BEVERLY — Endicott College, located along the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, will host Julian Aguon, environmental lawyer and writer, and Johanna Chao Kreilick, President of the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), Friday, September 23, 4 p.m. in the Klebanoff...
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Live Acoustic Music Returns To Haverhill’s New Moon Coffeehouse
HAVERHILL — Live acoustic music returns to Haverhill, with the amazing roots and soul artist Kerri Powers. Her slide guitar and bluesy voice grace the New Moon Coffeehouse, on Saturday October 22nd at 7:30pm at The Universalist Unitarian Church 16 Ashland St. rtes 110...
By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners
PORTSMOUTH, NH — On Tuesday, October 4 at 7pm, legal scholar and founding director of Northeastern University’s Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project, Margaret A. Burnham comes to The Portsmouth, NH Music Hall Lounge as part of the Talks series. She will...
Found Artistry Open House
DANVERS — Tapley Memorial Hall 13 Page St. Danvers. Friday, September 23rd. The Found Artistry exhibit is aimed at opening a conversation with visitors, either by asking more questions or sharing the knowledge that we have. We may not be able to answer these questions...
ECCF And Creative Partners To Celebrate 5 Years Of The Creative County Initiative
REGIONAL — Join Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF) and our creative partners as we celebrate 5 years of the Creative County Initiative and plan for its sustainable future. CCI is strengthening Essex County’s creative community by providing resources for artists,...
Crafters wanted at the Main Street Congregational Church Amesbury
AMESBURY — As part of the Pumpkin Patch at the Main Street Congregational Church, 145 Main Street, Amesbury, the church will be hosting a craft fair on October 15, rain date October 16. Spaces are available by emailing bamfvending@gmail.com or by calling 978-457-0208....
A Prohibition Era Haunted Halloween Party
NEWBURYPORT — Come beyond the veil with us to 200-year old Salem Old Town Hall, and reveal a time of the city’s ghostly past, when liquid spirits were drunk in secret and beautiful flappers haunted the halls. That’s right: IT'S THE ORIGINAL HAUNTED SPEAKEASY PARTY in...
Belleville Roots Brings Great Music
NEWBURYPORT — If you love folk music, you are in for some memorable evenings this fall at the Belleville Roots Music Series with Molly Tuttle and Tony Trischka leading off with concerts in October. Tuttle, who broke into playing bluegrass at festivals when she was 11...
Oysterfest At The Port By Newburyport Fish Brings Together Oyster Farms From Across New England
NEWBURYPORT — Oysterfest In The Port hosted by Newburyport FISH will bring together oyster farms and fish vendors from across New England to highlight delicious local seafood. Craft brews from Riverwalk Brewing and wine from Grand Trunk Wine will be available for...
‘Be Courteous’ Sign Ripped Out
NEWBURYPORT — On the previous Friday, the Parks Department staff installed two signs in hopes of ending the Battle of March’s Hill between young bike riders/jump builders and mostly adults who like to hike the hills and live next to it. One of the signs, urging those...
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