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Alfred Moskowitz will exhibit his sculptures of the human form in full-body and portrait. His work has been entered into many juried shows both in Newburyport and New York City and over the years has won several awards.
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The downtown is starting to come alive again with the “sound of shopping, browsing and dining.” The retailers in the downtown and Tannery have a special announcement of an Open Late initiative. Beginning today April 1st, many of our downtown retailers and service businesses will be open late for your shopping and dining pleasure.
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The public is invited to the Newburyport Education Foundation’s (NEF) 6th Annual Adult Spelling Bee on Friday, April 9 at Nicholson Hall at 7 p.m. The costumes, the hilarity, and the good-natured competition among the spellers make this one of the NEF’s most popular and successful fundraisers for the Newburyport Public Schools. Organizers say this year will be even better because audience members will get to participate and win prizes.
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The Massachusetts Audubon Society’s president emeritus Jerry Bertrand will present a slide program and lecture, “Namibia – The Skeleton Coast,” at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats Education Center on Wednesday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m.
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Isn’t it just wonderful to live, work and play in the Greater Newburyport area? Whether you live, work or play in Newburyport, Amesbury, Salisbury, West Newbury, Rowley or Newbury, we are truly lucky to call this home. It’s a glorious day on the might Merrimack and I for one am thankful to be living and working here!
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After two months of doing this program, the harder issue for most people in the groups is doing more exercise, yet they are all making incredible progress and feel they have improved their fitness since starting. What is interesting is that almost everyone feels they have a good handle on portion control, are easily choosing healthier foods and planning balanced meals and snacks. And I would agree looking at their weekly journals…
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Newburyport-Today is pleased to welcome back local photographer Greg Nikas for our continuing series Word on the Street. This week Greg found Doni Ward playing her guitar on Inn Street. Doni is a senior at The Sparhawk School and a Newburyport resident.
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In partnership with Anna Jaques Hospital, The Tannery Marketplace is enrolling residents of Newburyport and its six surrounding communities into a challenge to start and exercise regime: The “Shape up & Lace up Challenge” offers points to participants for proof of exercise and/or weight loss.
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Each month, Anna Jaques Hospital features a shop, service, or company that contributes to the health of our community. This month’s featured business is Natural High Fitness at The Tannery Marketplace.
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Borromeo String Quartet violinist Nicholas Kitchen leads a musical exploration through the violin and cello music of Bach, Bartok, and Ravel as finale in the Firehouse Center 2009-10 Home Concert Series.
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