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Explore the human form with artists at the Cultural Center
The Dartmouth Cultural Center’s latest exhibit is focused on figures, with 13 artists from around the South Coast featuring their work representing the human body. Many artists begin learning how to paint using the human body as a model, said...
Celebrate spring with ‘The Sound of Music’ at Bishop Stang
As flowers bloom across Dartmouth and the chitter of bird song fills the crisp morning hours, the Bishop Stang Theatre Company is celebrating the spring season with the classic musical, “The Sound of Music.” Set in 1930s Austria, the musical tells...
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Have some ‘Big Fun’ attending UMass production of ‘Heathers: The Musical’
For the first time in years, a pit band will be accompanying the UMass Dartmouth Theater Company, one of two theater companies at the college, for its production of “Heathers: The Musical” over the April 12 to 14 weekend. Approximately eight pit...
Artists invited to submit artwork for Figurative Exhibition
The Dartmouth Cultural Center is curating artwork for its Figurative Exhibition that will run from Friday, May 3 to Saturday, June 1. Artists are welcomed to submit up to three pieces of artwork that in some way represent the human form. The entry...
A theater thrill: 20 Cent Fiction to perform ‘Ride the Cyclone’
Take a thrilling ride on the Cyclone with 20 Cent Fiction, one of two theater companies at UMass Dartmouth, over the April 5 to 7 weekend. Directed by sophomore Brian Galindo, “Ride the Cyclone,” follows the story of St. Cassian High School chamber...
Unearthing the archive: Willoughby Elliott retrospective opens at Cultural Center
For the next few weeks, the walls of the Dartmouth Cultural Center will display the works of Willoughby Elliot, a local artist and cultural icon who passed away in 2016. Elliott was an instructor for over 40 years at UMass Dartmouth, teaching...
‘We are literally becoming trash’: Sculpture built from 30,000 nip bottles
In her years combing beaches for trash to use in her eco-activist artwork, Rebecca McGee Tuck has found some pretty weird stuff, the strangest being the top row of teeth from somebody’s dentures that had washed ashore. Everything she collects, even...
AP Art students to celebrate their work at Cultural Center
The walls of the Dartmouth Cultural Center, located at 404 Elm Street, have been brightened with the work of young Dartmouth artists. Dartmouth High School’s Advanced Placement Art class will have its work on display until Saturday, March 23, with a...
Local author presents ‘The Birds of Dog’
Local author Ann Parson will be giving an illustrated lecture of her new book, “ The Birds of Dog: An Historical Novel Based on Mostly True Events” at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 21 in the Haskell Room at Southworth Library. Going back to the 1800s...
Dartmouth High School Theatre moves on to state semifinals for annual competition
It’s not all that often that someone finds themselves sitting in an airport arguing with strangers about luggage and their childhood, but that’s exactly how Dartmouth High School Theatre’s performance proceeded during the preliminary round of the...
Acclaimed composer conducts Dartmouth’s school orchestras
For the past three days, Dartmouth Public Schools’ orchestras have practiced constantly. The night before Friday’s concert, the young musicians strummed their strings into the late evening, past 9 p.m., said low strings coordinator Michael Daniels...
The viola takes center stage in latest Chamber Music Series at St. Peter’s
In a full symphony orchestra, the violas are the “glue” that binds the strings together, said violist Anna Griffis. So to have two violas in a string quintet, “it’s all that much more glue,” she said. “It’s really rich, really lush.” That richness...
‘It brought back the child in me’: DNRT celebrates with Dreyfus the Groundhog
The audience sang along, cheered and laughed as Jackson Gillman delivered the joyous and at-times harrowing tale of Dreyfus the groundhog, who leaves behind the security of his snowy den to explore the mysterious and magical winter wonderland beyond...
Dartmouth Cultural Center students reflect on the ocean for online exhibit
An upcoming online exhibit from the National Association of Women Artists spotlights art teachers, art schools and their students — so it seemed a natural fit for Gallery Director Jill Law to spotlight the Dartmouth Cultural Center and three of its...
