Café Mimo Locally owned Portuguese restaurant that brings the culture and traditions from Azores, Portugal right here to your table. Cafe Mimo offers a cafe with bar service in
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Antonio’s Restaurant & Café Since opening on September 11, 1989, Antonio’s has created a place for customers to enjoy Old World Portuguese recipes as well as unique local dishes
Portugalia is not just a place to buy authentic Portuguese goods. “It’s a cultural destination and experience” says Michael Benevides, Owner of Portugalia Marketplace. The family business, open for 31 years,
Portugalia is not just a place to buy authentic Portuguese goods. “It’s a cultural destination and experience” says Michael Benevides, Owner of Portugalia Marketplace. The family business, open for 31 years,
Portugalia is not just a place to buy authentic Portuguese goods. “It’s a cultural destination and experience” says Michael Benevides, Owner of Portugalia Marketplace. The family business, open for 31 years,
It’s Black History month! New Bedford has very strong ties to anti-slavery activist Frederick Douglass. Douglass was born into slavery but was able to escape Maryland and find freedom in Massachusetts. He wanted to go to New Bedford, knowing that the booming whaling industry would have use of his trade- caulking. In 1838, Frederick Douglass and his new wife Anna arrived in New Bedford and were welcomed into the home of African-American abolitionists Nathan and Polly Johnson. The Johnson house- located on 21 Seventh St, became the place that Douglass developed his skills as a powerful anti-slavery orator. Douglass even registered to vote. After staying with the Johnson’s for a year, Frederick and Anna moved into their second New Bedford residency on 157 Elm Street. In 1841, they moved their growing family to 111 Ray St. (Now Acushnet Avenue). Douglass went to on to travel the county and become an influential speaker and writer. The Nathan and Polly Johnson home had been converted into five single-occupancy apartments before being purchased by the New Bedford Historical Society, with assistance from the Waterfront Historic Area League (Whale), and the Massachusetts Historical Commission in December 1998.
Still looking for Valentine's Day dinner plans? Whether you are looking for a delicious meal, entertainment or great atmosphere, Lafrance Hospitality has a variety of resturants to choose from! Visit Bittersweet Farm for plenty of seating options and exclusive dinner menu choices like bacon-wrapped filet mignon and herb-seared scrod. Enjoy a relaxed dinner at The Galley Grille at White's of Westport with live music, lobster and prime rib specials. Music & Passion - Barry Manilow Tribute Dinner & Show at White's of Westport is a fun Valentine's night treat. Doors open at 6pm for dinner guests. Waterfront dining anyone? Reservations are still available at Merrill's on the Waterfront. Menu options include an assortment of seafood, raw bar and pasta dishes. The SEMVB wishes everyone a Happy Valentine's Day!
Fairhaven Summer Walking Tours - 2019 Whether you live in the area or you are just visiting, Fairhaven summer walking tours encourage you and your family to rediscover this richly
