Events in Bristol County today

Craft Café offers an easygoing, stress free crafting session where tea and coffee set a cozy tone. Bring your own project and creativity, settle into a welcoming space, and enjoy unhurried time to make something at your own pace. Open to participants ages 16 and up.

Take part in a weekly story time followed by a hands-on craft. All ages are invited. The program is free and does not require registration.

This session features traditional Thai yoga techniques that blend acupressure, gentle stretching, and practitioner-assisted poses to support overall well-being and restore balance. Using passive movements and yoga-inspired positions, the practitioner encourages spaciousness through the spine and length in the muscles, easing tension and releasing areas of stagnation. The experience begins with focused breathwork and closes with a guided savasana for deep relaxation.

This weekly storytime features engaging read-alouds and creative crafts that spark imagination and support early learning.

Library staff provide individualized technology assistance in a one-to-one setting. Participants can ask questions and receive clear guidance from helpful team members, with support tailored to their needs.

Commander Night brings players together for creative deck building and strategic play in a welcoming setting. The atmosphere focuses on shared passion for the game, friendly camaraderie, and chances to connect with fellow enthusiasts. Both experienced players and beginners are supported, with preconstructed decks available so play can begin right away. Knowledgeable staff are available to offer tips and guidance to help refine gameplay.

Take part in a Constructed 1v1 tournament featuring three Swiss rounds, each played best of three. Entry is $10. Every participant receives a pack from the newest set and a nexus night promo pack, and $5 in store credit from each entry goes into the prize pool. Register on UVS to sign up.

A weekly Lorcana event focused on friendly, inclusive play. The tournament uses Swiss rounds, giving players the chance to face multiple opponents and build skills along the way. Entry is $10. A booster pack is added to the prize pool for each participant, and all players receive a participation promo. Whether brand new to the game or highly experienced, attendees can enjoy spirited matches, pick up new strategies, and connect with other fans.

Celebrate the 2026 season of the Attleboro Farmer's Market at this dedicated event.

Little ones who love to jump, twirl, wiggle, and move can enjoy a dance class designed especially for ages 2 to 3 at Dance Clinic. The experience blends music, movement, imagination, and playful exploration to support confidence, coordination, independence, and early classroom skills. Families can choose between two formats. One option keeps the focus on learning with no costumes and no stage appearance, and the other includes a live performance and requires a costume and dance shoes. Class offerings include Tumble Tots and ballet. A free trial is available.

Somerset Friends of Music presents the annual Musictown Family Fun Day, featuring performances by talented students from the community, a variety of activities, an array of food trucks, and more to enjoy.

This guided salamander search with Caitlin Fisher-Reid teaches straightforward techniques for spotting these secretive amphibians and explains how they support the health of forests across New England. The activity proceeds in light rain and is canceled in the event of heavy rain.

The second annual Attleboro Harmony Fiesta celebrates culture and community in Attleboro, MA. The event features live music and dance performances, a variety of food vendors, activities for kids, and cultural vendors offering art, crafts, and more. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, including visitors from out of town. Featured vendor details will be shared soon.

Pack a go-to shade or try a new color, then settle in for some nail care. Trade techniques, paint alongside others, and relax with people who appreciate a great manicure.

Author Mary Hart will be at 3GenLove: The Wandering Tale at Kilburn Mill for a meet and greet and book signing. Explore the bookstore and gift shop, say hello, discover new reads, and pick up a signed copy during your visit.

An informal pop up at Rumford Pet Center in Attleboro offers a chance to learn how Modern Dog Training helps turn pups into well mannered companions. Attendees can meet the trainers, hear about reward based, science grounded techniques, and ask general questions about training and available programs. Dogs are welcome, and each pup can enjoy a complimentary pup cup while conversations unfold. This is an informational session only, with no formal training or personalized advice provided.

Elementary school aged children can take part in a monthly weekend craft club focused on a hands-on project. Each session offers time to make a craft, with finished creations to take home.

The Winery Comedy Tour stops at Running Brook Vineyards for an in-person evening of stand-up comedy. Sip drinks while comedians perform and enjoy a night of laughter in North Dartmouth, MA.

Brooks Williams delivers an intimate solo concert of folk, blues, and country, showcasing agile guitar work, warm vocals, and a rootsy songbook that shifts effortlessly from gritty blues to country-flavored folk. Expect a performance shaped by decades on the road, with songs and stories presented with seasoned ease. Raised in Statesboro, Georgia and based in Cambridge, England for nearly twenty years, Williams has released roughly 35 recordings and played thousands of shows over a 35-year career, with appearances ranging from Cropredy and Glastonbury to Philadelphia, Winnipeg, Costa del Folk, and the Rose Garden. He blends lyrical songwriting with expressive singing and standout acoustic guitar technique. Accolades include recognition by WUMB-FM Boston among its Top 100 All-Time Artists, along with placement in Top 100 acoustic guitarist rankings. Reviews often highlight his compelling yet relaxed stage presence, vivid imagery, and high-level musicianship.

SKYWÜL, from Massachusetts, channels classic heavy metal through a modern lens, blending riff-driven intensity with the weight of doom and the haze of psychedelic rock. The music moves with a deliberate, crushing pulse as towering, fuzz-soaked guitars and an unyielding rhythm section lock in together. The result is an immersive, hypnotic wall of sound that pulls listeners deep into its atmosphere.

Torche returns to deliver a night of rock hits, billed as South Shore's leading rock hits band. Admission is $15 at the door.

Sing at Freeplay Bar Arcade Taunton, where karaoke is included with admission. Choose a track, step up to the mic, and support other performers.

