Here’s a look at The Pasta House’s new surf n turf dish coming to their summer menu – grilled rib eye, lobster scampi, Au Poivre Sauce with baby bok choy and roasted garlic mash.

Did you make it out to R&W Rope’s Rope Fest in New Bedford this past weekend? Here’s a highlight reel of the event to include arborist demonstrations and a rescue demonstration …

Did you make it out to the International Portuguese Music Award show at the Zeiterion Theatre last weekend? Here’s a glimpse of what you may have missed …

During Thursday’s AHA several people took part in the ‘To See and Be Seen’ art project right on the corner of Purchase and Union streets.

From the organizer: “It’s a collaborative drawing performance that investigates the relationships between the artist, the model, and the audience. Simultaneously stepping into the role of both the observer and the observed, the artist, the subject, the documentarian, and the audience take part in the act seeing on multiple levels.”

Video by Michael Silvia

Here’s a look at the Kekelhi African drumming and dancers live at the New Bedford Whaling Museum during AHA! this past Thursday. Video by Michael Silvia.

Here’s a look at the Kekelhi African drumming and dancers live at the New Bedford Whaling Museum during AHA! this past Thursday. Video by Michael Silvia.

The area landmark, Building #19’s water tower being torn down. Video by Juan Ferrer.

Tem Blessed entertained the crowd with a climate change rap yesterday as 100’s of people celebrated Earth Eve with the largest People-Powered Parade in New England during AHA!

Live stream of the parade: 

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Did you make it out to the Earth Eve parade with eco-floats for AHA! yesterday? Here’s a look at all the floats and marchers walking up Union Street in New Bedford.

Here’s a look at Two Sisters’s new mussels and chouriço special ($12, $15 with shrimp), their chicken Mozambique over rice and new coffee milk drink made with coffee syrup produced in Dartmouth. To order call (508) 264-8784 or stop by their food truck at the corner of Tarkiln Hill Rd and Ashley BLVD from 12-8pm.

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