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Time to reduce, reuse, recycle and paint

Join the Dartmouth Cultural Center and Beverly Pusateri for “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Art Projects for Children,” on for a five week art class using recyclables like tin cans, paper rolls, plastic bottles and cups, turning them into works of art while...

Nine Dartmouth residents to take on the Buzzards Bay Swim

The Buzzards Bay Swim returns on Saturday, June 28 at 7 a.m., with more than 275 swimmers set to take on the 1.2-mile open water course from New Bedford’s South End to Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven, including nine from right here in Dartmouth. Canceled...

Picnic, patriotism and music: A classic Fourth of July celebration to continue

Pack a picnic, bring a flag and get ready to enjoy an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration as the Dartmouth Community Band and Historical and Arts Society once again host their annual Band & Picnic at the Russells Mills Schoolhouse. This year’s...

Things to do: Week of June 19

Friday, June 20 Turnip the beetAs the days grow longer, the wait for Dartmouth’s Farmers Market is finally over.Fresh fruits and vegetables along with handmade crafts are back as the 2025 season continues on Friday, June 20, from 12 to 5 p.m. at 789...

Hear one woman's journey in keeping an iconic species alive

Join the next Mass Audubon Summer Series session on Thursday, June 26 and learn of the challenges Tina Morris faced as a female pioneer in raptor biology.  Morris will share her journey as a young graduate student tasked with reintroducing bald...

Join in on the 35th year of getting hooked on fishing – not drugs

The Knights of Columbus in Dartmouth will host the 35th annual “Get Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs” kids’ fishing tournament on Saturday, June 28, from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Mello’s Pond, located one mile west of UMass Dartmouth on Old Westport...

Things to do: Week of June 5

Friday, June 6 Turnip the beet As the days grow longer, the wait for Dartmouth’s Farmers & Artisan Market to reopen becomes shorter. Fresh fruits and vegetables along with handmade crafts are just on the horizon as the 2025 season looks to kick off...

Victorian medicine’s bizarre past comes alive at Dartmouth Senior Center

  Bloodletting, kitchen-cupboard cures and the dawn of X-rays: the strange world of late-Victorian medicine will be on full display at the Dartmouth Senior Center on Monday, June 9 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. The performance, “Myths & Miracles of...

Things to do: Week of May 29

  Thursday, May 29 Moments from nature Mass Audubon is kicking off its annual Summer Speaker Series at the Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary later this month, offering a season of free, art- and nature-inspired evening programs in the historic Stone...

Marina to be dedicated to Warren G. Hathaway

Dartmouth will be celebrating and honoring a sailing legacy Friday, June 6 as the community is invited to join for the dedication and ribbon cutting of the Warren G. Hathaway Marina at the Aurthur F. Dias Town Landing. The program, which is hosted...

For lovers of nature and art: Mass Audubon kicks off Summer Speaker Series

Mass Audubon is kicking off its annual Summer Speaker Series at the Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary later this month, offering a season of free, art- and nature-inspired evening programs in the historic Stone Barn. The series begins Thursday, May 29,...

Learn how voters are identified at the polls with the Republican Town Committee

In 36 states, laws request voters show some form of identification at the polls while the remaining 14 use other methods.  Join the Dartmouth Republican Town Committee for its monthly meeting Wednesday, May 28 to learn more about this from guest...

Explore watercolor techniques with local artist

Explore techniques for creating different effects in watercolor painting in a two-hour workshop with local artist and teacher Jane Bregoli. The workshop, which is hosted by the Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries, will take place Tuesday, June 17 and...

Help raise money for the Dartmouth Arts & Historical Society

Join the Dartmouth Historical & Arts Society for its May indoor yard sale on Saturday the 24th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Schoolhouse, located at 1205 Russells Mills Road. Browse an array of books, antiques, household items, games, small...

Compete in Scams Jeopardy

Compete for prizes in an interactive Jeopary-inspired game about scams, consumer rights, landlord-tenant law and how to avoid real financial jeopardy. The program is being offered by the New Bedford Local Consumer Program at the Dartmouth North...

Place new flags at Elm Street Cemetery for Memorial Day

  It’s that time of year again. With the Memorial Day holiday and accompanying parade and festivities drawing near, the town’s Veteran Services Office is seeking volunteers to help reflag the Elm Street Cemetery.  The flagging will take place on...

What to know about this year’s Memorial Day Parade

Memorial Day is May 26 and the town of Dartmouth will once again host its annual parade to honor those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. The parade will kick off at 9 a.m. at Apponagansett Park on Gulf Road and will proceed across the...

What's the latest on the bike path? Find out at the summit

The South Coast Bikeway Alliance is hosting its 11th annual summit on Tuesday, May 13. Guest will have the opportunity to discuss the latest developments in the South Coast Bikeway project.  Hosted at UMass Dartmouth’s School for Marine Science &...

Singing and celebrations to mark 60 years

The Greater New Bedford Choral Society is celebrating 60 years this May at its annual Spring Concert. Hear them sing Sunday, May 18 at 3 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, 133 School Street in New Bedford.  This season, the choral society includes 19...

A possible path to better breathing

With allergy season in full swing, Power of Life Chiropractic is offering a free community health class focused on using natural solutions to help manage respiratory issues and seasonal allergies — without relying on medications. The event, led by...

Get ready to ‘turnip the beet’ at Dartmouth’s Farmers Market

As the days grow longer, the wait for Dartmouth’s Farmers & Artisan Market to reopen becomes shorter. Fresh fruits and vegetables along with handmade crafts are just on the horizon as the 2025 season looks to kick off on Friday, June 6.  The market...

Marsh matters up for panel discussion at Davoll’s

Learn about the health of local salt marshes and the impact of climate change during a special panel event hosted by the Buzzards Bay Coalition at Davoll’s General Store Tuesday, May 6 at 5 p.m. “The Salt Marsh and Climate Change” will bring...

Picture this, an artfully crafted week of creativity and more

A week full of creativity, history and craftsmanship is coming to the Dartmouth Cultural Center. Celebrate the annual Art Week, with events happening from Thursday, May 8 to Thursday, May 16. From honoring New Bedford’s role in the Underground...

Dartmouth Republicans to welcome gubernatorial hopeful Brian Shortsleeve to monthly meeting

Join the Dartmouth Republican Town Committee in welcoming gubernatorial hopeful Brian Shortsleeve to their monthly meeting. Shortsleeve will talk about his campaign and answer questions from the public. The meeting will take place on Wednesday,...

Thousands of books available at Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries’ Spring Book sale

Pick up one of thousands of books at The Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries’ Spring Book Sale at Southworth Library. Proceeds from book sales allow the Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries to offer free educational programs for adults and children;...

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