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A talk on natural disasters and those living through it

Prepare to learn more on Wednesday, July 9th with Matt Davis at the Wareham Free Library located at 59 Marion Road at 6:30 p.m. His talk, "Life On An Unpredictable Planet" dives into how a significant percentage of the world’s population lives with...

Remember when a cow jumped over the moon?

Reminisce on the Full Moon Walk with Science Educator Mary Beers and the Wareham Land Trust on Thursday, July 10 for an evening walk at Douglas S. Westgate Conservation Area from 7:30 to 9 p.m. As twilight fades, participants will explore the trail...
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Blood drive at the elks

The Wareham-New Bedford Elks Lodge is partnering with the Red Cross this August for a blood drive. The blood drive will be held Aug. 5 from 12:30 to 5 p.m. at the elks lodge located 2855 Cranberry Highway. Appointments are preferred, visit www...

Concert on the lawn

Head over to the Wareham Fee Library, located at 59 Marion Road Monday, July 7 for a rockin’ ukulele concert. “The Unlikely Strummers” will perform at 7 p.m. A donation to Damien’s Food Pantry is a ticket to the show. The library asks attendees to...

Get wild with live animals at the library

Wild sides will be let out with Joys of Nature at the Wareham Free Library located at 59 Marion Road on Tuesday, July 2 from 2 to 3 p.m. This is an educational program for kids and families, where participants will get up close and personal with...

When dogs fly

Watch dogs fly with Mike Piazza, a world record holder and multiple time world finalist in K9 frisbee, at the Wareham Free Library located at 59 Marion Road on Thursday, July 10. This program is free and lasts from 3 to 4 p.m. The show consists of...

Shuck yeah, it’s time for a clambake

People are shore to have a good time at the Redmen Hall annual clambake on Sunday, August 3. The clam bake will be on 745 Main Street, rain or shine. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. and the meal will be served at approximately 1:30 p.m. There is a music...

Freedom will ring with the Fourth of July events

Have a blast and celebrate Independence Day with items that could be older than the country. The Wareham Historical Society will be hosting its 47th annual Antique Faire on Friday, July 4 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. rain or shine. Admission is $5.00 and...

Pull away from the heat with a pork dinner at Trinity Christian

Come and get a pulled pork dinner at Trinity Christian Church on 462 Main Street. This event will take place on Friday, June 27 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Dinner includes pulled pork, a sandwich roll, optional baked beans and coleslaw, tossed salad,...

Free meals to be offered in July

Enjoy free meals at the Church of the Good Shepherd on 74 High Street every Thursday at 4:30 p.m. All are welcome to the church’s air conditioned dining hall, come as you are and enjoy free dining and fellowship. The menu for July is: July 3 - baked...

Head in the clouds and eyes on the road

Join the Wareham Land Trust and meteorologist Dr. Alex Kinsella on Saturday, July 12 for a walk through Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary to learn about the clouds that are all around. The sanctuary is on Stockton Shortcut Street. The land trust...

Trail trimming at Redbrook

Clip, trim and prune and pull invasive plants at the Redbrook Trail Network with the Wareham Land Trust Saturday, June 28 from 9 to 11 a.m. Tools will be provided by the land trust but volunteers can bring their own if they wish. Organizers...

Life’s too short-don’t let it fly by

Be a social butterfly and join Massachusetts Butterfly Club member Andrew Griffith on a 90-minute walk. Identify native butterflies, learn about their host plants, and how they are adapting to climate change. The program will take place Tuesday,...

A case that’s hard to crack

Keep book-lovers close, and enemies closer while discussing “The Lost Constitution” by William Martin during the Mystery Book Club meeting on Tuesday, July 15. Unless otherwise noted, all mystery book club meetings are held at 6 p.m. at the Wareham...

Iconic Wareham restaurant finds new owner and name

Vel’s Restaurant that served up good Italian eats and long lasting memories for many years has been purchased and will see a rebrand in the near future. Owners and brothers Steve, Carl and Brian Bump have had Vel’s Restaurant in the family for over...

Holistic fun for all things psychic

For anyone interested in all things psychic and holistic, the Parkwood Beach Psychic and Craft fundraiser is the place to go. The event will take place Saturday, June 21 from 12 to 5 p.m. at 23 Datewood Street. Admission is free and 15-minute...

