Fall River
In the SouthCoast region of Massachusetts, where the Taunton River empties into Mount Hope Bay, stands Fall River- the "Spindle City". Not to be overshadowed by nearby Boston and Providence, Fall River offers visitors unique attractions that are absent from its two larger neighbors. Fall River is famous for Battleship Cove, the largest museum of its kind in the world; a rich Portuguese-American culture, featuring authentic food; and the accused axe murderess Lizzie Borden.
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- Do
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- Eat
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- Drink
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- Buy
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5 places match
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Driscoll Skating Arena
Ice rink where you can play and spectate ice hockey (youth and adult leagues). Public skating hours every afternoon and on Friday evenings (suspended due to COVID-19 as of January 2021).
Public Skating $6, Skate Rental $6
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Great Feast of the Holy Ghost of New England
Often called "the biggest Azorean feast in the world," it draws busloads of Portuguese from all over the country and Canada.
Mid-August
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Narrows Center for the Arts
This center on the top floor of one of Fall River's iconic mill buildings plays host to live music, art galleries, and other social gatherings. Attendees are welcome to bring their own food, drink, and alcohol to events.
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Margaret L. Jackson Arts Center
BCC
777 Elsbree St, Building H
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The Firebarn
Owned by Little Theatre of Fall River.
5 of 5 places have map locations.