Blair Taylor, Director of Community Engagement at the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center in New Bedford, discusses the sensory-friendly performance of "It's OK to Be Different" at the Z.

Nationally-recognized photographer Anthony Barboza grew up in New Bedford and will return to his hometown on May 6 for a book-signing at the New Bedford Art Museum. He discusses his life and his career.

Stephanie Mancini and Ray Prevost of YMCA Southcoast report on the splash pad project at the Stoico/FirstFed YMCA in Swansea, and share how you can get involved.

Buy Black NB founder Justina Perry discusses the online directory of Black and minority-owned businesses and the upcoming gala, which is a fundraising event for her non-profit.

Paula Montgomery of Women United and Kyra Chomak of WOMEN RUN discussed the upcoming Mother's Day 5K Run and Walk happening in South Dartmouth.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses the lack of sprinklers in the city's rooming house and tenaments and more.

Allison Meyette, Education and Engagement Manager at the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, outlines activities for April and May. At the top of the list, the Center is joining with Spinner Publications for a photo exhibit beginning April 13 highlighting 100 years or so of the Port of New Bedford (1860-1980).

Prof. Ken Manning, head of the UMass Dartmouth Political Science Dept., offers thoughts on the Donald Trump indictment.

Rev. David Lima of the Interchurch Council gives details on the Rise Up for Homes fundraising effort to help the 30 or so people displaced by the Royal Crown rooming house fire in New Bedford.

Children's Advocacy Center of Bristol County Co-Directors Cathy Rutkowski and Lara Stone, and Outreach Coordinator Kylie Farias, discussed National Child Abuse Prevention Month, the agency's mission, and some of its outreach programs.