling 508-947-6744 or emailing info@soulehomestead.org
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Middleborough - A Wicked Cabaret Sat, Nov 16, 6:30p & 9p at the Ally Theatre. Celebrate autumn with the Drag Queens. Tickets $20. The Bartending Service of New England will provide a cash bar. We had over 40 people on the waiting list for the last show, so please call your friends, gather your headcount, collect your ticket money, and stop by the box office to get your tickets! Box office hours are Mon, Tues, and Wed, 3 - 6:30p, and Sat, 10a - noon. *This show will sell out. Act fast. Call 508.946.1071.

Middleborough - The Alley Theatre - How to Write Your Own Story Sun, Nov 17, noon - 2p. The Alley Theatre is proud to host the first ever author panel discussion on November 17. By assembling a top-notch group of award-winning published authors, professional writers, actors, television experts, and internationally-known motivational figures, The Alley Theatre is offering aspiring writers the opportunity to learn first-hand what it takes to bring their story to life, sell their books, garner media attention, and finally see their work in print. Join the authors below for a lively, interactive, fun workshop and Q&A discussion that will entertain, inform, and inspire.

Plymouth - Preserve Tour: Halfway Pond Conservation Area Sun, Nov 17th, 10a - 1p, 371 Mast St. Scattered with coastal plain ponds and varying glacial topography, Halfway Pond Conservation Area is quite a unique place to explore. Join Wildlands Trust’s AmeriCorps member Hayley Leonard for a mid-morning hike through the conservation area’s East side to the Big Point lookout. Learn about the history of the property and the interesting natural features that lay within. Please arrive prepared to hike 3 miles. Sturdy boots and plenty of water are recommended. No registration necessary - the hike will be capped at 30 people on a first come, first serve basis. Parking is at the Wildlands Trust Mast Rd. parking area, approximately 371 Mast Rd. The parking area is on the right just after the entrance to Camp Wind in the Pines on the left.

Plymouth - Family Owl Prowl Sat, Nov 16th, 4 - 5:30p. Join us as we explore Tidmarsh in search of our resident owls and those who may just be passing through. We will start the evening off by learning about owls in our region and becoming familiar with their calls, followed by a twilight walk where we will stop, look, and listen for "whooooo" might be out there! Registration is required and space is limited. This program takes place entirely outdoors, so please dress appropriately for the weather. Feel free to bring a flashlight, but use only when instructed. Fees: $8 members, $10 non-members.

Plymouth - Mindfulness Meditation Sat, Nov 16, 9 - 9:30a. Start your weekend with a sense of calm. Join us for a 20 minute guided meditation, outdoors. $5 pp, Nelson Park 235 Water St.
Raynham - Craft Fair Sat, Nov 16th, 10a - 3p, Life Care Center of Raynham, 546 South St E.

Stoughton - Holiday Kick-Off Craft & Vendor Fair Sat, Nov 16th, The Arbors Assisted Living at Stoughton, 2121 Central St. Come out and start your Holiday shopping with local vendors, crafts, bake sales, and lunch! For more information please email Brooke or call (781) 344-0310.

Taunton - 36th Annual Taunton 5-mile Turkey Trot Sun, Nov 17th, 10a, Old Colony YMCA - Taunton. All proceeds go to the Old Colony Y’s Annual Campaign. Register Online at: www.runreg.com/tauntonyturkeytrot
Start/Finish and Course Terrain: Flat residential course. Race starts and finishes at Taunton YMCA. Awards presented to Top Male and Female Winner Overall, Top 3 finishers (male & female) in each age division: 18 and Under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59 & 60+. Bring the Kids! Babysitting available, arts & crafts, face-painting and other fun activities. Not a runner? Not a problem! We also provide a 1-mile family walk. All are welcome for this fun-filled day. We hope to see you there.

West Bridgewater - The New England Village Fair Fri, Nov. 15th, 4 - 8p, Chicken Pie Supper -- 4:30p; Sat, Nov. 16th, 8a - 2p, Breakfast Cafe -- 8a - 10:30a, Soup & Sandwich Lunch -- 11:30a - 1p, The First Church, 29 Howard St. Homemade foods to go. 50/50 Raffle. Handcrafted Queen Size Quilt Raffle. Crafts, Jewelry, Books. Calendar Raffle. We now accept Debit & Credit Cards.
Contact the First Church of West Bridgewater
phone: 508-587-3118.

West Bridgewater - Evening with Hoe Mikey Mapa Fri, Nov 15th, 7p, The Bridge Coffee House, 239 W Center St. Joe has been all over, and is such an exciting musician to watch and listen to! He has a fantastic energy and makes even acoustic songs feel full! His tastes are eclectic, so expect to hear songs that sound like 90s R&B, but he also doesn't shy away from the somber sounds you might expect from the likes of John Mark Mcmillian. Joe promises it will be an unforgettable evening, and he’ll be inviting some friends to play some music with him, so definitely don't miss out! Grab a friend and head to the Bridge November 15th!

Whitman - Ukulele Workshop Sat, Nov 16th. 3 - 3:45p, Community Room, Whitman Public Library. Borrow a ukulele or bring your own! Learn to play pop, rock, children's songs and more! Learn about ukulele types and techniques. Led by teacher/musician/comedian David Maloof 
This workshop is for children 7+, teens and adults. Limited to 15 attendees. Registration is required. 
Contact: David Maloof - MusicPlusComedy@gmail.com
Holiday Craft Fair at Union Congregational Church

Friday 5:30 - 8:30 pm
Saturday 9:00 a - 2:00 p
Union Congregational Church EB
105 Pleasant St, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts

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105 Pleasant St. East Bridgewater MA
Come to our Holiday Craft Fair!!  
Friday 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm - Ziti & Meatball Dinner, Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm - Snack Bar 
Lots of Great Crafts and Yummy Treats!!!
Sancuary Quilt Show & music And don't forget the ever popular Attic Treasures!!!