Pembroke
FOOD & DRINK
Have you been to Crepes n Capes in Weymouth? YOU HAVE TO CHECK IT OUT!
My son and I were recently invited in to try Crepes N Capes menu. Upon getting there we observed that they also offered outdoor seating, which would be amazing on a sunny, warm day! We went inside to view the menus, and I was very impressed! Crepes N Capes has a lot of options and delicious combinations for crepes and oatmeal. Some are sweet and some are savory. There was an option to ''build your own'' crepe, and my son was very excited for that. He loved having the ability to choose his own fillings. He ended up going with marshmallows, ice cream and nutella.
New Lakeville location gives art studio a sense of 'permanence'
LAKEVILLE — Lakeville artists of all ages and abilities now have a new space to hone their craft. The Heart in Art, an art studio whose mission is to make the arts accessible to people of all mental and physical abilities, opened the doors at its new location at 54 Main St. Lakeville on Friday, Aug. 23.
Oak Point artists prepare for upcoming exhibition
LAKEVILLE — The Oak Point Art Association is putting the finishing touches on its mixed media exhibit which will be on display at the Great Ponds Gallery in Lakeville from Thursday, Sept. 5 to Thursday, Oct. 31. The show features 20 artists who have produced 39 works in oils,...
Daily Double of Favorite National Food Days!
— News via Quincy Quarry News – News, Opinion and Commentary. Today is a National Day daily double for two favorite food treats: peach pie and waffles!. When it is harvest season few things brighten a dinner menu or as just a simple treat, it is tough to top a freshly baked peach pie.
Sailors befriend pod of dolphins off Plymouth, Massachusets
PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Some lucky sailors got the rare opportunity to befriend some dolphins Saturday while they were out boating off the coast of Massachusetts. A group of friends came across the marine mammals in Plymouth Bay as they were returning from Provincetown. They said the dolphins became curious...
Exploring plumed hats at a Mass. museum
CANTON, Mass. — You may be surprised to learn that hats played a role in the founding of the environmental protection organization,Mass Audubon. Jennifer Tafe, director of Mass Audubon's Museum of American Bird Art, says at the turn of the 20th century, feathered hats and headpieces were the height of fashion, and experts believe at least 37 million birds were killed for the plumed hat industry. Mass Audubon was founded in 1896 when Harriet Hemingway and Minna B. Hall launched a campaign across Massachusetts to convince women to stop wearing feathered hats. The museum's collection includes feathered hats from a range of eras.
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.