February in Fall River brings a full lineup of things to do, from live music and local theater to family-friendly events and winter gatherings that make the most of the season. Whether you’re looking for a cozy night out or something to do with friends and kids, there’s no shortage of ways to stay connected and entertained this month.
Fall River takes center stage in the travel series Lost In, with host DJ BBQ exploring the places, flavors, and stories that give the city its character. From the waterfront to neighborhood favorites, this episode captures the energy and authenticity that make Fall River a place worth discovering.
From the City of Fall River’s tree lighting and parade to waterfront happenings and vibrant nights on Purchase Street, the holidays are shining across the city. Check out this preview and stay tuned for Viva’s full holiday lineup on December 1.
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Fall River recently earned a mention in a New York Times travel feature exploring how Portuguese culture is thriving and evolving in New England. Read all about it!
A new BBC feature spotlights Vanson Leathers, Accurate Services, and Matouk—three hometown makers navigating tariffs while keeping our city’s tradition of craftsmanship alive. Click through to read the full story.
In the latest episode of American Fream TV, host Connor Dowd takes viewers on a journey through Fall River that captures the essence of our community.
It’s no secret to locals that Fall River is rich with Portuguese traditions, flavors, and festas that bring the community together year after year. But now, the rest of the world is catching on—thanks to a recent feature in Condé Nast Traveler, one of the leading voices in luxury travel.
Good eats, great drinks, and live tunes! We’re closing out the Fork & Farmers Market season with a Party on Purchase—Bites & Brews on the Plaza. Join us for local favorites!
If you’re looking for an unforgettable cultural adventure this summer, head south to Fall River for one of the largest Portuguese festivals in the world—the Great Feast of the Holy Ghost of New England.