Skip to main content
Sippican
Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester, MA News - Sippican Week
Advertise
Real Estate
Classifieds
Enter your keywords
Legal Ads
Contact Us
Login
Visit our partners:
Wareham Week
Dartmouth Week
Nemasket Week
Main menu
Home
News
Police
Sports
Arts
Schools
Obituaries
Calendar
Weather
eEdition
Legal Ads
Advertise
Classifieds
Contact Us
Real Estate
Login
Arts
‘Wonderful’ chorus and band help parents get into the holiday spirit
ROCHESTER — Some Rochester Memorial School fifth and sixth graders spent time spreading Christmas cheer rather than doing schoolwork on Thursday, Dec. 19 as the school’s two bands and chorus performed two concerts. The first concert was held in the...
Auditions for ‘dangerous game of one-upmanship’ play set for January in Marion
MARION — The Marion Art Center has announced auditions for its productions of “Ripcord,” written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by John Heavey. Auditions will be held on Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025...
Most Popular
John Timothy Andrewski, 42
With biggest cookie she had ever made, Marion baker wins Food Network show
Mattapoisett places moratorium on public meeting space in town buildings
Seekonk man arrested after breaking into Marion home, fleeing police
Rochester Town Planner hired in Lakeville
Rochester officers gather to celebrate promotions, appointment
Steven Bowman
Alleged open meeting law violation filed against Rochester Parks Commission
New science curriculum paying off according to ORR educators
Marion awarded $150K for harbor management plan
Kids take the stage in ‘Peter Pan’
MARION — More than 90% of the actors in the upcoming show at the Marion Art Center are below the age of 18. For many in the majority-kid cast, it’s the first production they’ve ever been a part of. There’s probably not a more fitting story that puts...
Etchings of 20th-century British artist donated by Marion residents
MARION — The pieces began to mount up in the hallway of Benjamin Dunham and Wendy Rolfe’s home. The Marion residents had collected more than 170 works of Rolfe's distant relative — a British artist who during the early 20th century created etchings...
Marion concert to feature songs of peace, hope
MARION — It’s safe to say it’s been a fractious year, or at least a fractious month of November, what with a presidential election. A Tri-Town chorus will be offering an elixir of sorts to that contentiousness to begin the holiday season. The...
Drama club puts finishing touches on upcoming ‘Noises Off’ production
MATTAPOISETT — Most Old Rochester Regional High School students left the building for the day in the early afternoon, But for members of the drama club, “tech week” means long nights of rehearsal and smoothing out any final wrinkles. The club will...
South Coast Children’s Chorus, Tabor choruses to present winter concert
MARION — A winter concert with the South Coast Children’s Chorus and the choruses of Tabor Academy will be presented Sunday, Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. at Tabor Academy’s Wickenden Chapel, 86 Spring St. “Harmonies of Peace and Home: A Journey Through Song”...
Ceramic monsters and 2D imagery line library for student art show
MATTAPOISETT — Monsters filled the Mattapoisett Free Public Library. They sat on shelves and windowsills. They ganged up on a table. They were ceramic creations of students at Old Rochester Regional High School. Students from several art classes...
Marion Art Center presents ‘Peter Pan’
MARION — The Marion Art Center will be presenting J.M. Barrie’s “Peter Pan,” adapted by Craig Sodaro during the month of December. Kate Fishman directs the “very special limited presentation,” with show dates on Dec. 6, 7, 13, 14 at 7:30 p.m. and...
Old Rochester drama club to perform ‘Noises Off’ this November
MATTAPOISETT — The Old Rochester Regional High School Drama Club has announced it will be performing a comedic play later in November. “Noises Off” will open at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21 and continue at the same time to Saturday, Nov. 23. There...
Tri-County Symphonic Band to open season with ‘European Adventure’
Take a trip across the pond without the hassle with the Tri-County Symphonic Band’s “European Adventure” concert on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 3 p.m. The season-opening show will be held at the Fireman Performing Arts Center at Tabor Academy in Marion,...
How much has changed since the Salem witch trials, new Marion play asks
MARION — This October and every October, hordes will flock to Salem to visit the city known for its history of trials against — and executions of — numerous people engaged in witchcraft. A new play at the Marion Art Center asks how much has changed...
100+ crowd experiences Grace Morrison’s ‘Saltwater Country’
Grace Morrison wowed a near sold-out crowd in her hometown of Wareham on Saturday, October 5, singing songs from her upcoming album Saltwater Country with a full band. More than 100 people attended the event, which was hosted in partnership with...