Free breakfast and bake sale

Head to the Trinity Christian Church located at 462 Main Street for a free community breakfast and bake sale Saturday, June 21 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The breakfast will feature breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausages, hash browns, fresh fruit,...

Lots of library events on the horizon

The Wareham Free Library is challenging everyone to “get caught” utilizing library resources or attending one of their many summer events. It’s time to get the kids up and moving at the library with Wareham’s DJ OOCH for a summer dance party. The...

Wareham Twinning meeting

Join the Wareham Twinning Committee to hear about their trip to Wareham, U.K. Thursday, June 19 at 7 p.m. at 495 Main Street. The group recently got back from a visit to Wareham across the pond and the meeting will also discuss plans to host a group...

Swinging into fun with the Lopes Playground reopening

Infectious laughter could be heard in Onset as children played and dashed around a completely reimagined playground. With a new accessible walking path, revamped basketball court and new playground equipment, the old wooden playground has been...

Things to do June 12-June 19

Saturday, June 14 New place to play The new and improved Lopes Playground will celebrate a grand opening ceremony June 14 at 11 a.m. with a brand new playground, new walking paths and so much more. Changes to the playground...

Musical memories to come with Onset Bay Association

Whether it's relaxing on the beach, grabbing a slice of pizza or lounging at the park in downtown Onset, live music throughout the summer can be heard in the village.. The Onset Bay Association will host the Summer of Love concert series every...

Aces up, oars out: Annual kayak poker run on the horizon

Suit up in life jackets and don't fold under the pressure: The annual kayak poker run returns. Those interested in the competitive watersport can also attend the Onset Bay Association's Kayak Poker Run. Participants will pick up five cards while...

Five-mile walk brings wealth of donations

As 80 pairs of feet walked the streets of Wareham, shuffling along familiar streets, the participants all united to take a stroll for a worthy cause. Turning Point held the the Wareham Area Clergy Association’s third annual Wareham Walks for the...

Things to do June 5-June 12

Thursday, June 5 Look into the past Learn more about family history at the Wareham Free Library’s Genealogy Workshop on June 5 at 1 p.m. Local Genealogist Janis Duffy will help participants with projects they are working on and give reliable advice...

At-large member of sewer seat filled after ballot error

Scott Soby was appointed the member-at-large on the Board of Sewer Commissioners Tuesday, May 3 at a joint Select Board and Board of Sewer Commissioners meeting with a term expiring May 6, 2026. Soby’s appointment comes after an error on ballot for...

A red, white, and blue barbecue

Relish the opportunity to come to the Chicken Barbecue hosted by the Redmen and the Degree of Pocahontas on Saturday, June 14 for an un-grill-lievable opportunity. The event is located at the Redmen Hall at 745 Main Street. Doors open at 1 p.m. and...

First workshop in a series on financial stability

Turning Point’s Financial Workshop on Monday, June 9 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 777 Main Street is the place to be if seeking financial support. The discussion will include information on solving financial difficulties and balancing personal finances...

When words fail, sing

Belt out a tune at the Wareham Council of Aging’s SINGO, or song bingo. Traditional numbers on a card are replaced with songs. Test musical knowledge, have a ball and win some prizes. SINGO is taking place on Tuesday, June 10 and June 24 at 12:30 p...

Don’t be shy, lighten up

Just wing it and join Plymouth County entomologist Blake Dinius and the Wareham Land Trust on a Firefly Walk on Tuesday, June 21 from 8 to 10 p.m. The walk will take place at Douglas S. Westgate Conservation Area on 29 Papermill Road. The program is...

Land of the free, home of the brave

Once a patriot, always a patriot. On Saturday, June 14 at 4 p.m., the American Legion Post 220 will be holding a Flag Day and a U.S. birthday ceremony on post grounds located at 777 Main Street. The ceremonies will include the dignified disposal of...

Looking for a bud

For anyone with a little extra thyme Friday, June 20, the Wareham Free Library is hosting a Hypertufa workshop where participants can make their own garden planters. The workshop will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the library located at 59...

Things to do May 29-June 5

Thursday, May 29 New to you books Find something new to read without breaking the bank at the Wareham Free Library’s May book sale. The book sale is being held over the course of three days at the library located at 59 Marion Road...

A real who done it at the library

The Mystery Book Club is gearing up for their next meeting June 17 where they will discuss “The Accident” by Chris Pavone The meeting will be held at the Wareham Free Library at 6 p.m. Copies of the book are available at the library's circulation...