An annual fall classic car show at La Salette Shrine features show vehicles, trophies, raffle prizes, and vendors. Show car entry is $20. Spectator admission is $2, or $5 per family. The first 100 attendees receive dash plaques. A swap meet is included, with vendor spaces priced at $25 for a 10 by 20 spot; inquiries can be sent to masscarclub@gmail.com. Attendees are advised that any last minute pre registration requests from anyone other than this contact are scams.

A meat fundraiser featuring a primary raffle priced at $2 and a specialty table priced at $3. The kitchen and the bar will be open.

Anime fans can take part in a recurring trading card tournament with a $5 entry fee. Compete with fellow enthusiasts for booster packs, exclusive promo cards that showcase popular characters, and additional tournament prizes. The environment is friendly and welcoming, and play is structured to include all skill levels, from newcomers to experienced players. Bring a deck and enjoy connecting with a community that celebrates anime and card battles.

Families can enjoy a hands-on art experience in the art museum, designed for children ages 4 to 12 along with parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends. Explore the exhibitions, create artwork, express creativity, and enjoy a relaxed drop-in format that lets you come by at any time. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

A family-friendly trunk or treat fills the front parking lot of Grace Gospel Church with candy, creative costumes, and lighthearted games for all ages. An outdoor coffee café will be open, offering beverages to enjoy while taking part in the festivities.

Entry is $10. Each entrant receives an OTS pack and a pack of their choice, and one pack from each entry is added to the prize pool. For every two players who participate, the pool gains an additional OTS pack. A valid Konami ID is required to play, and one can be provided if you do not have one.

The Salvation Army of New Bedford’s 2026 Soup Bowl Supper returns to The Vault Music Hall in New Bedford, offering a community-focused evening that blends flavorful tasting and purposeful giving. Attendees can sample a wide range of soups contributed by more than a dozen local restaurants, connect with friends, neighbors, and community leaders, and take part in drawings and other fundraising activities. Proceeds support programs and services that assist families in need across the South Coast. Tickets cost $50 per person. Tickets are available through The Salvation Army of New Bedford, Rose Homes / LAER Realty, and Southcoast Federal Credit Union. Sponsorship opportunities are available for local businesses and community partners. Tickets often sell quickly, so early purchase is recommended.

A weekly open jam at The Pour Farm Tavern in New Bedford welcomes all styles of music. The session is led by a rotating group of musicians, many of whom have previously been part of the Flying Dutchman Jam.

At the New Bedford Howland Green Branch Library, children can stop in for a self guided craft set out in the Children's Room. A new project is placed on the table each Monday and can be made any time during the week. No registration is required.

This drive through car seat and booster seat installation and safety check serves the autism community, with certified Child Passenger Safety technician Amy Siddiqui and Community Autism Resources staff on site. Pull into the driveway to reach the door and receive a greeting and guidance on arrival. Drop in any time during the event hours. Certified CPS technicians provide hands-on assistance and share current child passenger safety guidance. They keep their expertise up to date through ongoing training and have completed the CPS Certification Course. Registration is requested so the team can plan for the number of families and notify participants if weather prompts a schedule change. A rain date is planned. Car seats and booster seats are not supplied, so please bring your own.

Dance Clinic is enrolling toddler classes that invite little movers to learn and grow through music, movement, imagination, and play. Designed for children ages 2 and 3, these confidence-building sessions help develop coordination, listening skills, independence, and new friendships in a warm, supportive setting with nurturing teachers. Families can choose a non-recital option with no costume and no stage performance for a season focused on fun and learning, or a recital option that includes a costume and a live stage experience. Offerings include tumbling for toddlers and beginner ballet, giving young dancers a joyful introduction to dance. A complimentary trial is available, and reservations can be made by texting 508-321-6410.

A casual open play gathering for Warhammer 40,000 that offers a relaxed way to connect with other players and enjoy friendly games. Expect a social vibe with plenty of opportunities to chat and toss some dice across the tabletop.

Chess enthusiasts of any age or ability are welcome at a New Bedford Chess Society session at the Downtown library. Activities take place on the second floor in the CreateLab area. Boards are supplied, and instruction is available for those who would like guidance.

Commander Night brings players together for creative, strategy-driven deck-building and play in a welcoming community setting. It is open to experienced Commander fans as well as newcomers seeking guidance. A selection of preconstructed decks is available to use immediately, so participation does not require bringing a deck. Knowledgeable staff provide tips and advice to help refine gameplay and answer questions. Held weekly, it offers an ongoing opportunity to connect with like-minded players and enjoy the camaraderie that defines this community.

Line dancing at the P.A.C.C. features a hardwood dance floor on the second floor, and the first-floor bar serves beverages. Parking can be found behind the building. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Admission is $10.

Spend time with a welcoming crowd and explore a variety of board games. Bring a favorite game to share, and meet new friends around the table.

Enjoy relaxed jam sessions at The Shep that bring musicians and music lovers together. Players of any style, genre, or skill level are welcome to take part, and listeners are encouraged to come enjoy the music. Acoustic instruments only.

This chess club welcomes participants of every age and experience level. Beginners and seasoned players are both encouraged to take part.

Stems at Sunset offers a relaxed, hands-on floral workshop at Open Gate Farm, held monthly through the growing season. Each session features different seasonal blooms sourced entirely from Westport, including perennials, herbs, and annuals, with no imported flowers. Participants receive guidance to create a custom arrangement to take home. The journey begins with tulips in spring, moves through summer and fall varieties, and finishes with enduring dried florals for the winter months. Tickets include everything needed, along with time to arrange flowers, enjoy food and drinks, and chat with fellow attendees.