Tri-County Symphonic Band unveils 63rd season sechedule
The Tri-County Symphonic band has announced the schedule for its 63rd season. The season will kick off on Sunday, Oct. 27 with “A European Adventure,” which combines works from Cape Cod composer Thomas Borning and “venerable works that form the...
Marion Art Center seeking entries for final exhibition of 2024
MARION — The Marion Art Center is looking for entries for its final exhibition of 2024. Small Works and Holiday Shop will run from Nov. 9 to Dec. 20. According to the Marion Art Center, this annual juried show features original works of art under...
Dark comedy to debut at MAC theater in October
MARION — A dark comedy is coming to the stage at Marion Art Center in the month of October. Sarah Ruhl’s Becky Nurse of Salem will premiere on Friday, Oct. 4, directed by Brie Riccio. Following shows will be held on Oct. 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26...
Saltwater Country: A love letter from Grace Morrison
Grace Morrison’s upcoming album, Saltwater Country, is part love letter to her hometown, part portrait of a woman who has grown into herself and her music, and part affirmation that her songwriting deserves to be heard and celebrated. “The eternal...
Recycled materials find new life at Re-Art show
MATTAPOISETT — One person’s trash is one artist’s treasure. Pieces of art made with recycled materials were on display at the Mattapoisett library on Saturday, Aug. 31 for the Re-Art show reception. The show was a work of collaboration between the...
Applications open for Rochester Cultural Council grants
The Rochester Cultural Council is attempting to bring culturally enriching programming to the Tri-Town area. The RCC is now accepting online applications from organizations, schools and individuals for grants to support community-oriented arts,...
'Flowers galore' at Rochester Council on Aging art show
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Senior Center was full of paintings and patterns on the evening of Thursday, Aug. 22 for the Council on Aging’s annual art show. The theme of this year’s show was “Garden Party,” evident by the leafy headpieces many in...
Concert series brings listeners to ‘special, sacred’ Rochester farm
ROCHESTER — A pony chuffed as people streamed into the nearly day-long concert Saturday, Aug. 10 at Bennett Farm, just before the music started. The farm hosted another iteration of a concert series organized by musician Rebecca Correia. Since 1996...
‘Going to be roaring’: Sherlock spoof comes to Marion Art Center
MARION — In a new show at the Marion Art Center, three actors collectively play more than 30 roles. They bounce in and out of the stage switching between different characters, costumes and at times, accents. Another two actors clad in unitards and...
‘All about being a team’: Music From Land’s End opens season in Marion
MARION — Orlando Pandolfi got a call the night before the first rehearsal of the season for the Music From Land’s End chamber music series. The program’s horn player, Clark Matthews, was ill. A replacement was needed. About a week later, the Marion...
View digital illustrations produced by the imagination at the Mattapoisett Library
MATTAPOISETT — Art inspired by imagination alone, with some help from a common tech device, will be on display at the Mattapoisett Free Public Library. During August, the library will present a new digital art exhibit called “Digital Illustrations”...
Recycled art to be put on display at Mattapoisett Public Library
MATTAPOISETT — The Mattapoisett sustainability partnership will host its third annual RE-ART show from Aug. 27 to Aug. 31 at the Mattapoisett Free Public Library. “Recycling has led to the emergence of an artistic movement inspiring many artists to...
Buoys get a redesign at Shipyard Park
MATTAPOISETT — On the fourth night of Harbor Days my true love gave to me — a nautical hand-painted buoy. Many couples, friends and families gathered at Shipyard Park on the evening of Thursday, July 18 and left in need of a washcloth and soap...
Marion Art Center to hold auditions for ‘modern day dark comedy’
MARION — The Marion Art Center will be holding open auditions for a play that’s been touted as a modern day dark comedy about a historical tragedy. Auditions for “Becky Nurse of Salem,” written by Sarah Ruhl and directed by Brienne Riccio, will be...
New songs by late Marion teen premiere at music festival
MARION — Nolan Gibbons — already an accomplished musician and performer as a teen — used to say, “Mom, dad, look what I made.” Before Nolan died at 15, his parents Sheila and Warren Gibbons had watched him grow as an artist. But four years after he...
