Robert Knox

David Newsam, John Mason, and Jason Ennis to perform a free concert at the Hingham Library on Sunday, Feb. 19.

The Spire Center in Plymouth has transformed into a downtown space offering year-round concerts.

Popular Roald Dahl story for the whole family is given a holiday setting in Norwell.

The Rashi School, a Reform Jewish independent school in Dedham, will host a talk by registered dietician Stephanie Meyers, the author of an upcoming book on family mealtime issues.

Atlantic Symphony Orchestra’s Karen Thompson describes its upcoming Winter Chamber Concert as “a carefully curated, often surprising, and always remarkable hour of superb music.”

Local advocates for the importance of trees for neighborhood well-being are behind an online public presentation on “Tree Equity,” a new measure of community health.

Erin McGough previously was the executive director of the Duxbury Rural & Historical Society for seven years.

Professor, author, and Milton resident Regine Michelle Jean-Charles will speak next month at Milton Public Library on her new book connecting the writings of Martin Luther King Jr. to contemporary issues.

Americana Theatre Company will perform its radio play adaptation of the classic 1940s film “It’s A Wonderful Life” at the Plymouth Center for the Arts.

An opening reception for “Black Lives & White Fragility” is scheduled at the art gallery at 119 Ripley Road on Friday, Nov. 12, from 6 to 8 p.m.

“Voices of Diversity — Voices of America” will present 10 poets representing different language groups in a public program at Brockton Public Library.

Ghosts and goblins never had it so good as a range of public events celebrate a holiday’s spectral fun.

First up is an art exhibit by 14 accomplished South Shore artists.

The Plymouth Center for the Arts is celebrating its 54th Annual Juried Art Show & Festival, with prize-winning artworks on display and a variety of live events.

Following a year of silence because of the COVID shutdown, the community-based musical event called Porchfest is returning to the region.

“Polly Thayer Starr: Spirit of Discovery” is an outdoor exhibit installed by the Trustees of Reservations at the Hingham farm.

The Gazebo Players will perform scenes from six plays in “Shakespeare in Shorts” in Walpole.

Thomas Mickey’s new book “All About Flowers” tells the story of how America’s floral landscape developed into the familiar scenes we recognize each summer.

Plymouth’s Americana Theatre Co. wants audiences to reenter the live theater world laughing

A regional conservation coalition called WaterSmart South Shore is asking homeowners in 12 South Shore towns to sign a pledge not to water their lawns this year.