Music in the park returns, a fun pet-themed festival & more!

Plus, a NYT bestselling author is coming to the South Shore.

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Dianna Carney & Camilo Díaz
June 16, 2025

Welcome to this week’s edition of Community Connections!

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This monthly event series invites you to explore local vendor booths featuring handmade crafts, watch live artistic demonstrations, and enjoy live music throughout the day.

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This family-friendly promises to be a delightful celebration bringing together pet lovers and their four-legged companions!

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Great news for those in the Quincy area who love locally grown and produced foods!

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This family-friendly event welcomes all members of the community to gather for an evening of entertainment under the summer sky.

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You're invited to experience a thrilling evening of maritime history as New York Times bestselling author Michael J. Tougias will be visiting Marshfield to share insights about his book.

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The market is the perfect place for community members to connect directly with local producers and source fresh, locally grown produce & handcrafted goods.

To learn more, check out the full article by clicking here.

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