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Things to do: Sunflowers in Swansea, outdoor concerts in Fall River and Westport, a wine run and more

Greater Fall River events: Outdoor movie Mondays, comic hypnotist, free August fun and more

August Adventures offers free museum admission Children’s Museum of Greater Fall River and the New Bedford Whaling Museum are among the many places your family can enjoy for free this month as the Highland Street Foundation launches its August Adventures program. Each day throughout the month of August there is one museum, zoo, nature sanctuary or event offered with no admission fee. August Adventures, modeled after Highland Street’s long-standing Free Fun Fridays program, will provide enriching opportunities for individuals, children and families throughout the state. From children’s museums to art to nature sanctuaries, there is something for everyone.

Obituary: Romeo Ramos Tapia Marasigan Jr.

Ride the Drive

Ride the Drive 12:00 PM A past Ride the Drive event. This favorite early summer recreation event sponsored by the Madison Parks Division is bypassing the road it s named for (John Nolen Drive) to host four concurrent neighborhood events around the city. Routes will circle city parks, including Heritage Heights, 701 Meadowlark Drive, and Kennedy, 5202 Retana Drive; Marlborough, 2222 Whenona Drive; Warner, 2930 N. Sherman Ave.; and Wingra, 824 Knickerbocker St. Activities at the parks include bike safety checks, food carts and more. Find maps volunteers are still needed if you d like to help make it happen. press release: The city of Madison Parks Division is excited to announce that this year’s Ride the Drive will be

Seniors' residence opts for lawn care with a very cute twist - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Goats in the city are a rare sight to see. That’s why the group of 56 goats providing lawn care at Heritage Heights pull double duty, acting as entertainers for residents and other locals. “It’s really brought people out,” said John Enns, a resident at Heritage Heights. “And not just from the neighbourhood here. During COVID this has been a great way to entertain and we’ve just been thoroughly amused by them. They’ve got such personality and character, so they bring us a lot of laughs, a little bit of joy in the downtime. It’s been good.”