Townsquare Sunday

AHA! New Bedford Executive Director Kim Goddard discusses April’s theme, “Protecting the Planet.”

Martha Yules, a member of the New Bedford Film Festival Board of Directors, shares some of the highlights for the upcoming edition of the festival.

Bryon Knight, founder of the Shepherd Center for the Performing Arts in Fairhaven, is joined by Jess Wilson and Garrett Olson, founders of the WatermelonAlligator Theatre Company, which will become the new resident theatre company at the Shepherd Center.

UMass Dartmouth Political Science Professor Ken Manning offers insight into the SAVE America Act and its prospects.

Pauline Santos, President of the Dartmouth Cultural Center, discusses what will be happening at the center in March and April.

Marissa Perez-Dormitzer and Mali Lim discuss some upcoming recycling workshops that combine reuse and art.

Victoria Grasela of the United Way of Greater New Bedford talks about the upcoming spring edition of the Hunger Heroes Food Drop, as well as some other events.

Elizabeth Bettencourt, Artistic Director of the New Bedford Festival Theatre, discusses the recent move back into the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center and a newly-earned tax credit.

AHA! New Bedford Executive Director Kim Goddard discusses what is coming up for the March AHA! Night.

Zane Cox and a group of artists discuss the work of New Bedford Creative.