This weekend in Fall River, MA

YMCA instructors Mark Borgetti and Ellen Selley lead a mindful yoga session in the garden, offering a refreshing way to begin the morning. The practice supports flexibility, strength, stability, a sense of calm, and focused attention. Please bring a yoga mat and water. YMCA Southcoast members attend at no cost, and other participants pay $10, with advance payment requested.

A playful toddler dance class at Dance Clinic welcomes little ones who like to bounce, spin, and keep moving. Designed for ages 2 to 3, it focuses on music, movement, imagination, and play while supporting confidence, coordination, independence, and classroom readiness. A free trial is available. Families can choose a nonrecital option with no costumes and no stage performance for a full season of learning, or select a recital path that requires a costume and dance shoes and includes a live stage performance for family and friends. Enrollment is open, and space tends to go fast.

Team Golomboski brings the community together at Warwick City Park for an Optimism Walk alongside a 5K fun run that benefits people in Rhode Island living with Parkinson’s and their families. Described as the state’s largest Parkinson’s community gathering, it offers opportunities to connect with others, learn about essential programs and resources, and strengthen local support. Participants can take part in the 5K run or walk, enjoy live music, try their luck with raffles, and share a catered lunch. Proceeds help expand services across the state and support research aimed at better treatments and the pursuit of a cure.

Beginning to breastfeed can feel like a big step, and the right guidance can make it feel achievable and meaningful. Healthy Babies, Happy Moms offers a class that equips expectant parents with clear information and practical skills so they can approach feeding their newborn with confidence. It is especially helpful during the third trimester, and partners are encouraged to participate as part of the support team. Led by an experienced lactation team, the session creates a welcoming space to ask questions and practice hands-on techniques. Participants explore the benefits of breastfeeding, ways to assess breast health during pregnancy, how lactation works, and comfortable positions that support both parent and baby. The class also covers typical suck patterns, how to establish a comfortable latch, and common concerns that may arise for babies and mothers in the early days and weeks. Registration is required, and enrollment is intentionally limited to keep the experience personal. The fee is $75 per couple.

Sing your favorite tunes at a karaoke event at Freeplay Bar Arcade Taunton. Access to karaoke is included with a paid Freeplay admission, so there is no additional charge to perform.

The sixth annual Don’t Lose Hope 5k is a community run and walk centered on suicide awareness and mental health. Early national figures from 2025 indicate that nearly 50,000 people in the United States die by suicide each year. Each loss touches families and communities, underscoring the importance of connection, support, and access to care. Participants are welcome to run, jog, or walk in memory of someone lost, in support of a friend who is struggling, or for their own wellbeing. The event encourages honest conversations, meaningful check ins, and everyday kindness. Suicide is not a sign of weakness, it signals pain that cannot be carried alone. By taking part, attendees help challenge stigma and show visible support for mental health. Same day registrations will be accepted. On race day, participants should check in and can pick up honor beads.

This family program invites participants to create, explore, and learn together through hands-on activities connected to park stories and themes. Activities may vary, and the experience is welcoming for all ages. Children should attend with a parent or other adult. All supplies are provided.

Anime fans can take part in a friendly tournament with a $5 entry fee. Players compete for booster packs, exclusive promo items featuring favorite characters, and other tournament prizes. The event welcomes all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned players, in a supportive, community-focused setting. Participants should bring their own decks and enjoy sharing their passion for anime with fellow enthusiasts.

GypsySix returns for a reunion performance at the Lafayette Club in Taunton, Massachusetts. The band reunites on stage for a special show at this local venue.

Angella Middleton appears as a special guest with The Villanaires in Taunton, Massachusetts, performing Donna Summer songs for a lively evening of music. She also expresses gratitude to The Villanaires for the opportunity.

An intergenerational bowling meetup for LGBTQ+ people from the South Coast takes place at Wonder Bowl. It brings community members across generations together for games on the lanes. Registration is requested for headcount.

Take part in a music-themed bingo game that is free to participate in, with a prize awarded in every round. A fun experience from start to finish.

A weekly, all-genre open jam takes place at The Pour Farm Tavern in New Bedford. Each session is hosted by a rotating lineup of musicians, many with ties to the Flying Dutchman Jam, creating a relaxed space for players to make music together.