Get ready for some reel fun at the Fishing Derby, Fri., 8/1, Hoppy’s Landing, 55 Goulart Memorial Drive, 1–5 p.m. Open to All! Two age divisions: Youth and Adult (16+). Adaptive fishing equipment will be provided for those who need it, ensuring everyone can join in on the fun. Expect a delightful afternoon of fishing,… [Read More]
Calling All Restaurants
Tne SouthCoast Chamber is pleased to announce that restaurant registration is now open for the 2025 Blount Fine Foods New Bedford Seaport Chowder Festival, commonly known as Chowderfest. Scheduled for Saturday, October 11, at City Pier 3 on the New Bedford waterfront, this premier culinary event invites restaurants, caterers, and certified kitchens from across the… [Read More]
Fhvn Dem Committee
The next meeting of the Fairhaven Democratic Town committee will be held on Wed., 7/30, at 6pm at the Millicent Library, 45 Center St., Fairhaven. The meeting will take place in the downstairs auditorium (Use Walnut St entrance), if the library is closed for any reason, we will meet outside on the big lawn across the street. … [Read More]
Harbor Plan Comments
EPA has extended the public comment period for the draft ESD7 to August 9, 2025. Comments can be submitted via Regulations.gov (Docket ID No. EPA-R01-SFUND-2025-0131). All comments are reviewed and responded to in writing by EPA prior to selecting a final alternative for the ESD. The draft seventh explanation of significant differences is a document… [Read More]
Miss Apple Peach
You could be the next Miss Apple Peach or Jr. Miss Apple Peach! Win scholarship awards and the chance to represent your town. The Junior and Miss categories are open to young women from Acushnet in grades 5–12. Message us on social media, email MissApplePeach@gmail.com or call 508-965-4465 for info or to register;… [Read More]
Cultural Council annual survey is open
The Fairhaven Cultural Council’s annual survey is now open! We are seeking feedback from Fairhaven residents about cultural activities. Complete our brief survey to share your opinions about Fairhaven’s cultural life. Your input will help us better understand our community’s needs and interests. We want our programs and funding decisions to reflect what matters most… [Read More]
Christmas in July toy drive
As economic pressures continue to squeeze family budgets, My Brother’s Keeper—an Easton and Dartmouth-based Christian ministry—has launched its second annual “Christmas in July” gift drive to help meet the growing need for assistance this Christmas. Inventory is very low this year. This is an early-season toy drive to replenish gift stock for My Brother’s Keeper’s long-running… [Read More]
Open Air Market featuring Puerto Rican Food Court
On most Saturdays, the North Fairhaven Open Air Market will feature a group of local, New Bedford, food vendors set up as a Puerto Rican Food Court. You will be able to enjoy a variety of specialty foods, as well as burgers and fries, and refreshing teas from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. And for the… [Read More]
Good Trouble Protest
“Good Trouble” rally on the anniversary of the death of John Lewis. At Fairhaven High School, corner of Main and Rte. 6, 5–7 p.m. Join us on the new footbridge on Rte. 18 from 4–5:30 p.m. Organized by: GoodTroubleLives On.org (National Organizer); Indivisible South Coast New England, 50501 Mass., Fairhaven Democratic Town Committee, Mujeres Victoriosas… [Read More]
Disability Beach Day
Fri., 7/18, noon to 4 p.m. West Island Town Beach, Fir Street, Fairhaven. Please stop by the Fairhaven Council on Aging/Senior Center, 229 Huttleston Ave., for a parking pass. A limited number is available, so carpooling is advised. If you have a seasonal beach pass you do not need to go to the COA. Day… [Read More]
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