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Since 1995 the Wolverine Jazz Band has been entertaining lovers of Traditional Jazz all over Boston and New England. They are considered by many to be among the finest purveyors of Vintage Jazz on the East Coast. They also have a national following, having performed at numerous Jazz festivals across the country. Perhaps somewhat shockingly, these same seven musicians have managed to stay together as a group for over two decades!

This warm-hearted, boisterously funny, and touching story by Joe DiPietro is about intergenerational relationships, deep familial love, and the inevitable little heartbreaks that occur as time passes and children grow. Free residents only performance was Friday, July 30th. August performances open to the public & require a purchased ticket.

If you like the uplifting and soulful music of New Orleans you’ll love the sound of the New Black Eagle Jazz Band. The band has delighted audiences all over the world with their huge and eclectic repertoire of jazz from the 1920’s and 30’s. The group has a mature mastery of this great American music- from Louis Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton to early Duke Ellington to Cole Porter; from blues to rags to gospel and popular songs of the era.

“Q&A with Congressman James McGovern” is the title for this month’s Women’s Circle Breakfast. Congressman McGovern began his political career by working in the office of Congressman Joe Moakley, a Democrat from South Boston. He ran for Congress in 1996 and has won reelection in each subsequent term. Congressman McGovern has fought tirelessly for the people of the Massachusetts Second District by bringing millions of dollars worth of federal funding to Worcester and has worked tirelessly to ensure that America stands up for global human rights.

This documentary is a celebration of the legendary singer-songwriter’s life and career from 1960s New York to the music mecca of 70s LA to the present.

We’re making up for lost time· with an extra concert performance featuring The Tom Nutile Big Band – one of the region’s most accomplished and exciting big bands and another Southgate favorite! In addition to traditional swing, they also play modem pop tunes, Latin, lindy, modem jazz, waltzes and more!

Men’s Breakfast Club welcomes Kevin Mizikar, Shrewsbury’s Town Manager. A Pittsburgh native, he earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and a master’s degree in public administration from West Virginia University. He has received several other recognitions and certifications, including being a certified public purchasing official.

We’re back! It’s our first official meeting/rehearsal for our 2021 Anniversary Show and ALL CAST/CREW are asked to join us in the theatre as we kick-off “Southgate’s Got Talent” once again! We have lots of important information to distribute as well as start to work on the show tunes! Curtain Going Up!

Join us for a casual brown bag picnic lunch in our own park with music at 12:30 from Dan Gabel and his Worcester Youth Jazz Ensemble. These talented students focus on a traditional and current big band repertoire. The group members are guided through a history of big band arranging and composition, and perform selections from key eras and writers. Previous registration required for brown bag lunch.

The Green Dragon Bindery was established as a book bindery in 1964 by Al-lan “Skip” Carpenter Jr. and is located on an historic property in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Gradually, what started as a hobby in the antique business, blossomed into a small family operation that today boasts over 150 years of combined bookbinding experience. Their services range from book binding (leather, cloth, vellum and paper), wall & atlas maps, posters, documents, globes, scientific instruments and objects.

The staff at Talbots in Solomon Pond Mall will treat the ladies to a morning of fashion and styling tips for fall. Previous registration required.

Patty is a professional singer, actress and writer with international credits. She has performed in New York, Los Angeles and London and has been seen across the country in Regional, Stock and Dinner Theatre doing a lot of Musical Theatre. Her favorites include, The Sound of Music, South Pacific, Oklahoma, and Damn Yankees, just to name a few! She is Artistic Director of the professional national touring company Connecticut Children’s Theatre and has written over 40 original musicals for young audiences produced and performed for over one million children through national tours and New York productions.