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LOBSTER LUNCH MAY 31, 2024
Lobster Lunch May 31, 2024 at Centenary United Methodist Church, Attleboro. Order your lobster lunch today! Order the Lobster Tortilla Wrap or the Traditional Famous Lobster Roll. Both are filled with chunky lobster meat on a thin bed of lettuce (with or without mayo). Alternatively, enjoy a 12oz container of homemade macaroni and cheese with chunks of lobster meat.
Taunton community mourns unexpected loss of beloved sound engineer
The sudden death of a sound engineer is sending shockwaves through Taunton's music scene. Ralph Morris' family told NBC 10 he died this week after visiting his mother over the weekend. In his four years working at the Taunton District Center for the Arts, he became a jack-of-all-trades, helping keep...
Readers share their Valley Pets
For our annual edition of Valley Pets, we again asked our readers to send us their best pet photos for a chance to be featured on the cover – and once again, the response exceeded our expectations. We received so many great options that we couldn’t choose just one....
Neil Young and Crazy Horse deliver blistering show in Mansfield
In a blistering 2.5 hour-set, the band — who hasn’t toured in over a decade — delivered hit after hit, in what was essentially a Greatest Hits show. Neil Young and Crazy Horse turned Xfinity Center into Great Woods on Friday night, in all its ragged glory.
Jabbawaukee highlights one of their best performances of 2023 with ‘Live Worms’
The year 2023 was a busy one for the Providence psychedelic funk-jam band Jabbawaukee. The quartet of keyboardist and co-vocalist Jack Skiffington, guitarist and co-vocalist David Hobson, bassist and co-vocalist Brendon Bjorness-Murano and drummer Stu Taylor played a ton of shows all over New England and beyond while releasing a new single with “New Speedway Boogie” in July of that year. The following September, they were part of the heralded Wormtown Music Festival that annually takes place at Camp Kee-Wanee in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Along with their performance, this particular edition of the festival was headlined by Chicago psychedelic soul artist Neal Francis, Denver funk purveyors The Motet and Hartford jam band legends Max Creek. To document this special occasion, Jabbawaukee decided to record their performance and release it as an album titled “Live Worms” earlier this spring.
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