Another week may be here, but have no fear my dear- for fun is near!

Don't forget, the best way to make unforgettable memories is by spending time with your community.

Small Business Spotlight:

Cape Cod Coffee in Wareham

This local business just opened its 3rd location!

Cape Cod Coffee has just opened its third location, over 25 miles away from its original two locations! In addition to their freshly roasted coffee from 12 different countries, they also serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, making it the perfect spot for foodies and coffee lovers alike. The owners, Pam and Jan Aggerbeck, are passionate about providing high-quality coffee and personalized service. They only use beans that are certified by Fair Trade and Rainforest Alliance, and grown without pesticides.

To learn more about Cape Cod Coffee and its new location, check out my full article by clicking here.

Local Eats & Treats:

Dairy Twist in Pembroke

It has been a big year for the small ice cream shop located on Route 52! Earlier this year, Dairy Twist announced that it was under new ownership. The best part? The new owners are family friends of the original owners! The beloved community favorite is now celebrating its 10th year in business and will open this week. To learn more, check out my full article by clicking here.

Explore Your Community:

Photo Contest at Blue Hills

Explore Blue Hills, snap a photo & enter for free for a chance to win a prize!

Are you tired of staying indoors? Grab that camera you bought years ago and join the Blue Hills Photo Contest! The Blue Hills is a beautiful natural haven for animals and people alike. By entering the contest, you'll help showcase why the Blue Hills is so special and why it's important to care for it.

To learn more about the Blue Hills photo contest, check out my full article by clicking here.

21+ Event of The Week

Goat Yoga in Hanson

Cuddles, selfies, and downward dog!

If you're looking for something fun to do with friends, consider leaving the human kids at home and doing some yoga with furry kids instead! That's right, goat yoga has returned to a local farm, and if you're an animal lover, this is an event you won't want to miss. Although this isn't a strictly 21+ event, this is one that is best for older teens and adults.

WHEN: Select Sundays starting in April

To learn more about goat yoga and the farm that's hosting it, check out my full article by clicking here.

Family-Friendly Event of The Week

Free Paint Night in Marshfield

Learn how to paint a beautiful mountain landscape for free!

You're invited to a watercolor painting class that will teach you the techniques needed to create a beautiful mountain landscape. The best part? It's free to attend! Be sure to register to save a spot.

WHEN: Thursday, April 6th

To learn more about this free, family-friendly event, read my full article by clicking here.

Community Chatter:

Student Art Exhibit in Plymouth

A local art museum is celebrating Youth Arts Month!

A district-wide collaboration between Plymouth Public Schools has resulted in a student-made art exhibit currently on display at a local museum in downtown Plymouth. This exhibit showcases the artwork of students in celebration of ‘Youth Arts Month’!

WHEN: Until April 2nd

To learn more about the student art exhibit, check out my article by clicking here.

Pawsome Pet of The Week:

Littlest Heart Throb in Scituate

Tiny and cute, and looking for a family too!

Pat is an adorable sheep dog looking for love! He's a puppy who loves to get into trouble and chew, but he's surely to grow out of it- and quickly, as they don't stay puppies for very long! To learn more about Pat, check out my full article by clicking here.

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