Thursdays Coffee with the PastorCome and enjoy a good cup of coffee and a good conversation with Rev. Andy.Every Thursday from 9:00-11:00 am at Bethany Hall First Congregational Church of Fall River282 Rock St. - Office Door!
Chair Yoga Calls-Find Your Balance, Strength, and Inner PeaceFirst Congregational Church of Fall River invites you to join our Chair Yoga classes, taking place at our church hall every other Thursday from 9:30-10:30 am. Who can join? All levels are welcomeWhat to bring" Comfortable clothing/Yoga Mat/Water Bottle For more info. contact the church office at 508-672-5862 or churchoffice@fccfallriver.com
13+, free and open to the public
All levels welcome!!Open to the public (13yrs and up)Please refer to our Facebook page for class cancelations or changes.
Open Mic Night from 7 to 10 PM
General knowledge trivia with 1st, 2nd & 3rd place prizes!
We invite LGBTQ+ folks ages 60 and over to join us for free coffee and pastries at the Westport Council on Aging at 75 Reed Road, Westport MA 02790. First Friday of the Month10:00-11:00 a.m. Please register by calling (774) 775-2656 or email maureen@sclgbtqnetwork.org
Keep away the boredom! Join teen artist, Little Miss Art, for drop-in art sessions over the upcoming winter school break! Drop in hours between 10:00am and 2:00pm on Friday, January 2nd, and Saturday, January 3rd. SoCo Art Labs, 418 Quequechan Street, 2nd floor.(If stairs are not an issue, use the glass door to the left under the white awning in front of the building. If stairs are an issue, there is a ramp in the back of the building.) Just $10 per kid per session.Purchase all four sessions and get one free! Craft sessions:Friday, January 2nd - 3D SnowpeopleSaturday, January 3rd - Watercolor Letter Crafts Little Miss Art's make your own beaded bracelet station will also be available during all four sessions at no additional cost. Once Upon a Bookstore (located inside SoCo Art Labs and the SoCo Art Gallery will also be open.) Parent/Guardian must be present at all times
Keep away the boredom! Join teen artist, Little Miss Art, for drop-in art sessions over the upcoming winter school break! Drop in hours between 10:00am and 2:00pm on Monday, December 29th, Tuesday December 30th, Friday, January 2nd, and Saturday, January 3rd. SoCo Art Labs, 418 Quequechan Street, 2nd floor.(If stairs are not an issue, use the glass door to the left under the white awning in front of the building. If stairs are an issue, there is a ramp in the back of the building.) Just $10 per kid per session.Purchase all four sessions and get one free! Craft sessions:Monday, December 29th - Make Your Own StickersTuesday, December 30th - New Years Eve Photo FramesFriday, January 2nd - 3D SnowpeopleSaturday, January 3rd - Watercolor Letter Crafts Little Miss Art's make your own beaded bracelet station will also be available during all four sessions at no additional cost. Once Upon a Bookstore (located inside SoCo Art Labs and the SoCo Art Gallery will also be open.) Parent/Guardian must be present at all times. TICKETS
Join us for lunch every Friday! From 12-4pm we offer $5 cheese pizza!! Our full menu is also available and ready to order! Pair your favorite bar style pizza with your favorite craft beer!
October 10th - January 25th, 2025 Hours: Friday-Sunday, 12-5pm 44 Troy St, Fall River, MA Free & Open to the Public Featuring work by: Alex Tum, Karyn Nakamura, Serena Chang, and Hanna Umin.Post Scarcity Sculpture at FR MoCA gathers four artists—Alex Tum, Karyn Nakamura, Serena Chang, and Hanna Umin—whose practices operate as Futique Agents, working in the field of Art with material residue and technological detritus in a post-prophetic tense. Post Scarcity, the conceptual ground of the exhibition, names a politics that imagines an end to artificial scarcity enforced by capital, envisioning a condition where technological development and collective organization liberate human and non-human energies from cycles of deprivation. In this exhibition, sculpture is redefined through soldered brass, cast plaster, resin, foam, computational circuits, video systems, and found refuse. The show centers a biomechanical site where the synaptic future and the industrial past converge. These objects function as future antiques, coded with fragments of war material, biological trace, and machinic residue, at once evidentiary and prophetic. Post Scarcity Sculpture frames these works as Futique Agents of a holistic informational shift, revealing how surplus, waste, and neural invention together constitute the emergent matter of social and aesthetic revolution. This exhibition has […]