Fall in Love with Beverly this February!
Info to come
We are proud to support our local black-owned businesses! Check out the North Shore Diversity Catalogue to learn more about minority-owned businesses downtown.
Mom Crawl 2025 is coming back to Downtown Beverly on Saturday May 10th!
Follow our map through local businesses while treating yourself, a mom in your life, or just grabbing a last minute hand-crafted gift! Save this year’s map, which includes a list of participating businesses. Follow us on Instagram for additional participating locations.
Let’s get out and support our local eateries!! Our Promotions Committee has created a two-week game to support our favorite local restaurants in Beverly. We’ve dubbed it Dine Out Beverly and we created a bingo game for you to play along! You’ll gather all your friends and family and neighbors, choose a bingo card, support a local business, and perhaps win a very cool trophy. Stay tuned for 2025 details.
How to play:
🍕 we made 3 versions of the bingo card
🍕 choose one of the bingo cards at the link above
🍕 screenshot the card, save to your phone, and use a phone editor to draw on the bingo card OR
🍕 screenshot the card, email it to yourself, and print it out to bring along to each business
🍕 fill up the card as much as you can in the next two weeks, March 1 – March 17.
🍕 if you get bingo, email a photo or screenshot of your bingo card to info@bevmain.org
🍕 you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a super exclusive trophy from Beverly Main Streets
Take pics of yourselves engaging with the bingo card and tag us! We’ll reshare so everyone can see how much fun you’re having and get jealous and want to play Dine Out Beverly Bingo also 🍕🍕🍕
Any questions? Ask us at info@bevmain.org!
No questions? Choose a card and take a screenshot and get going to your fave local eatery!
Downtown Beverly is full of businesses and nonprofits run by women. March is the perfect time to check them out and help them continue to make history!
Don’t see your business here? Email info@bevmain.org to be listed.
Shopping
Dining
Lodging
Spirituality/Wellness/Personal Services
Beauty
Nonprofits
Art & Entertainment
In February of 2023 we did the Downtown Window Decorating Competition! Here’s how it went down:
This month, some of our downtown businesses are competing to create the most eye-catching display for your viewing pleasure! Public voting starts on Monday, February 20 and goes until Sunday, February 26. Vote for your favorite business-front display here, and be sure to check them all out before voting! You can also scan the QR code available at each business to cast your vote.
The following businesses are participating:
•The Cabot Lodge
•The Castle
•Copper Dog Books
•Delphine’s Kitchen
•Fig Balloon
•Hammer & Stain
•Paper Asylum
•Purr Beauty Parlor
•Sample This
•Sblended
•Simply Placed
•Soy Much Brighter
•Zodiac Tea Room
Small Business Saturday is an event that was created to encourage consumers to shop locally in person and online at small businesses. Stay tuned for Small Business Saturday info for 2025!
Artwork © Kat Maus Haus 2022.
Why Shop Small?
The Shop Small movement started in 2010 as a way to showcase our small businesses that drive our local economies. It kicks off each season on Small Business Saturday – the Saturday after Thanksgiving. There are some very good reasons to shop small instead of online. You’ll get better customer service and personalized attention since staff at small businesses are usually the owner, a family member of the owner or someone who reports directly to the owner. Much of the sales and meals taxes you pay come back to Beverly in the form of local aid. It’s also good for the whole city as small businesses often “pay it forward.” They invest in the local community through volunteer work, in-kind contributions and donations to charities and community organizations, so the impact of your purchase goes right back into the local economy. Small businesses often buy their supplies from and get building work done by other local businesses. Shopping small helps create and support local jobs, and you’ll probably run into your friends and neighbors while you’re shopping!
Join us in support of our downtown artists and businesses during the month of November!
Where: businesses on Rantoul & Cabot
When: November 1st – November 30th
What: Work by local independent artists displayed throughout the month, with artist pop-ups on site TBD
Visit participating businesses to view and purchase art while doing your downtown shopping! Scout for holiday gifts & find your new favorite piece from local makers.
2024 Participating artists & businesses:
Backbeat Brewing — Jacqueline Rolke
BevCam — Emma Oliver, Jack Fay, Ashlee Beadle
The Bottle Shop — Jenna Winn
The Cabot — Michelle Tuttle
Cala Renee Salon — Susan Pulaski
Coastal Mass — TJ Gansenberg
Copper Dog Books — Chrissa Markos
Fossick –Denise Merry
Gentile –Kurt Einhaus
Good Mojo — Erica Harrison, Michael Rowe
Historic Beverly — Michael Miller
Jolie Tea — Ken Goldstrom
La Q’chara — Emma Basso
Old Planters — Rachel Lamb, Jennifer Toler
Paper Asylum — Betsy Desmond
Score & Slip — Jamie Champlain
Second Rodeo — Chelsea Bloxsom
Soy Much Brighter — Jaaashtar
Sully’s / Bridge 9 — Isabella Penney, bold gold & old
Tasty Bowls — Joanne Jolly-Kay
Unpacked Living — Judi Jorge
WKND — Britt Jones
Porter Mill Studios:
Ivy Devers
Victoria Hautala
Andrew Houle
Joanne Jolly- Kay
David Kay
Constance Festo Lafond
Rebecca Flores Mantilla
Marcy Bergeron Noa
Christine O’Brien
Sandra Bellock Phippen
Cat Scully
Sydney Smith
Clay Ventre
Justin Whiting
Save the Date for 2025: Cabot Night will take place on Friday, 12/12, with Rantoul Night on Saturday, 12/13. Local businesses will be open for shopping and special activations, and vendor markets can be found at key venues. Find musical performances and special guests throughout both nights, and be sure to collect stamps for this year’s Shopping Passport. Stay tuned for more details!