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Enjoy fresh food and music at Round the Bend ‘farmraiser’
Round the Bend Farm is hosting its first “farmraiser” at 4 p.m. on April 6. This family-friendly event will feature farm fresh foods, a locally sourced bar, live music, a baby goat petting zoo, farm tours and a silent auction. The proceeds will go...
Select Board candidates to answer public questions at forum
Select Board candidates David Tatelbaum, Chris O’Neil, and John Sousa will be taking questions during a public forum from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on March 16 at the North Branch Library. Attendees will have an opportunity to meet the candidates and ask...
Author to come to DNRT to talk new book about Ospreys and nature
Author Pamela Lowell will be talking about her new book from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on March 21 at the Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust. Lowell’s book, titled “ My Summer with Ospreys: A Therapist's Journey Toward Hope, Community, and Healing our...
St. Julie’s Ladies Guild to host clothing and toy sale
St. Julie’s Ladies Guild, part of St. Julie Billiart Church on Slocum Road, will host a clothing a toy drive on Friday, March 15 and Saturday, March 16. Both sales will include gently used clothing for all ages, along with toys, games and jigsaw...
St. Peter’s crowns another soup, chowder and chili champion
Since its creation in 2019, the annual battle of soup, chowder and chili at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church has grown every year. With 16 different options this year, it’s nearly too many to try. Nearly. “They were all especially good this year,” said...
Flying squirrels and fisher cats: DNRT teaches how to track wildlife
The group of day hikers gathered around as their guide and naturalist, Leah McFarland, knelt down to point out some white-tailed deer tracks. Their tracks are usually shaped like an arrow pointing in whichever direction they were walking, McFarland...
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church to host LGBTQIA+ Coffee House
Free of charge, all LGBTQIA+ adults are invited to attend St. Peter’s Episcopal Church’s “Coffee House,” on Feb. 29 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The event will feature music by Rowan and Beautifully Human and is open to any adults in the community.
Historical Society and Heritage Preservation Trust honor Women’s History month with lecture
Join the Dartmouth Historical and Arts Society and the Dartmouth Heritage Preservation Trust on March 10 at 2 p.m. at Grange Hall for a presentation on Deborah Samson, a revolutionary-era woman that fought in the war and after the war for equal...
School district plans forum for families and community members
Dartmouth Public Schools will host a wide-ranging forum on March 6 for families and community members to ask questions and discuss issues related to the school. Topics of discussion include the school budget, teaching and learning, student services...
The battle of Soup, Chowder and Chili returns to St. Peter’s
The annual Soup, Chowder and Chili cookout will return to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, March 3 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. It costs $10 to come to the skirmish and taste all the soups. Tickets may be purchased on Sunday mornings at St...
Things to Do: Week of Jan. 25
Friday, Jan. 26
Pop-Up Afternoon
The Bay State Movement Academy is hosting a soft-play obstacle course designed for toddlers from walking age to 5 years old from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 360 Faunce Corner Road unit 9,...
DNRT invites intrepid birders on nighttime ‘owl prowls’
Under the dim light of the waxing crescent moon, the small group of people stood still and listened in silence. Skeletal branches creaked overhead. Fall leaves rustled over the snow-crusted dirt. And then, piercing the darkness— a quivering, high-...
Meet and greet the Dartmouth Tree Committee
The Dartmouth Tree Committee, which advocates for planting and protecting trees in town, will host a meet and greet at 6 p.m on Wednesday, Jan. 24. The meeting will take place at the Southworth Library’s Haskell Room, located at 732 Dartmouth Street...
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...
Autumn Glen presents library book signing, giveaway for ‘Brass Ring Memoirs’
Northbridge Companies, which manages Autumn Glen at Dartmouth, will host an evening of Alzheimer’s and dementia education, told through Kelly McCarthy’s book “Brass Ring Memoirs.” McCarthy will talk about the importance of “person-centered care,”...
UMass Dartmouth history professor to speak at Massachusetts Maritime Academy
In collaboration with UMass Dartmouth, the Digital Rhetorical Privacy Collective is in the midst of hosting “Privacy Week 2024,” a global initiative focusing on digital data privacy. But the collective will dive further into the past for one of its...
Dartmouth students to explore the Iberian Peninsula next Spring
Next April, several Dartmouth students will be packing their bags and venturing across the Atlantic for a nine-day adventure of Spain and Portugal. The trip was approved by the School Committee at its Jan. 8 meeting. Students will embark on the same...
