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Take in the color! Spend a lazy afternoon or breeze through The Newburyport Art Association. The Member’s Fall Open Show, October 2nd to October 25th will feature more than 250 artworks in the Sargent and Hartson galleries.
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Usually by the time the end of September rolls around I am itching for Autumn. You know, that time of year that involves biting into a juicy just picked apple or gathering piles of leaves for the kids to jump through…
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Lisa Riordon is the featured artist in the gallery space at the YWCA of Newburyport through October 31st. More than 40 pieces from her “Children in Silhouette” series are included, all inspired by childhood images of kids playing and exploring their world.
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The Film Festival opens tonight with Shooting Beauty, which tells the inspirational story of an aspiring fashion photographer whose career takes an unexpected turn when she discovers a hidden world of beauty at a center for people living with significant disabilities
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Revitalive Cafe will be offering organic, local, raw vegan meals at a great price in Newburyport! The cafe was a great next step as our kitchen at the wellness center continues to grow. Our mission is to offer the most convenient, freshest, tastiest and healthiest meals to our customers.
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Newburyport Today is welcomes back local photographer Mariah Gale for her weekly post. Please look for Mariah strolling around Newburyport snapping photos and asking “what’s the word on the street?”
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Kathy Heywood is a bundle of energy just waiting to explode herself into all things Newburyportand in fact, she has been “out and about” in her hometown.
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Greetings from the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce and Industry, your business and community resource for over 40 years! We hope that you consider buying locally as often as you can. In that effort we have a great event for all of you.
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Newburyport’s Metro Rock offers a free day of climbing!
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Newburyport native Ben McPhail reveals a fact heretofore unheard: the South End was kind of a dangerous place to live while he was growing up there.
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