Celebrate the season with a wintery performance for families on Sunday, Jan. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at the Onset Bay Center, 186 Onset Avenue, Onset. 

Self-described “stand-up chameleon” Jackson Gillman, a performer with a penchant for active participation and changing into many different characters in his entertainment, will host the performance. 

The celebration of winter will start with participants invited to create an indoor snowstorm, in which they can shovel, make snowmen and snow angels and explore nature in winter. Then, in the winter play titled “A Mid-Winter Night’s Dream,” is it a groundhog or Jackson who leaves his den to go on a snowy walkabout, tracks an otter, goes airborne after an exhilarating slide, plunges into icy water, somehow survives hypothermia and dances under the Northern Lights with an angel? Jackson swears that many of these winter adventures are true to life, and says this story will be “intriguing fun” as the audience tries to tell fact from fiction. 

Three other seasonal concerts will follow in April, July and October. 

These programs are supported by a grant from the Wareham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.