Join us on Saturday, May 10th from 12–4 PM in Downtown Fall River for a vibrant celebration of everything that makes our city shine! The We HeART Fall River Festival is back for its 5th year—bigger, bolder, and more inspiring than ever.
Patti Rego
Fall River Restaurant Week 2025 is underway. Here’s where to go and what to expect.
Let the feasting begin! Fall River Restaurant Week kicks off Friday, April 4, as locals embark on a 10-day celebration of the city’s diverse food culture.
Fall River Restaurant Week Dining Passport
Dine, earn rewards, and win prizes during Fall River Restaurant Week (April 4-13)! We’re partnering with Vonga to bring you an interactive loyalty program designed to keep you coming back to your favorite spots.
Plan Your Trip
BY AIR Traveling by air? Fall River is lucky to be positioned within close distance to two international airports. The T.F. Greene Airport in Warwick, Rhode Island is only a thirty five minute drive away. Its international flights are limited (only servicing the...
PRESS: Fall River Restaurant Week to feature 24 eateries
Fall River Restaurant Week kicks off on Friday, April 4, and runs until April 13.
Duke’s Chicken ‘n’ Waffles food truck opens soon — and could see national franchises
The gluten-free eatery, 1082 Davol St., Fall River, will be dishing up its signature treat to go at Duke’s Chicken ‘n’ Waffles, starting this week.
Plan to Dine! Use our Restaurant Week Planner
Click here or on the image to download and print a copy.
Fall River Restaurant Week 2025 lineup revealed. Get a taste of what’s cooking this April.
Get ready to take your taste buds on a tour through Fall River’s culinary scene during Fall River Restaurant Week, slated for April 4 to 13.
Battleship Cove: One of the Most Underrated Tourist Spots in Massachusetts, According to Local Redditors
Looking to visit a MA hidden gem? Discover Battleship Cove in Fall River, MA!
“Little Portugal” in the USA: A tourism proposal for Fall River Massachusetts
Fall River-native and author Jim Fonseca presents a vision for the city’s tourism future, highlighting an underutilized asset: its large and vibrant Portuguese American community.