With its beautiful views of Sippican Harbor and college-quality facilities, the Fireman Center for the Performing Arts ranks among the finest at New England secondary schools. The building contains a 650-seat auditorium suited for concerts (with orchestra pit), a state-of-the-art sound board and computerized light board, and a fully equipped scenery shop.  A second, more intimate performance space in Lyndon South Auditorium is regularly utilized for smaller chamber performances.   The Fireman Center also houses seven music practice rooms with pianos, two large classrooms spaces for music theory classes, two large ensemble rooms, and a 100-watt FM radio station.

As a testament to the quality of the performance and rehearsal space that Tabor students have at their disposal, the Fireman Center is the annual host site each July of the Buzzards Bay Music Festival featuring performers from the Kansas City Orchestra joined by visiting artists of national and international stature. Tabor also serves as the Southeastern Massachusetts site for concerts performed by the Boston Chamber Music Society.