An Immersive Expedition Life Chronicles Discover the history of life. Experience the epic evolution of our planet. For 30 minutes, marvel at the beauty and richness of life. From the depths of the ocean to the tropical forests, travel through the paleo-landscapes of the great geological periods and discover the first traces of life in […]
Can Waterfalls Really Make Me Happy? Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss August 6, 2020 Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that being around a waterfall makes you feel good? – S.B., Lewiston, ME Nooksack Falls in Washington State’s Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest divides the North Fork of the Nooksack River into three segments and sends them plunging 88 […]
Attleboro Arts Museum’s Bonneville Dougher Art Lovers Book Club Presents Matisse at War Art and Resistance in Nazi Occupied France By Christopher C. Gorham Saturday, September 19th from 2pm – 4pm Guest Speaker: Author Christopher C. Gorham Attleboro Arts Museum 86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA. Free and open to all – but space is limited. […]
It’s time to act on the state’s PFAS problem Massachusetts is the only New England state that has not banned the toxic chemicals by Connor Read 176 public water systems in Massachusetts have exceeded the legal state limit for PFAS. MASSACHUSETTS HAS A problem with toxic PFAS chemicals, and I should know. When I was the town administrator of […]
An Evening of Irish Songs and Tunes With Turas The performance will feature Celtic and Irish music as well as contemporary tunes, held in the Linden Place Ballroom on Friday, July 17 at 7 PM Linden Place is delighted to welcome Turas, a talented Celtic music ensemble, for a special concert on Friday, July 17, […]
August 2026 Highlights From the Audubon Society of Rhode Island An evening of music, dancing, drinks and fun! MUSIC – DANCING – DRINKS – FUN Audubon Concert for Conservation Join Audubon and Playing Dead (Grateful Dead Tribute Band) for a summer concert on the lawn to support Audubon’s conservation efforts. Audubon Nature Center and Aquarium, Bristol, RI; […]
The Bristol Historical and Preservation Society (BH&PS) is located today at 48 Court Street in an 1828 jail built of granite blocks reportedly used as ballast in early Bristol sailing ships. It was founded in 1936 to promote the history of the town of Bristol and it first housed its collections in the Rogers Free […]
Presentation on Pomham Rocks Lighthouse Planned at Riverside Library Have you ever walked or biked by the lighthouse when traveling on the East Bay Bike Path? Now is your chance to learn more about that historical structure and the role it played in our city and state. If the only view you’ve had was from […]
