The Chamber of Commerce revived the event after 11 years to benefit the Community Center and New England Village in Pembroke, with five food vendors and three sponsors.
The Taste of Pembroke returned on Saturday to the Community Center after an 11-year absence. Anyone who came looking for good food and music did not leave disappointed.
The current Taste of Pembroke was revived by the Pembroke Chamber of Commerce this year for the benefit of the Community Center and New England Village in Pembroke. Food offerings included Disch's, Courtside Bar and Grill, Abbondanza Pizza, Big Y and Royal Pizza. Rockland Trust, Tiny and Sons and Big Y were all sponsors of the event.
Photo by Brittany MurphyBig Y offerings - Photo by Brittany MurphyDisch's Route 53 Tavern-Photo by Brittany MurphyRoyal Pizza - Photo by Brittany MurphyPhoto by Brittany MurphyMusician C.J. Agnew provided tunes- Photo by Brittany Murphy
Vice President of the PCJ, Board member of the Bryantville Meeting House, and resident of Pembroke since 1999. She is interested in quilting, accessibility, the annual struggle with her garden and all things Pembroke.
A fun night of Pembroke-themed trivia hosted by the Pembroke Citizen Journal, with complimentary snacks from local restaurants and a cash bar. Tables seat eight, so bring a team or join one when you arrive — space is limited and registration holds your spot.
A new weekly series shows a photograph, or part of one, and asks residents to guess the Pembroke location, with the answer revealed the following week.
Tubbs Meadow on Monroe Street and Willow Brook Farm on Barker Street offer trails, parking and fall color for residents who would rather skip the drive to Vermont or New Hampshire.
A new weekly series shows a photograph, or part of one, and asks residents to guess the Pembroke location, with the answer revealed the following week.
Engineers and the building inspector found the house too fragile to move, Town Manager Bill Chenard said, and the town will seek a demolition permit that goes before the Historic District Commission.
The Republican Town Committee voted to endorse the MassGOP’s positions on the 2026 ballot questions; the Democratic Town Committee declined to state positions, saying it does not consider the questions partisan.
