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Jun
8
Thu
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 8 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Concert: Pebbles of Rain (AHA! Night Seaport Sessions) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 8 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

 

 

 

 

Concert: Pebbles of Rain (AHA! Night Seaport Sessions)

Thursday, June 8 2023 • 7 PM (Doors 6:30) • FREE • Center (38 Bethel Street, downtown NB) 

Please join us at the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center for the June Seaport Session, featuring Pebbles of Rain!
Pebbles of Rain plays eclectic acoustic music with deep roots and long branches that reach out toward many genres. Sometimes they also break out the shovel and break new ground free of all genre confines. No matter how far they stray, though, there is an underlying love, respect, and experience with traditional music that informs the band’s sensibilities.
The band is comprised of Jeff Angeley (fiddle, vocals, accordion, bass, banjo); Samantha Babineau (fiddle, vocals, piano, ukulele) ; Christian Camarao (banjo, glockenspiel, guitar, vocals); and Steven Brum (guitar, bass, saxophone), all multi-instrumentalists who were all independent songwriters before coming together.
Individually, the members of band have extensive live playing experience in concert venues, clubs, and festivals in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and South. That includes shows at Doc Watson’s Sugar Grove Festival in NC, The Narrows Center for the Arts and New Bedford Folk Festival in Massachusetts, Bear on the Square Festival in Georgia, and Bluebird Cafe in Nashville.
Located in New Bedford, the nation’s most valuable fishing port, the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center is dedicated to telling the story of the fishing industry past, present, and future through exhibits, programs, and archives. The 3000 square foot, handicap accessible space accommodates changing exhibits, public programs, school groups, archives, and community gatherings.
Jun
9
Fri
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 9 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
10
Sat
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 10 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
11
Sun
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 11 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
15
Thu
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 15 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
16
Fri
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 16 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
17
Sat
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 17 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
18
Sun
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 18 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
Jun
22
Thu
On View in the Gallery – From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s) @ New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
Jun 22 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)

On View April 13, 2023 through June 30, 2023 • Thurs-Sun, 10-4 PM (38 Bethel Street, New Bedford MA) 

Step back in time with our newest gallery exhibit “From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1869s-1980s)!” Produced in partnership with Spinner Publications, the exhibit features a over 40 images from Spinner’s vast archives. Images chronicle change over time in the ports of New Bedford and Fairhaven, from fish processing to vessels to the ways we celebrate America’s most valuable port.
“From the Hold: Photographs of the Port (1860s-1980s)” is sponsored by the Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, and Westport Cultural Councils, as well as BayCoast Bank, BankFive, the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a Community Impact Grant from Eversource.
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