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Tattoo weekend brings ink-credible crowd to Main Street

As hundreds of drivers buzzed past turning their heads, a line of eager people formed down Main Street. The Grey Witches’ Gallery and Tattoo draws crowds three times a…

From Burt Wood to Netflix: Former student joins new reality TV show

MIDDLEBORO — Peter Carboni was 14 when he first took the stage at the Burt Wood School of Performing Arts in Middleboro. Now 30, the Wareham…

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Not so set in stone: Wareham artist recreates rock art from thousands of years ago

Inside an unassuming Dartmouth shed hangs recreations of ancient rock art detailing the world tens of thousands of years ago. The metal recreations made by Eric Lintala aim to keep the history behind the drawings alive as they succumb to time. “I’m...

Hundreds chalk it up at annual Onset Chalk Festival

Sidewalk chalk isn’t just for kids. It’s for anyone and everyone to bring their creativity alive. Close to 200 artists took to the sidewalk at Prospect Park Saturday, Aug. 16 in the annual Onset Chalk Festival to create artwork designed to make the...

Artists and writers were unleashed in youth contest

Talented Warehamites put pen to paper with ruff-drafts and paw-traits to compete in the Dog Park Affiliation of Wareham’s seventh youth art and literary contest. With comfort dogs and paw-some participants among the various works, the celebration...

Let’s chalk about art

Bring some sidewalk chalk and some artistry down to Onset for the Onset Bay Association’s Annual Sidewalk Chalk and Art Festival. The event will be on August 16 located on 1 Union Avenue at the Lilian Gregerman Bandshell from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The...

From Bach to the Beatles: Music from Land's End

With stained glass and archways framing a trio of musicians and a vocalist, melodies and music carried through the rafters of Church of the Good Shepherd. Dozens gathered Sunday, July 27 for Music from Land's End featuring internationally acclaimed...

Summer Concerts to be in July

Get ready to sway to some music during the Music from Land’s End 2025 Summer Concerts, on July 26 and 27 and August 8 and 10 in Marion and Wareham. In July, there will be first-time soprano Linda Tsatsanis. Her career to date spans the concert hall,...

A night of nostalgia, fun, and groovy good times

With large-rimmed glasses and 70s music blasting by the shore, dancers from across the community moved toward the stage to hit the disco. Each summer, the Onset Bay Association hosts a free concert series featuring a different band every Wednesday...

‘Great local art by local people’: South Coast artists put on gallery

A variety of art is on display in the Wareham Free Library with beautiful scenes of nature with watercolor, pastels, photography, and so much more. The artwork is a part of the Bourne-Wareham Art Association’s annual spring and summer Show where...

Fourth grade musicians end the year with positively sound concert

As fourth graders’ time dwindles at Wareham Elementary School, they had one more concert to put on before closing the curtain and moving on to the middle school. The elementary school held their spring concert Thursday, June 5 where fourth grade...

PINKLIDS: The local band that doesn't make sense

Wareham's own garage, synth, punk and horror movie themed band, PINKLIDS, once got heckled after a Nashville show. As they left the venue, the group of naysayers shouted, "this band makes no sense!" What was taken as negative at the time has turned...

High School spring musical to take audiences on a wild ride

Fasten those seatbelts and make sure arms, legs and heads are inside the vehicle at all times during Wareham High School's production of "Ride the Cyclone." The musical will be held in the Wareham High School auditorium Friday, May 30 at 6:30 p.m.,...