Three Dartmouth students reflected in Emerging Young Artists and Designers exhibition
Out of the 808 New England students that submitted pieces of art to be considered for the 2024 Emerging Young Artists and Designers exhibition only 199 students were accepted — and Dartmouth High School students nabbed three of those spots. “One...
‘We’re all learning new things’: Michelangelo film series at Southworth Library
From Michelangelo’s greatest works to the Nazis’ plundering of priceless European art during World War II, the Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries is offering free video lessons to anyone who wants to brush up on art history. Art enthusiasts and...
UMass art students use music and illustration to address climate change
NEW BEDFORD — As engineers and climate scientists explore solutions to rising sea levels, UMass Dartmouth art students turned to music and illustration to explore this typically science-heavy subject. UMass’s Dartmouth’s College of Visual and...
Celebrate Groundhog Day with the story of Dreyfus the groundhog
Come celebrate Groundhog Day with a live performance of “A Mid-Winter Night’s Dream” performed by Jackson Gillman. The event will be held from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 2 at the Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust Center at 318 Chase Road in Dartmouth...
‘I didn’t realize there were so many artists in my area’: Holiday art exhibition features Dartmouth artists and sculptors
During the third weekends of July and August, South Coast Artists invites the public to a self-guided tour of up to 75 local art studios , where people can see the artists as they paint, sculpt and draw new works of art. New SCA president Stephen...
Caroling and storytime at the Russells Mills schoolhouse
A merry gathering of carolers and musicians came together the evening of Dec. 17 at the Russells Mills schoolhouse to perform holiday music from across the globe, representing Ukraine, Germany, Israel and more. The Dartmouth Historical and Arts...
Fierce cupcake decorating competition at Library names new champion
What does it take to decorate the perfect cupcake? That was the challenge posed to the children who competed in this year’s annual cupcake decorating competition Saturday afternoon at the Dartmouth North Branch Library. Sprinkles and frosting were...
Holiday concert at middle school enjoys big turnout
People could hardly find a parking spot at the Dartmouth Middle School Thursday night as cars overflowed into the Town Hall parking lot. The holiday concert featured several fun and light-hearted Christmas songs performed by the sixth, seventh and...
Symphonic holiday favorites come to North Branch Library
It’s not often a symphony performance becomes a sing-along show. But on Saturday, Dec. 9, the audience at the North Branch Library sang along as musicians of the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra performed classical versions of popular holiday carols,...
Send us your holiday decorations!
It's that time of year when colorful lights and evergreen wreaths pop up all over town, and we want to share it with you! We're looking for photos of decorations for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and other holidays, from the homes of Dartmouth...
Davoll’s General Store featured in short film by Fairhaven resident
Davoll’s General Store, in South Dartmouth, will make its way to the big screen. Fairhaven native Alyssa Botelho has finished production on “Sweet Freedom,” an independent, historical fiction short film that explores the true story of Afro-...
Sixth annual holiday exhibit comes to the Cultural Center
South Coast Artists will celebrate the holiday season with the 6th annual Holiday Arts Exhibit at the Dartmouth Cultural Center, starting Dec. 1. An official reception will kick off the exhibit on Dec. 1 from 5 to 8 p.m., during the Padanaram...
Dartmouth artists featured in Fine Arts Club at the Cultural Center
As Dartmouth artist Gregoire Marshall unveiled his two large mixed-media canvases — one 30 inches by 40 inches, and the other 48 inches by 60 inches — he passed around five pages of text to go along with it. On those pages, he connected the...
St. Julie’s Ladies Guild looks ‘to foster community spirit’ with first craft fair
In its first outing, the Ladies Guild of St. Julie Billiart Church’s craft fair brought together hundreds of community members to shop at tables of 30 local vendors, who peddled everything from pepper jam to holiday ornaments to homemade wreaths and...
Follow the yellow brick road to Take a Bow Youth Theater’s new show
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, but pay very close attention to the women behind Take a Bow Youth Theater, who spend months teaching, choreographing and designing each musical. The Dartmouth-based theater will ring in December with...
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