Bridgewater Dome, originally known as Bridgewater Sports Complex, was established in 1994 as a cornerstone of the community,
dedicated to enriching the lives of youth through a wide array of athletic activities.

Affectionately called "The Dome,” it has evolved over the past three decades into a premier destination for indoor athletics, serving not only Bridgewater but also neighboring towns across Massachusetts. It caters to leagues, tournaments and open play for both youth and adults - from soccer, field hockey, basketball, softball, lacrosse, and pickleball. It features amenities such as a full-service snack bar and a dedicated space for birthday parties and event rentals. Future plans include expanding for more field/court & venue rental spaces and a variety of community classes and events tailored for individuals and families.

Bridgewater Dome is here to empower our community and be a home for all.

Bridgewater Sports Complex, a beloved family-owned sports facility established in 1994 by Patty and Mark Oliari, proudly announces its rebranding to Bridgewater Dome in celebration of its 30th anniversary. Since its inception, Bridgewater Dome has been a cornerstone of the community, dedicated to enriching the lives of youth through a wide array of athletic activities.

Bridgewater Dome has evolved over the past three decades into a premier destination for indoor athletics, serving not only Bridgewater but also neighboring towns across Massachusetts. The facility now caters to leagues, tournaments and open play for both youth and adults - from soccer, field hockey, basketball, softball, lacrosse, and pickleball. It features amenities such as a full-service snack bar and a dedicated space for birthday parties and event rentals.

"As we celebrate our 30th anniversary, we are excited to unveil our new identity as Bridgewater Dome," said General Manager Greg Allen. "This rebranding reflects our evolution into more than just a sports complex. We are now a dynamic community space, welcoming families, local businesses, and organizations from across Massachusetts and the New England area."

Even with a severe winter storm leading to the reconstruction from the original air-supported dome structure into the brick-and-mortar building that stands today, generations of athletes and families who have cherished its facilities still affectionately call it "The Dome.”

"The transformation to Bridgewater Dome is more than just a name change; it's a homage and a celebration of our legacy and the community that has supported us throughout the years," said owner Patty Oliari. "This new name honors their dedication and the memories created within these walls."

Looking ahead, Bridgewater Dome plans to further expand its operations to include more field/court and venue rental spaces and a variety of community classes and events tailored for individuals and families. This expansion aims to solidify Bridgewater Dome as a central hub for both sports enthusiasts and community members seeking a vibrant and inclusive environment.