The Wareham Gatemen are set to honor this Sunday the life and career of Joseph Campinha, believed to be the first Cape Verdean professional baseball player.
The 46th annual Cape Verdean Recognition Day Parade Saturday in New Bedford brought together thousands of people to celebrate the contributions made by Cape Verdean-Americans to New Bedford's culture and community. The parade is among the most festive in the city every year, featuring music, dancers and floats...
Tom Lopes, who was the first Cape Verdean to be elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives, will have a documentary produced about his life to honor his legacy.
"We are happy to be here. And by we, I mean me and the 3 layers of clothing I am wearing." From the second Penny Lopes stepped into our studio, she radiated an energy so bright and intoxicating. She was funny. She was smart. She is a wonderful storyteller who leaves you wanting more...
The City has officially begun construction on the Tom Lopes Park in the heart of New Bedford.
The park will be located at One Washington Square, sandwiched between County and South Sixth Streets, and is being dedicated to the late Tom Lopes, the first Cape Verdean American elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives...
New Bedford distinguishes itself by having a signature parade on July 5, not the 4th of July! Celebrating the independence and culture of Cape Verde, the Cape Verdean Recognition Committee sponsors the annual parade that attracts nationally renown bands and attractions. This year's event will be bigger and better than before, honoring the Cape Verdean crew and captain of the Charles W. Morgan.
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