Onsite at the Attleboro Animal Shelter, 27 Pond St., Seekonk, MA.  Follow the FAAS Harvest Fest facebook page for updates.

From-the-Farm vendors & other artisans Wednesday's through to September 20th, 5p - 8p at Veteran’s Park in downtown North Attleborough... coincides with the Downtown North Attleborough Block Party.

The City of Attleboro will hold a series of live music concerts at Cuddy Court in September and October... video

Saturdays 9-1 through October 14th,
Location: LA SALETTE SHRINE, 947 Park Street, Attleboro in the back field overflow parking lot. 
"Meet Grant, one of our dedicated Attleboro Farmers Market volunteers!  He's making a difference in our community and has shared some insights about his experience...:" ~AFM

Empty Bowls Attleboro Area and its team of local potters and friends have created and glazed bowls for this annual event that supports local organizations. Each Empty Bowl purchased is a reminder of the empty bowls that need to be filled by those local organizations as they fight food insecurity in the Attleboro Area.  All proceeds go to area organizations fighting hunger locally.
https://emptybowlsattleboro.com/

This gathering will be for a presentation by author Patrick Bringley. Bringley, appearing live through Zoom, will discuss his memoir All the Beauty in the World – The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me. His book is both a journey through a world-class institution of fine art and an intimate chronicle of grief and joy. Send us a message or email office@attleboroartsmuseum.org to RSVP. This meeting will not be recorded. https://attleboroartsmuseum.org/art-lovers-book-club/ This meeting of the Art Lovers Book Club is funded by the ATT-Texins.

Join the North Attleboro Elks, 52 Bulfinch Street, for their annual cornhole tournament, live music from the "Super Bots", the School of Rock, craft beer, raffles, food trucks, kid's activities and much more.

"NIGHT AT THE ZOO" is back!! Join us for an super fun night reserved just for 21+ over friends :) We will have CASH BARS, LIVE MUSIC, FOOD TRUCKS, SILENT AUCTIONS, and of course all of our AMAZING ANIMALS! Tickets available here... https://bit.ly/NightattheZoo2023

"Dear Community Members, In the aftermath of recent flooding, we urge all residents and businesses to utilize our Big Red 311 reporting platform, accessible through both our mobile app and website, to report any flood damage you may have experienced. Your input is crucial as we work towards understanding the extent of the damage in our community. Why report flood damage through the app or website? This information is collected purely for informational purposes. By reporting your flood damage through Big Red 311, whether via our mobile app or website, you're contributing to a collective effort to calculate the total damage in our community. Your reports enable us to: ✅ Assess the scale of the issue ✅ Plan effective recovery measures ✅ Secure necessary resources It's a straightforward process: For the app: Download and open the SeeClickFix app on your mobile device. Select 'Flood Damage Reporting' category. Share details of your damage. For the website: Visit Big Red 311 at https://www.nattleboro.com/693/Big-Red-311-Report-a-Problem. Select 'Flood Damage Reporting' category. Share details of your damage. Remember, this is for data collection only and helps us better serve our community. Let's come together and rebuild stronger than ever!"

"If you are interested in making an appointment, please email us at refreshbyoou@gmail.com or follow this link and complete this form. Have a clothing donation? We are accepting all clothing items for children and teens. Right now, we are also accepting adult clothing to help those affected by the severe weather in town. If you have a donation, please email us at refreshbyoou@gmail.com and we'll schedule a pickup. Thank you so much for your support!" ~OOU

"But now Congress is proposing a 40% cut -- endangering millions of victims and survivors of violence. It's time to speak up and champion VOCA. Every cut to #VOCA resonates through our communities, disproportionately impacting the most vulnerable among us, especially communities of color, rural areas, and low-income communities. Join the movement, reach out to your Member of Congress, and ask them to stand up for VOCA. #Crisis4Victims" ~New Hope, Inc., Attleboro

"The group meets on the first Thursday of every month at 7PM in the St John’s church hall. St. John’s Episcopal Church on Pleasant Street in Franklin, MA started a support group at the beginning of 2023 for the parents or guardians of children (of any age) facing social, emotional or behavioral challenges of any type. The loosely structured format allows for conversation and dialogue around issues we all face on a regular basis. All faiths are welcome... to participate. There is no fee to participate. You are welcome to share as much or as little about your child as you would like. Meetings are led by participants (not clinicians). The goal is to provide each other with support, guidance (where possible), or simply a listening ear at a particularly challenging time. Any questions can be sent to admin@stjohnsfranklinma.org."
~Community Center of North Attleboro