Townsquare Sunday

New Bedford Military Museum President Bill Niedzwiedz talks about the history of the museum and some of its newer attractions.

Lori Sousa, Director of Development and Marketing for Meeting Street/Schwartz School discusses the school and the work that it does.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the Star Store not coming back to New Bedford and more.

Lori Bradley and Heather Stivison discuss the upcoming Hatch Street Open Studios and Sale event to close out ArtWeek SouthCoast.

Caroline Conzatti of the Community Boating Center and Meagan Lincoln from the PACE Coordinated Family & Community Engagement program discuss the upcoming New Bedford Family Fest on May 18.

Sarrah Young, manager for WalkMS, and Tracy Eldridge of Team Heroes Walk discuss the battle against multiple sclerosis and the upcoming fundraiser walk in New Bedford.

Pauline Santos, President of the Dartmouth Cultural Center, and Grant Chair Tom Leverett discusses the upcoming center programming for May and June.

Margo Saulnier, Director of Creative Services for the New Bedford Economic Development Council, and architect Anthi Frangiadis discuss the upcoming ArtWeek SouthCoast festival.

Executive Director Christine Monska discusses the work the Women's Fund does in the community and its upcoming Mother’s Day slate of events.

Author Cara Bean of New Bedford has developed a unique way for teens to better understand emotional and mental health issues, and has written and illustrated the book "Here I Am, I Am Me: An illustrated Guide to Mental Health."