Join us in support of our downtown artists and businesses during the month of November! Where: businesses on Rantoul & Cabot When: November 4th – December 1st What: Work by local independent artists displayed throughout the month, with artist pop-ups on site happening November 16th Visit participating businesses to view and purchase art while doing your downtown shopping!...
Put on your PJs and curl up with a heaping bowl of nostalgic childhood ruining burlesque! Let your imagination run wild as you dream about Where in the World the Magic Bus will travel! Perhaps you'll take a Tank Engine to Rainbow Land, or become Master of the Universe! Get ready for a trip down...
Bring your Valentine, Galentine, or Broentine for a night of sultry and sparkly burlesque as we celebrate love! It's going to get steamy at Off Cabot when when these burlesque viXXXens take the stage to tempt, titillate & tease in Siren of the Circle's latest production. This Valentine's weekend Salem may be "So Sweet", but...
CALLING LOCAL ARTISTS! The Frame at 198 is back! Beverly Bootstraps Thrift Shop’s Art Expo returns on April 7th, and we’re excited to showcase local talent once again. Join our vibrant community of artists to display your work and support a great cause! This semi-annual showcase celebrates creativity with the theme of "Community" for our...
Artist Chris "ROBOTS WILL KILL" (https://www.chrisrobotswillkill.com/) will be at Bridge Nine Records in Beverly, Massachusetts on Saturday, June 7th for a one-day-only artist exhibit. Doors are noon until 6 pm, with snacks and refreshments at 4 pm. We’ll have exclusive collab merch, so come through and check it out! Artist bio: A child of the...
Join us for the opening of our newest art exhibition! Mollie Goldstrom-Work on Paper & Ken Goldstrom-Work in Clay Local artist, Ken Goldstrom, will be presenting works in clay and his daughter, Mollie Goldstrom, who resides in the Cotswolds in England, will be presenting works on paper. Come meet Ken during our Artist Reception from...
What’s this program about? Music is often called a universal language but it can also be deeply rooted in the place it was written. Is it possible for a musical work to be a representative of the culture, customs, and people of the place it was written? And how do those elements affect the way...
