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Check out local artist’s work at the Wareham Free Library

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The Bourne-Wareham Art Association is back with another winter show which anyone interested can view at the Wareham Free Library until mid January. Association member…

High schoolers talk mental health and substance abuse in photo gallery

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While peering through a camera, Wareham High School students took a deep dive into how mental health and substance abuse impacts their community. The…

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New choir and new elements coming to the high school’s winter concert

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The annual Wareham High School winter concert is taking the stage Thursday, Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. where many of the school’s music ensembles will showcase their talents in new ways during this nutcracker themed event. The concert will be held at...

Wareham artist levels up in creativity with Pokemon cards

Jones' Pikachu artwork

Many artists use paint, pencils and pastels to create their masterpieces, but for Wareham artist Savannah Jones, she pika-chooses a different medium. Jones uses Pokemon energy cards to craft various characters from the popular tabletop game. An...

We’re not in Wareham anymore: Dinner theater returns to Upper Cape

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Looking for some fine dining and a performance this holiday season, then head to Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School. The school’s annual dinner theater performance is returning for the third straight year but this year has a twist, the...

How middle school music grew to five times its size in less than a decade

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With the Wareham Middle School winter concert less than a month away, over 120 kids will take the stage to perform two shows for friends and family, but it wasn’t long ago the program had under 20 kids in it. Nine years ago, Caitlin Francese...

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 year with a $50 tattoo weekend. Customers can choose from a variety of tattoos...

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 native has made his Netflix debut. Carboni appeared on the first season of Building the Band, a new Netflix...

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...