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Historic Preservation meets energy conservation in this educational seminar presented by the Newburyport Preservation Trust and the Newburyport Historical Commision.
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Downtown was alive last night with princesses and pop stars, super heroes and messengers from the dark-side, and a wide array of adorable fuzzy creatures. The merchants were smiling, and parents and children enamored with the good cheer that abounded everywhere!
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Don Pollard is a true Newburyport native, born and raised in the city where to this day he works on its behalf. He’s just been here his whole life. Descended from a First Settler of Newbury on his mother’s side, he notes in that way that children of descendants do that the Pollards have “been here only since 1850.”
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Welcome to the weekly post from the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce! I have the great opportunity to post every Thursday on all that is happening in and around the business community here in greater Newburyport. How lucky am I!
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It’s Halloween season!!! Once visual contact is made with a pumpkin in the early fall, all my kids can think about is Jack-o-lanterns. We have made it a ritual of going to the pumpkin patch for everyone to pick their very own pumpkin (you have to be able to carry your own pumpkin to make it truly yours!).
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Looking to get the most mileage out of you kids’ costumes over the next few days? There are many activities over the next couple of days where you can take advantage of the Halloween Spirit!
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Women’s Night Out with Anna Jaques Hospital.
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Newburyport Today is pleased to be working with WNBP to promote our calendar listings on a weekly basis. Listen for our promos to start running today and and every Friday and Saturday from now on. We’ll try to keep you informed on all that’s going on.
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October is National Arts and Humanities Month, a coast-to-coast collective celebration of culture in America. Communities across the United States are joining together to recognize the importance of arts and culture in our daily lives.
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Join Ghlee Woodworth and Jonathan Appell on October 24 and 25 when they will embark upon the lofty goal of training and mobilizing volunteers to preform basic preservation procedures to continue to restore and maintain Newburyport’s historic Old Hill Burying Ground.
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