TimeKill at Knuckle Heads
TimeKill is an old school rock and metal cover band.
TimeKill is an old school rock and metal cover band.
A Lilo & Stitch–themed luau pool party is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 24, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at Seaport Resort and Marina. Activities include swimming, singing, dancing, games, and […]
Half Step Down will perform classic pop/rock at The Galley Grille.
Stefan Couture is a Rhode Island singer-songwriter who pairs soulful originals with diverse covers. His performances draw from pop, folk, jazz, rock, blues, and jam influences. Inspired by troubadours like Van Morrison, Tom Petty, and John Prine, Couture's sets are infused with positive energy and a genuine love for music.
Loose Screws is a high-energy party band consisting of three lifelong Dartmouth residents. The band plays a mix of ’70s through today’s tuneage.
Dial M for Murder brings suspense and intrigue to the stage in a fresh adaptation by Jeffrey Hatcher. Based on Frederick Knott’s classic mystery, the story follows a carefully planned crime as secrets surface and the plot begins to unravel. Even longtime fans will find new twists along the way. Performances run Jan. 16 to […]
Get the Led Out returns to the Zeiterion with a live show built around the music of Led Zeppelin. The Philadelphia group features six musicians who focus on the sound of the original recordings: no costumes or accents. Set lists reflect the range of Led Zeppelin’s catalog. Hard-driving rock songs appear alongside quieter acoustic moments. […]
Dueling piano shows are request-oriented, interactive sing-a-longs wherein two piano players sit across each other and trade songs. The audience is used for the dueling aspect of the show. Participants […]
Atticus Allen is a Rhode Island-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He is a Little Compton Band and Newport staple Los Duderinos member. Allen will perform alongside accompanying musicians.
Students will learn how to make reusable bags that can be heated or frozen for comfort and relief. Participants fill the bags with dried legumes, grains, and optional herbs. Each […]
In this beginner-friendly whittling workshop, students will learn how to carve wooden spoons. The class starts with a block of carved wood and shapes it into a functional spoon using […]
Due to extreme cold, PAACA will open an overnight warming center from noon Sunday, Jan. 25, through 8 a.m. Monday, Jan. 26. The center is at 360 Coggeshall St., New Bedford, back door. It is not a shelter. People can come inside to get warm, sit, and have food and hot coffee. Call 508-997-9051 for […]
Dial M for Murder brings suspense and intrigue to the stage in a fresh adaptation by Jeffrey Hatcher. Based on Frederick Knott’s classic mystery, the story follows a carefully planned crime as secrets surface and the plot begins to unravel. Even longtime fans will find new twists along the way. Matinees are scheduled for Sunday […]
Humanity at Work and Pilgrim United Church of Christ will mark a year of resistance with an afternoon of music, poetry, food, and conversation on Sunday, Jan. 25, from 2 to 5 p.m. The gathering centers on community voices and creative expression, with a focus on justice, care, and coming together. Admission details and ticket […]
Guitarist Bill Santos, formerly of the acoustic band Wood n’ Wire, will perform solo at Cork.
Burns Night brings a wee bit of Scotland to Davoll’s General Store on Sunday, Jan. 25, starting at 5 p.m. The celebration honors Robert Burns through Scottish fare, poetry, and bagpipes. A traditional Burns Supper brings together music, verse, and time-honored customs. Kilts are encouraged.
Truue is a talented group changing from a duet to a trio to a band. The musicians play rock music with a shot of country.
Damien’s Food Pantry will be closed Tuesday due to snow. Evening service is canceled because of delayed deliveries. Regular service resumes Thursday and Saturday.
The City of New Bedford invites local artists to apply for mural work at the new Congdon DeValles Elementary School. Opportunities include both interior and exterior murals. An information session […]
The School Department’s Academic Achievement Sub-Committee will meet Monday, Jan. 26, at 5 p.m. at Keith Middle School, Steven De Rossi Community Room. Agenda items include a district overview of mid-year English language arts results for grades 3 through 8, followed by school-level reports for grades 3 through 5 and grades 6 through 8. A […]
Thinking about starting a business, but not sure where to begin? This free workshop clearly and practically breaks down the basics. Topics include defining a product, finding customers, understanding costs, choosing a business structure, registering with the state and city, and connecting with free local resources. The session is led by Sarah Athanas, an MBA […]
The Ordinance Committee meets Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, at 7 p.m. The meeting continues public hearings on proposed zoning changes. Agenda: Topics include residential infill standards and revisions to principal use rules. Planning Board recommendations will help shape the discussion. The meeting will be live-streamed and recorded, and can be found on the City of […]
New Bedford Creative will publicly unveil 23 funded projects selected through the 2026 Art Is Everywhere and Wicked Cool Places grant programs. Grants support local artists, cultural programming, and creative placemaking across the city. Projects activate public spaces, strengthen neighborhoods, and reflect New Bedford’s diverse cultural identity. Funding comes from the City of New Bedford’s […]
The Molly Little Film Series is a six-week focus on post-impressionism and the beginnings of modern art. Screenings run Tuesdays from Jan. 20 through Feb. 24, from 11 a.m. to noon, at Southworth Library. Snow dates are March 3 and March 10. This session looks at artists who moved beyond Impressionism, using bold color, expressive […]
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