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Second test run of Onset Porchfest a 'success'

A band performs from a porch for the second trial run of Porchfest in Onset on Sunday, Aug. 2. Source: Todd Holden

An iteration of the popular Porchfest music festival could be coming to Onset after organizers held a "successful" second trial run on Sunday, Aug. 2. Porchfests are held across…

The birds of Beaver Dam

An osprey stays alert for fishy prey in Beaver Dam Creek

It’s an open-air aviary. A nursery for a gaggle of goslings -- and for one osprey chick and its constantly attentive parents. Low tide lets the yellow feet strut their yellow feet. The herons dip into the…

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Music from Lands End brings international musical talent to Wareham

Ariadne Daskalakis is the director of Music from Land's End, and will also play violin in the shows. Photo source: Miles Haber

Every year, Ariadne Daskalakis travels back from Europe to perform classical music in the region where she grew up. The director of Music from Land’s End, an annual concert series held in Marion and Wareham featuring musicians from across the...

Band looks to bring porchfest to Onset

Band performs porch fest

Wareham-based band Goat Jam are looking to bring an iteration of the popular porchfest music festival series to Onset. Porchfests are hosted across Massachusetts and the country with residents hosting bands to set up and play live music outside...

One man's exploration of New World rock art

Eric Lintala

Eric Lintala of Wareham has been interested in archeology and paleontology ever since he was a kid, but it wasn’t until he started college in the 70s that his interest extended to prehistoric rock art. Now, he has spent years exploring and...

High school students paint the picture of success with basketball mural

The mural all together outside of the cafeteria. Photos by Colleen Cuneo

With a state title in their hands following a successful season, the Wareham boys basketball team is now immortalized in the hallways they walk every day. A 5 feet by 8 feet mural was created by students in Colleen Cuneo's Art 1 class. Her annual...

Harp concert brings tunes ‘plucked’ from Ireland

Regina Delaney, left, sings an Irish folk song backed by harps inside Redmen Hall on Sunday, March 29. Photos by Grace Roche

The New England Irish Harp Orchestra brought traditional Irish songs to listeners at Redmen Hall on Sunday, March 29. Seven musicians — six harpists and one drummer — filled the hall with melodies, singing, clapping and dancing for a concert...

Weave a story on the stage with the poetry club

Words can come to life with the Wareham Poetry Club as they host their first annual open mic night. The event will take place Thursday, March 19 at 6 p.m. in the Wareham High School Auditorium, 7 Viking Drive. Guests can watch students perform a...

'Rooted in abstract' Wareham's own Pinklids readies for album release

Lead singer Amber Lawson in a still from "Eye-Catching Silver." Photos source: Pinklids

With successes like performing at Boston Calling behind them and a future with opportunities knocking at their funky-shaped door, the members of Pinklids are ready to take 2026 in aluminum-foil wrapped hands. If that doesn't make much sense,...

A game show, Baylor Twift and a whole lot of hijinks with Wareham High School Theater

Sabrina Bell as Ronny Lonny. Photos by Brandy Muz

The stage is set in more ways than one with Wareham High School's submission to the annual high school theater festival. Wareham High School will be competing in the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild's annual theater festival Saturday, March...