Rotch-Jones-Duff House and Garden Museum Executive Director Dawn Salerno and Community Engagement Coordinator Lauren Pothier talk about the museum, its magnificent flower gardens, and the 40th anniversary Garden Party.

Meredith Mattson-Days, President of the Charles R. Washburn Memorial Trust, talks about the Trust and its Farmers’ Market.

Sue Furtado, founder of the WAGS Rescue League (Waiting Animals Getting Support), discusses her organization and what the upcoming Wagstock 2025 event is all about.

The New Bedford Art Museum is 30 years old this year, and director Suzanne de Vegh and her team are planning a gala celebration to mark the occasion. She discussed future plans for the museum and the gala coming up on June 10.

New Bedford native Maurice Barnes talks about his upcoming community fundraiser in honor of his younger brother Ethan, who committed suicide in 2022, and how the event will benefit the New Bedford Boys and Girls Club.

Tom Hunt discusses the upcoming Ride of Silence in Dartmouth to honor his son Eric, killed 15 years ago while riding his bicycle in Boston.

David Jennings, director of the Lafayette-Durfee House in Fall River, discusses the upcoming reenactment of the Battle of Fall River, a Revolutionary War battle that took place in May 1778.

St. Anthony of Padua Music Coordinator Gisele Pappas and internationally acclaimed organist Dr. Michal Szostak of Poland discuss his upcoming performance on the church’s historic 113-year old pipe organ.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses his column on and interview with former New Bedford Police Chief Paul Oliveira.

New Bedford Public Schools Superintendent Andrew O’Leary discusses the latest on education in New Bedford, including the clawback of federal funds from the Trump Administration.