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Attleboro isn’t just rich in history—it’s bursting with musical life. From lively summer concerts in the park to festivals honoring local legends, the city seamlessly blends culture with its historic heartbeat. Let’s take a stroll through what's happening—and how historic spaces like the Falls Fire Barn Museum play a role in keeping Attleboro's story alive. When Music Meets History in Attleboro Summer Concerts in the Park bring music right into the public square. Held at Capron Park’s Ray Coniff Bandstand, these free Thursday evening shows feature everything from live bands to School of R…

Mansfield, MA – July 25, 2025 — The Town of Mansfield has published its July 2025 newsletter, offering residents a detailed look at ongoing community projects, infrastructure improvements, and updates on local governance. The newsletter highlights recent and upcoming infrastructure upgrades, including roadway maintenance, water system improvements, and planned park enhancements. Town officials also provided updates on budget allocations, public safety initiatives, and upcoming community events designed to keep residents informed and engaged. In addition to infrastructure news, the newslette…

As summer evenings settle in, Attleboro residents are gathering each week for a season-long tradition that brings music, family, and fun to the heart of the city. The Summer Concert Series at the Ray Conniff Bandstand in Capron Park is once again filling the park with the sounds of live performances—and the community is loving it. Held every week throughout the summer, the concerts are free to attend and welcome all ages. The event series, organized by the city’s Recreation Department, features a rotating lineup of local bands, tribute acts, and regional favorites covering genres from classi…

Attleboro is getting ready to celebrate Independence Day with a full schedule of family-friendly events that bring the community together in true patriotic spirit. The excitement kicks off on Wednesday, July 3, with a fireworks display at Hayward Field. Gates open at 5 p.m., and the evening will feature live music, food vendors, and even a magician to entertain the crowd before the fireworks begin around 9 p.m. If it rains, the event will be rescheduled for Saturday, July 19. The next morning, on July 4, families are invited to the Poncin-Hewitt Recreation Complex for the annual Kidz 4th Fu…

Attleboro is preparing to celebrate Juneteenth with a community event at Capron Park Zoo on Saturday, June 21. The celebration will take place from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and is open to everyone. It's being organized by the Attleboro Juneteenth Committee and will feature activities for all ages. This event is part of a larger regional effort through the Southeast Juneteenth Coalition. That coalition includes local groups such as the National Black Doll Museum, the Bristol Black Collective, the African American Heritage Association of Brockton, and Black Lives Matter Rhode Island. Together, they a…