What’s summer without a cookout?

Wareham’s Council on Aging is bringing the heat with their Cookout BBQ on Monday, July 14 at 11:30 a.m. Tickets will be on sale starting at 8 a.m. on June 18 at the Council On Aging office. Tickets are $10 each and only four can be reserved per...

Help Wareham a litter bit with fundraiser

Helping the environment isn't rubbish. A fundraiser is being held Saturday, May 31 at 11 a.m. at Lucky Goat Brewing to help supply a volunteer clean-up. All donations will be going to the Wareham Business Association which has agreed to supply...

A dose of vitamin sea: Onset Bay Center celebrates summer

With sandy beaches full of children building sandcastles and the waters of Onset Bay dotted with boats of all kinds, the Onset Bay Center brought on the summer season with a day full of activities. Those attending the Onset Bay Day could enjoy water...

Echos of gratitude: Multiple ceremonies held for Memorial Day

A hush fell over various spaces across Wareham on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26 as former military members honored those who lost their lives serving. The Wareham Minutemen and Militia Company, Wareham High’s JROTC Color Guard and former service...

Oyster Festival offers shell of a good time

Despite rain battering vendor tents and guests huddling under umbrellas in Besse Park, the line for oysters never dwindled at the Wareham Oyster Festival Saturday, May 24. Sip & Stroll shell-ebrated with hundreds of attendees at the event that...

What’s the buzz?

Cic of staying inside? Join science educator Mary Beers and the Wareham Land Trust on a guided walk and talk about cicadas, the infamous insects that haven’t been seen on the Cape since 2008. This walk will take place on Saturday June 14, from 9 to...

Everyone needs a breath of fresh air

Touch some grass and take a walk. On Wednesday June 11, the Wareham Land Trust is hosting a walk at the Great Neck Conservation Area. The event will be led by the Land trust’s board of advisors member Ann Bryant. The walk will begin at 10 and end at...

Tri-hard at the Harvest Triathlon

Run, walk, bike and swim alongside the cranberry bogs at the annual Harvest Triathlon hosted by MAX Performance. The race will take place Sunday, June 8 from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the A.D. Makepeace headquarters located at 150 Tihonet Road. Those...

Annual Tihonet Fishing Derby casts off June 1

Grab your gear and your early morning coffee — the Tihonet Fishing Derby returns Sunday, June 1, from 5 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Tihonet Pond. Sponsored by the A.D. Makepeace Company, this annual event benefits the WRGC Associate Program and promises a...

Meat raffle and Mumma Mary’s

Redmen Hall will hold its monthly meat raffle on Friday, June 6 and will feature a dinner provided by Mumma Mary’s. Doors open at 6 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. and consist of Mumma's chicken parm, ziti and garlic rolls. The meat...

Chicken dinner at Trinity Christian Church

Feel like a winner at Trinity Christian Church with a chicken dinner. The church, located at 462 Main Street, will host a roast chicken dinner with roast red bliss, potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables, bread, dessert and beverages on Friday, May 23...

Weekly free meals with the Church of the Good Shepherd

Dinner is served at the Church of the Good Shepherd located at 74 High Street throughout June with free weekly meals. Thursday, June 5, baked chicken. Thursday, June 12, hamburger on a bun. Thursday, June 19, spiral ham. Thursday, June 16, boneless...

Trim the trails at the Redbrook Trail Network

Clip, trim and prune and pull invasive plants at the Redbrook Trail Network with the Wareham Land Trust Saturday, May 31 from 9 to 11 a.m. Tools will be provided by the land trust but volunteers can bring their own if they wish. Organizers recommend...

Memorial Day celebrations around town

Memorial Day is Monday, May 26 and Wareham is honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving the country with a short ceremony and laying wreaths at the following locations. 8:30 a.m.: Dudley Brown Square in Onset 9 a.m.: Agawam...

Jazz trio

Jazz and Blues group Spoonful Trio is coming to the First Congregational Church located at 11 Gibbs Avenue, Tuesday, May 20 at 7 p.m. The group consists of Mike Salafia on bass, John Arpano singing and playing guitar and Jeff Armstrong on drums...

Cultivate the community: Cultural council seeking new members

The Wareham Cultural Council is looking for new members to help with the diverse community of the town and be a part of the team. The council focuses on projects or programs that center on cultural diversity, equity, and inclusion programs that...

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