August Events at Heritage State Park: History, Creativity, and Community
August at Heritage State Park is filled with history, creativity, and community events. Learn about the women involved in cottage industries before the American Revolution, take part in a walking club to explore Fall River's history, and engage in creative activities. Special exhibits will showcase local Indigenous history and photography. Don't miss the 30th annual Summer Concert featuring Joshua Tree, a U2 tribute band. All programs are free and open to the public.
Throughout August, there will be various events at Heritage State Park:
- Storytelling through textiles with artist Rhonda M. Fazio
- A historical walking tour along the Taunton River
- Art-making in the pollinator garden
- A concert featuring Joshua Tree
- An evening celebrating Fall River's culture and architecture
- A talk on Fall River's notable figures
- Nature exploration games for kids and families
- Exhibits on British occupation, Indigenous life, and local photography
- Continuous film screenings celebrating Fall River
- A children's book on monarch butterflies' journey
- Displays on the Battle of Fall River and Pocasset Wampanoag village
- Wayfinders commemorating Fall River's industrial history
- A self-guided walk through local history
- Revolution-themed activities and community loom weaving
Visit the Visitor Center at 100 Davol St. in the Capt. Thomas J. Hudner Jr. Memorial Building to participate in these exciting events and learn more about Fall River's rich heritage and culture.