Townsquare Sunday

DATMA Chair of the Board Nicholas Sullivan previews the exhibits that will be on display in New Bedford.

New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center Executive Director Laura Orleans and Programs Manager Joe Ritter discuss the Center’s upcoming schedule of events.

Bill Goldsmith discusses the upcoming Cranberry Country Kids’ Ride, a Pan-Mass Challenge Kids’ Ride that is coming up in Rochester.

AHA Director Kim Goddard discusses the Pride-themed AHA! Night for June and share details on the 2025 Summer Sound Series.

Jeff Costa and David Trauterman from Sangha New Bedford discuss the upcoming season of “Wellness in Cushman Park,” a series of free yoga and Qigong classes held throughout the summer at Fairhaven’s Cushman Park.

Zeiterion Performing Arts Center President and CEO Rosemary Gill discusses two events the Z is planning in June to keep the public aware of all of its renovation work, and provide some fun as well.

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.