A Few Good Men, By Aaron Sorkin, Directed by Eric R. Paradis “You can’t handle the truth!” Before the iconic film, there was Aaron Sorkin’s electrifying play, A Few Good Men. When two U.S. Marines are accused of murder, a cocky lawyer and a determined investigator uncover a dangerous web of loyalty, honor, and the… [Read More]
Safety Storytime
Join local author Ashley Bendiksen for a special safety-themed storytime featuring a reading of her new book A Kids Book About Boundaries! Children and families will also have the opportunity to meet a local School Resource Officer and build confidence in recognizing trusted adults and staying safe in their communities, plus: Activities & Crafts, Book… [Read More]
New Exhibit
The Fishing Heritage Center’s next gallery exhibit, In History’s Wake: The Magnuson-Stevens Act at 50, explores the complicated history and legacy of the 1976 Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA). The Act established the 200-mile limit and laid the groundwork for much of the governance and oversight that manages the commercial fishing industry today…. [Read More]
Mothers Day 5K
May 10, Cisco Brewers, New Bedford. Register now: $35 for 5K walk & run. Price increases after 4/12. Kids Fun Run: Free. To register, visit https://tinyurl.com/b4hv9snn Proceeds benefit the Women’s Fund SouthCoast, advancing gender, racial, and economic justice through research, grantmaking, and advocacy across the SouthCoast region and beyond. Visit https://womensfundsouthcoast.org ••• Click here to… [Read More]
New Play
The Marion Art Center is proud to announce that the year-long MAC Theater Playwrights Incubator (MTPI) will conclude with a performance of The Attorney-in-Fact, a new play by Philip Ardell. The play was honed over the course of the 2025-2026 season with the playwright and two mentors – Harvey Ussach & Tony Ferreira. The… [Read More]
Book Launch
The Mattapoisett Museum is excited to announce the launch of a new publication, Mattapoisett Then and Now: A Coloring Book on May 14th at 6:00 at 5 Church Street. The students who created the book and their work, will be celebrated in a “live” art exhibit with its artists and writers displaying their work. The… [Read More]
Fhvn Town Meeting supports override vote
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven Town Meeting held an all-day meeting on Saturday, 5/2/26, but managed to get through all 29 articles, and passed a $63 million budget. TM also voted to support a ballot question for a Proposition 2 1/2 override. Prop 2 1/2 is a state law that limits the amount municipalities can raise in property… [Read More]
Fairhaven voters will face three ballot questions
By Beth David, Editor Fairhaven voters go to the polls on June 9 for local elections. In addition to voting on candidates for all town-wide offices and Town Meeting members, voters will also decide three ballot questions: one to adopt a town Charter, one to approve a Proposition 2 1/2 override, and one to remove police and… [Read More]
Candidate Statements: Fairhaven Select Board
There are three people running two seats on the Fairhaven Select Board in the 6/9/26 issue. Here they are in alphabetical order. My name is Miles Grant and I’m asking for your vote for Select Board on June 9. I’m running because I want to help make sure the challenges we face are debated thoroughly,… [Read More]
Cherry Blossom Festival honors Fairhaven-Japan connection
The Whitfield-Manjiro Friendship Society sponsored its annual Cherry Blossom Festival on 5/3/26, celebrating the special connection between Fairhaven and Japan. In 1841, 14-year-old Manjiro was stranded on a deserted island in the Pacific with his fishing crewmates. They were rescued by Capt. William Whitfield of Fairhaven, aboard the John Howland whaling ship. Manjiro returned to… [Read More]
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