Townsquare Sunday

Old Rochester Regional High School Early Childhood Program teacher Liz Kennedy and junior Kennedy McKay discuss the upcoming “Fall Family Fun Day.”

George Bailey, Program Director for New Bedford’s Mobile Ministries, formerly known as Mobile Loaves and Fishes, talks about feeding and clothing New Bedford's homeless and needy population for the past 17 years.

New Bedford Schools Superintendent Andrew O'Leary discusses how free breakfast and lunch will continue in city schools throughout the remainder of the year despite the government shutdown.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane previews the upcoming municipal election in New Bedford.

Seaglass Theater Company Founder and Artistic Director Patrice Tiedemann discusses the organization and previews its upcoming show "And The Beat Goes On: 100 years of Cabaret Music.”

Richard Seguin, past Commandant of the Greater New Bedford Marine Corps League Detachment #1399 and Paymaster Dan Leblanc discuss an upcoming event in Freetown to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps.

Photographer Anthony Barboza, known internationally for shaping the story of American photography for more than 50 years, discusses his new exhibit by the New Bedford Art Museum and the New Bedford Historical Society titled "Anthony Barboza: I Return With a Feeling of Us.”

Rev. David Lima, Chair of the New Bedford Suicide Prevention Coalition and Cathy Rutkowski, Co-Director of the Children's Advocacy Center of Bristol County, discuss a film about the dangers of social media that will be shown twice in New Bedford.

St. Joseph’s Church parishioner Margaret Gray and Rev. Maiki Kamauoha discuss the upcoming unwanted gold and silver jewelry event to help fund repairs to the 100-year-old Fairhaven church.

Supreme Perfection Studios Acting and Modeling Instructor Lori Truehart discusses the one-stop performing arts studio where every student, regardless of ability, can learn. She also discusses the upcoming Cell-ebrity Jail & Bail fundraiser.