LGBTQIA+ Pizza Night at St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Dartmouth is hosting an LGBTQIA+ pizza night with ministry on Feb. 1 from 7 p.m to 9 p.m. The event is open to any LGBTQIA adult whether they be inside or outside the parish.
Michelangelo video series at Southworth Library starting Jan. 23
The Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries invites the public to the 33rd annual Molly Little Film Series, which will focus on the life and most influential works of Italian artist and sculptor Michelangelo. The video series begins at 11 a.m. to noon on...
Things to do: Week of Jan. 4
There’s always a lot to do in Dartmouth. While the holidays are typically a time for community organizations and event planners to take a break, the new year means more and more events will continue to pop up. This week, meet some friends that are...
Learn the basics of gut health at North Branch Library
Join the Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries on Jan. 18 at 6:30 p.m.
to hear integrative health coach Sara Englis discuss gut health and nutrition basics. Englis’ advice is supposed to help people lose weight, reduce stress, increase energy...
‘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...
Dartmouth United Outreach spreads “Christmas magic” at toy drive
The yard was filled with bags stuffed with hundreds of toys to hand out Dec. 19 at the YMCA parking lot for the Dartmouth United Outreach toy drive. The toys were all chosen with care, handpicked according to the children’s wish lists. Lyn Dillies...
Theresa Street to host holiday party at Friendly’s Pizza
Theresa Street, a local nonprofit that raises funds for its “community partners,” will host a holiday part on Dec. 28 to celebrate its 2023 fundraising season and announce new events for 2024. In addition to the exciting announcements, there will be...
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...
Crowds turn out for annual Fill-A-Bus toy drive
The Grinch abandoned his usual gift-stealing schemes to assist the Dartmouth Police Department in hosting its annual Fill-A-Bus toy drive Saturday morning outside the Dartmouth Target. “I love to give,” the new and improved Grinch said. “I have a...
Join the Historical and Arts Society for caroling and crafts
The Dartmouth Historical and Arts Society will be hosting a Christmas program from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 at the schoolhouse on 1205 Russells Mills Road. The event will feature crafts, caroling and a musical performance by the Fall...
Things to do: Week of Dec. 14
There’s always a lot to do in Dartmouth. This week, check out the school bands’ concerts, donate to the annual police toy drive and celebrate the winter solstice with St. Peter’s. For more information on these events and more, go to...
St. Peter’s to host winter solstice celebration
St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Dartmouth invites everyone in the community to join them for their third annual Winter Solstice Celebration as it welcomes the return of lighter days. In ancient times, on the shortest day and longest of nights,...
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,...
Dartmouth toy drive will return to spread more Christmas cheer
Whether they’re on the nice list or not, not every kid has a present waiting for them on Santa’s sleigh. To fill in the gaps, the Dartmouth Police Department will hold its annual toy drive from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 16 at the Dartmouth Target to...
Things to do: Week of Dec. 7
There’s always a lot to do in Dartmouth. This week, head to a holiday concert, take a pet photo with Santa and catch the annual Town Hall tree lighting.
Saturday, Dec. 9
Deck the halls
Kids (or Santa-lovers of all...
Youth baseball league teaches kids to ‘give back’ with inaugural toy drive
Dartmouth Police’s annual “Fill-A-Bus” toy drive is weeks away — but after Dec. 2, the bus is already part way full. For the first time, the Dartmouth Youth Athletic League hosted a toy donation drive, bringing together nearly all of the league’s...
Things to do in Dartmouth: Nov. 30 to Dec. 6
There’s always a lot to do in Dartmouth. This week is full of holiday activities, including the annual holiday stroll, a holiday concert and a festive wreath fundraiser.
Thursday, Nov. 30
Ring around the wreath sale...
Humane Society to host ‘Santa Paws,’ gift baskets needed
Christmas is for canines and cats too. On Dec. 9, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Humane Society and Shelter — SouthCoast will host “Santa Paws is Coming to Town,” a fun-filled photo event for kids, pets and adults. But before then, the shelter is asking...
A symphonic holiday concert to come to North Branch Library
The Friends of the Dartmouth Libraries will host a concert featuring classic holiday music and favorite Christmas carols on Saturday, Nov. 9 at 1:30 p.m. New Bedford Symphony Orchestra musicians will present the festive program. The concert will be...
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...
3GenLove to host holiday craft fair at Dartmouth High School
Just after Thanksgiving, the holidays will be right around the corner, meaning it’s time to start stocking up on gifts and decorations. 3GenLove, a curated gift shop in Westport, will bring out over 90 vendors to its Nov. 26 fair, which will pop up...
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