A WORLITZER CONCERT September 10th 2025, 12:00 pm 1hour 30 min Resident organist, Dr. Jonathan Kleefield returns to the main stage with a new concert! This special event showcases the Mighty Wurlitzer’s many unique capabilities as Dr. Jonathan Kleefield shares interesting background about the instrument’s rich history along with behind the scene’s intel about the […]
Falls Firebarn Museum September 20th Psychic Fair Fundraiser The Falls Firebarn Museum of North Attleborough History will hold a Psychic Fair Fundraiser at the museum from 12 until 5 on Saturday, September 20th. The cost of a 15-minute reading is $20 and an admission charge of $2 includes a chance at a door prize. The […]
While We Build Ongoing Upper Frances L. Hiatt Gallery (215) The Worcester Art Museum is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. We are currently renovating and upgrading our over 125-year-old campus to create a better experience for our visitors and provide an optimal environment for the art collection we steward. Some of our galleries are temporarily closed, so […]
GOT BOOKS? Friends of East Providence Public Library are accepting books for their Fall Book Sale, scheduled for October 2 to 5, 2025 at Weaver Library. Now is the time to drop off your donations. Proceeds from the sale will benefit library programs, including museum passes, special projects and events. Hardcover and softcover books in […]
Dodge Macknight’s 165th Birthday Panel Discussion 10/01/2025 6:30PM – 10/01/2025 8:00PM Sandwich Public Library, 142 Main Street, Sandwich, MA Julia Blakely of the Sandwich Glass Museum will be speaking on “The Spring Hill World of Dodge Macknight” at the Sandwich Public Library on Wednesday October 1st as part of a panel discussion in honor of Dodge Macknight’s […]
See and Hear About The Green Jacket Shoal Archaeological Landscape By Louise Paiva Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse, East Providence Historical Society and Tockwotton on the Waterfront e joining to sponsor a presentation on The Green Jacket Shoal archaeological site on Monday, September 15. David Robinson, Director and Chief Archaeologist of the Massachusetts Board of […]
It’s time to open up our notoriously opaque Legislature Beacon Hill’s closed-door ways leave the public in the dark by Jennifer Nassour MASSACHUSETTS MIGHT call itself a model of progressive governance focused on different opinions and voices, but if you take a closer look under the hood, you’ll find something far more dysfunctional. Our Legislature is less transparent […]
EXHIBITS Embers of Innovation: The Art and Function of Cast-Iron Stoves, invites reflection on the centuries-old metalworking traditions that have shaped this region. Though stoves may sit quietly in the background of our homes today, they remain central to daily life. Beyond their function, stoves have long served as social hubs—a place to gather, warm […]
