Posts Tagged ‘New Bedford’
So, You Want to Start a Business?: An Interactive Workshop
Have you ever dreamed of owning your own business but aren’t sure where to begin? This workshop is for you! Join us Wednesday, May 6th from 12–1pm for an interactive session where…
Read MoreGrant Writing Workshop hosted by Write with Community, Inc.
Feeling like you have a great idea for a project or a grant but not quite sure how to go about writing that winning proposal? Join the in-person Grant Writing…
Read MoreIs Winter Killing Your Productivity? Why Work Feels Harder This Time of Year
Is Winter Killing Your Productivity? Let’s be honest. Whether you love it or hate it, this winter feels… long. The gray mornings. The early sunsets. The cold that makes leaving…
Read MorePaulina Fuenzalida-Guzmán transforms personal and collective memory into art that endures
“I am inspired by the fight for justice in all aspects of life, and by everyday acts of resilience — the ways people heal, adapt, and reinvent themselves.”
Read MorePay What You Can Coworking
Curious about coworking? Need a change of scenery? Come to Groundwork on Wednesday, February 18th for a full day of focused work, good energy, and real community—no day pass required.. Join us…
Read MoreStrategic Budgeting for Growing Businesses with Colleen Trahan
📅 Thursday, March 12 | ⏰ 9:00–11:30 AM | 📍 Groundwork, New Bedford Ready to take your business to the next level? Join us for an in-person event where we’ll dive into smart…
Read MorePoetry Night Open Mic
Mark your calendars for another poetry night at Groundwork Saturday, February 14th 7pm-9pm
Read MoreGallery Talk with Paulina Fuenzalida-Guzman
Hear from the artist in her own words! Paulina Fuenzalida-Guzman will share insights about her exhibition Cord-ura; Sanity, currently on display at Groundwork New Bedford.
Read MoreAlanna Nelson weaves playfulness with purpose
I’m trying to get better at asking myself, “Should you do this or should someone else?” Being a small business owner, I’m in the habit of just buckling down to do it – who cares if someone else could do it better, faster or cheaper?
Read MoreShop local this holiday season
Even simple holiday choices—buying baked goods from a neighborhood bakery, purchasing gifts from local artisans, sourcing ingredients from local markets—create ripples of positive impact throughout the community. From gifts to gatherings, it all counts.
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