New Bedford Symphony Orchestra

AHA! Night returns to downtown New Bedford Feb. 12 with indoor arts, storytelling, music, museum events, and free activities at the Zeiterion and Whaling Museum.

New Bedford’s Zeiterion reopens Jan. 17, 2026 after a $37M renovation, featuring Dulcé Sloan, the Symphony Orchestra, Festival Theatre, and more.

The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra celebrates 110 years with new concerts, expanded youth education programs, and a return to the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center.

The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra has a special slate of open rehearsals that allow people to experience the symphony for free.

Organizers say there is nothing high-brow with these sessions, all types of music from classical to pop and hip-hop are on the agenda.

If you are sick of hearing your family complain they are bored this summer, then you have to check out what New Bedford Creative has been up to.

This free four-part video series explores symmetry in shapes and symmetry in classical music.

The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra will be on hand for an event featuring great music and local craft beers with no stage, no seats, no rules—just fun.

On Saturday, February 16, the NBSO presents Roses and Thorns under the direction of Yaniv Dinur with guest cellist Christine J. Lee.