Middleborough Public Schools Fine & Performing Arts

09/14/2026

Check out these upcoming events for STW!

September 21st - Senior Showcase Performances
September 24th - Freshmen Coffeehouse

09/08/2026

06/13/2026

That’s Entertainment 47 is a ton of fun! One more chance to see it Saturday 6/13 at 7pm.

Check out the show photos!

06/12/2026

Looking for something fun to do tonight or Saturday night?

Join us for That's Entertainment 47: Childhood Books — a fantastic show for audiences of all ages! Featuring incredible performances inspired by some of your favorite childhood stories, this year's production is filled with talent, creativity, music, and fun.

🕖 Show starts at 7:00 PM

Whether you're bringing young children, grandparents, or friends, this is a show everyone can enjoy. The cast and crew have dedicated countless hours of hard work, rehearsals, and passion to bring this production to life, and it truly shows on stage.

Don't miss your chance to support these amazing students and experience an unforgettable evening of entertainment!

06/10/2026

Come check out That's Entertainment 47: Childhood Books at Middleborough High School. It's going to be a great show and our seniors final performances!!

Friday, June 12, 7PM
Saturday, June 13, 7PM

Tickets are $10 at the door (cash and credit/debit accepted) and are also available to purchase online in advance. Use the link below (this is the ONLY link to purchase tickets).

https://gofan.co/app/school/MA14641_2

06/09/2026

MHS and Speech & Theatre Workshop welcomed some of our 1st grade students to preview That’s Entertainment 47, ‘Childhood Books’. What a great group of students and teachers! Thank you for coming and for being a great audience 😀

Come check out the full show on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13 at 7pm. Tickets are $10 at the door (cash and debit/credit accepted).

06/08/2026

NMS Ensembles Participate in Great East Music Festival

On Friday, June 5th. The Music Department of the Nichols Middle School took 78 7th & 8th grade band, chorus and orchestra students to participate in the Great East Music Festival held at the Tupelo Music Hall in Derry, NH. Each group performed several pieces for a panel of adjudicators who evaluated the performances against a rubric, with each ensemble earning Silver ratings. The judges then conducted a workshop with each group working on improving skills like phrasing and melodic contour. Performances included "Homeward Bound" by the chorus, "Fire Star" by the orchestra, and "Lord of the Rings" by the band. Following the festival the groups, led by teachers Eliza Thornton & Patrick Converse, and supported by 9 volunteer chaperones ventured to Canobie Lake Park for the afternoon to celebrate.

06/02/2026

Congratulations to Middleborough High School Senior Lily Price for her nomination for Best Performance in a Female Supporting Role for her portrayal of Persephone in Hadestown: Teen Edition!

This recognition adds to Lily's invitation to audition for the National Jimmy Awards.

The winners will be announced next week at an awards ceremony hosted by The Massachusetts Educational Theatre Guild (METG).

05/29/2026

Congratulations to our MECC students for their amazing performances! Special shout out to Katie Quinlan Iveson who does an incredible job with our youngest MPS students.

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05/25/2026

In March 2026, the MHS Band, Concert Choir and Orchestra traveled to Washington D.C. Part of our trip was a visit to Arlington Cemetery to visit the grave of Middleboro Medal of Honor hero, Wayne M. Caron. Students learned about his story, his acts of bravery, and how he made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others. They also found his name on the Vietnam Wall. This was a powerful learning moment as they connected real life with history books.

Today we remember and honor all those who gave their lives in service to our country. The MHS Band participated in the Memorial Day Ceremony and played the service songs. Brayden Pittsley (‘26) and Aidan Ferreira (‘27) played taps to honor the fallen. This year had a little extra meaning as students were able to more fully understand the incredible bravery and sacrifice our service members give.