Townsquare Sunday

Dartmouth Veterans Agent Matthew Brouillette discusses Memorial Day and an upcoming ceremony to honor Korean War veterans and their families.

Mike Jesus of Club Sport Madeirense in New Bedford, the organization behind the giant Feast of the Blessed Sacrament, discusses the second annual Country Music Festa scheduled for Saturday, June 3.

Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos discusses the center's schedule of events for May and June.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane offers insight into Mayor Jon Mitchell's State of the City Address, the city council sustaining Mitchell's vetoes of their proposed ballot questions, and more.

Buzzards Bay Area Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Christine Lacourse discusses the local Habitat and its latest project, a duplex being constructed in Westport.

Victoria Grasela of the United Way of Greater New Bedford discusses her agency teaming with the National Association of Letter Carriers for this year's Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.

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.