Buzzards Bay Musicfest chamber music night hits all the right notes
MARION — The hair of Claudio Jaffé’s bow tore during the third movement of the opening piece at the Buzzard Bay Musicfest’s second night. The thin broken threads at each end of the bow swung wildly as the cellist performed. When Jaffé introduced...
‘Enormous treat’ kicks off 2024 Buzzards Bay Musicfest
MARION — Buzzards Bay Musicfest President Sally Conkright took the stage just before the start of the 26th rendition of the five-day long festival on Wednesday, July 10 and told the abundant opening night crowd “You’re going to have a lot of ear...
Under fog and fireworks, Marion Concert Band commences season
MARION — With dense fog shrouding fireworks from visibility, sound took center stage Sunday, July 7 at Silvershell Beach. There was, of course, the sustained booms of fireworks launched into hiding amidst a haze. But there was also the music of the...
‘A spectacular setting’: Concert series to bring world-class musicians to Marion
MARION — For five days in July, Marion becomes a hub of music as the Buzzards Bay Musicfest brings renowned performers from across the world to Sippican Harbor. The free concert series — which will run from Wednesday, July 10 to Sunday, July 14 —...
‘This is my favorite event’: Bicentennial Park gets colorful makeover
MARION — The phone at the Marion Art Center was ringing consistently throughout the morning of Saturday, July 6, with Tri-Town residents all wondering the same thing. “We had probably 20 phone calls this morning,” said Director Jodi Stevens. “People...
Independence Day eve concert opens Mattapoisett Town Band season
MATTAPOISETT — A ceiling of light blue sky blended to a stripe of violet-orange over the tree line across Mattapoisett Harbor as the music came to an end. For an hour and a half, listeners encircled the gazebo in Shipyard Park as the Mattapoisett...
Buzzards Bay Musicfest Swing Band to ‘pay homage to three jazz masters’
MARION — The Buzzards Bay Musicfest Swing Band has delighted audiences with jazz from different eras, genres, styles and origins since its inception in 2017. “The commonality is the energetic and experienced approach of the instrumentalists as they...
Marion Concert Band to perform weekly through summer
MARION — The Marion Concert Band has announced its schedule for the 2024 summer. Directed by Tobias Monte, the band begins the season Saturday, July 6 at Silvershell Beach at the Independence Day fireworks show. All other concerts begin at 7 p.m. at...
Buzzards Bay Musicfest to feature four ‘outstanding soloists’
MARION — A free five-day concert in Marion will feature four “outstanding soloists.” The 2024 Buzzards Bay Musicfest is Wednesday, July 10 to Sunday, July 14. On Wednesday, July 10 at 7:30 p.m., Cynthia Raim will be performing Beethoven’s “Piano...
Classifieds
HANDYMAN AND MORE!
Retired Licensed Plumber
THE LEARNING LOFT
Painting
more
Real Estate
Marion Waterfront Estate Open House
Marion
$4,500,000.00
Please join BKG for an Open House 99 Allens Point Rd, Marion, Offered for $4,500,000 Saturday,...
Bernadette Kelly Group
Open House 9 Ridgehill Lane, Bourne
Bourne
$1,500,000.00
This brand new home is NOW READY TO TOUR - CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS HERE Open House Saturday,...
Upper Cape Realty
Let’s CARVE out some time together Sellers!
Wareham
LET’S KEEP THE MONEY IN YOUR POCKET! AND WE’RE JUST THE AGENCY TO MAKE IT HAPPEN FOR YOU ...
...
Upper Cape Realty
Open House 89 Cohasset Rd, Wareham
Wareham
$369,900.00
Join Upper Cape Realty on Sunday, November 24th from 11:00am-1:00pm at 89 Cohasset Road, Wareham...
Upper Cape Realty
Lakeville Waterfront on Assawompsett Pond
Lakeville
$824,900.00
Gorgeous, waterfront home in a very special location on the bluffs of Assawompsett Pond. a limited...
Bernadette Kelly Group
Marion 2018 Build $625,000 Under Contract in One Week!
Marion
$625,000.00
10 FIeld Stone Lane, Marion (Sippican Woods) Listed for $625,000 Gorgeous, like new built in 2018...
Bernadette Kelly Group
Marion 2018 Build $625,000 Under Contract in One Week!
Marion
$625,000.00
10 FIeld Stone Lane, Marion (Sippican Woods) Listed for $625,000 Gorgeous, like new built in 2018...
Bernadette Kelly Group
More