South of Boston/Plymouth produces excellent theater, concerts, and, performing arts

The Peter H. Peirce Homestead in Middleborough, Massachusetts, is a vibrant hub for arts, culture, and community engagement. Managed by a nonprofit dedicated to community events and the restoration of the original house, the Homestead offers a lively calendar of events throughout the year. From October through March, visitors can enjoy a monthly concert series showcasing local and regional talent. In summer, the popular “Dance the Night Away” line dancing event brings people together for music and movement under the stars. The Homestead also hosts festive holiday celebrations and captivating programs with historical reenactors, making it a welcoming destination where history, creativity, and community come alive.

Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Sip at 1620 Wine Bar pairs its award-winning wines, craft cocktails, and tapas with a lively lineup of local musical talent! Whether you're into smooth jazz, acoustic sets, or upbeat rock, Sip invites an ever-changing roster of musical guests to entertain. Their intimate, lounge setting makes it the perfect place to unwind, sip on your favorite drink, snack on creative tapas – think: charcuterie, flatbreads, and lobster Rangoon – and let the music take you away. So, grab your friends, find a seat, and get ready to toast to great music, drinks, and food. Live musical performances are typically 6-9pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 1-4pm on Sundays. Check Sip at 1620’s website for the latest schedule of performances.