Get ready to LOL! The Whale City Comedy Festival is BACK and this year, they’re coming to Fall River!
Attractions
Fall River City Trolley – Landing Page Guide
Check out the custom trolley landing pages and audio tours! Delve into historical timelines, discover hidden gems, and explore an array of dining and entertainment options.
Two New Ways to See the City! Fall River City Trolley & Fall River Water Taxi
Get ready to experience Fall River like never before with the unveiling of the highly anticipated Fall River Trolley and Fall River Water Taxi!
Veterans Memorial Bicentennial Park
1 Brownell St. Fall River, MAStop #11 on the Fall River Trolley Dedicated in 1976 to commemorate the bicentennial of the United States, Veterans Memorial Bicentennial Park holds deep historical significance for the Fall River community. The park was conceived as a...
Lafayette Park pool getting $1M upgrade. Your summer guide to pools, beaches, splash pads
Get ready for summer with this list of pools, beaches and splash pads in Fall River!
“Families of the Hill” Walking Tour: Homes of the Highlands Historic District
This tour was developed by the Fall River Office of Tourism under Mayor Carlton M. Viveiros in May 1985 to showcase the extraordinary architecture of the Highlands Historic District in Fall River. The Highlands Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Viva Murals: Public Art in Fall River
In 2022, Viva Fall River, the Fall River Arts & Culture Coalition, and the Fall River Public Schools partnered with Beyond Walls to produce three (3) large world-class murals in Fall River.
A Guide to Fall River’s Underground Railroad Stops
Read our “Guide to Fall River’s Underground Railroad Stops” and uncover the city’s storied history.
A Visitor’s Guide to Oak Grove Cemetery
Read along to learn more about Fall River’s Oak Grove Cemetery, where many of the City’s notable historical figures were laid to rest.
Celebrate ‘old stuff’ and rich history at these museums around the SouthCoast
Here are just some of the places from around the SouthCoast where you can learn about some “old stuff” that tells the history of our communities, and how these treasures inform our present and are still relevant to us today.