This year's summer series features 17 shows at Lynch Park and nine on the Beverly Commons gazebo.
The second annual Warrior Weekend will be held this Saturday and Sunday at Beverly High School.
The event on Cabot Street will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 15.
McPherson's memory and contributions to Beverly were celebrated during an emotional dedication ceremony.
The May 11 drive comes after Bootstraps saw more than 1,000 more area residents seeking food assistance than the year before.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Beverly.
The food security grant donation occurred at a ceremony at Boston Medical Center's Moakley Green.
The second annual Warrior Weekend is set to include four sets of reenactors, a dozen military apparatus and a planned Coast Guard landing.
The Current Beverly resident Roger Wonson played a show for his family and staff and was given a special gift and state proclamation.
The sensory-friendly event will include fire trucks, police cruisers, construction vehicles, food trucks and animals.
Beverly Main Streets has announced the vendor list for the June 15 festival held outside on Cabot Street.
The clinic will provide experts to assist owners in fixing bikes, electronics, clothing, small appliances and other household items.
Beverly and Salem residents are eligible to bring their items to Beverly High School on Saturday morning for disposal.
New Executive Director Erin Truex spoke with Patch about new ways Beverly Main Streets is looking to support downtown small businesses.
Ben Tuff spoke with the Sharks competitive swim team and Phoenix United gymnastics team about his story of perseverance.
While the path of totality will go through northern New England, those on the North Shore can still anticipate a show on April 8.
Paul Rapazzo was previously the senior living community's associate director and director of community relations.
The city will host events at Beverly Hospital and Ellis Square this weekend.
Green Beverly will help coordinate events this spring ranging from a pub crawl to Lynch Park tours to Fix-It clinics and much more.
World War II reenactors 3-5-0 Girls and The Baker Group aim to tell the full story of women and the Marines of the Pacific theater.
The teen writing workshop with Endicott faculty members will run from June 26 through June 28.
Starting this year there will be a $100 fee for participants with nonprofit organizations exempt.
Most customers will automatically be enrolled in the standard plan, though they may opt-out or sign up for a 100% renewable energy plan.
Green Beverly is hosting a community conversation on the facts and future of trash and recycling with free food from Root.
The winning ticket was bought at the North Beverly Food Mart.
The Riverside Renaissance Swing Band will perform a family-friendly show at the church on Friday night.
Beverly's House of Hot Sauce and More is one of the new vendors expected at the second annual military celebration event.
The funding includes $750,000 for a Dunham Road roundabout and $325,375 for climate mitigation assessments at Lynch Park.
All money raised from the chilly dip in the ocean go toward North Shore CDC and Lifebridge North Shore.
A drums and clarinet performance from 99-year-old Roger Wonson highlights the luxury senior living facility's grand opening on Thursday.
The nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote downtown businesses and activities is hosting Art Fest and two summer block parties.
The city accepted $400,000 in state funding after the City Council approved the grant acceptance last month.
The Beverly Human Rights Committee, Beverly Public Schools and the city are hosting the event on Monday at Beverly Middle School.
Beverly Main Streets seeks community support as it looks to continue initiatives such as Arts Fest, Summer Block Party and Winter Market.
Wonderfund CEO Lauren Baker will speak at the event as part of the Thrive initiative to empower women at all career stages.
The contest is open to students or residents in grades 6 through 12.
Baby Xailah made her arrival at 8:20 a.m. Monday, weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces, and measuring 20 inches long.
Through Cummings Community Giving, the real estate firm directed $495,000 in donations to nonprofits of the employees' choosing.
If you bought a Quic Pic Powerball ticket in Beverly or Wellesley for Wednesday night's drawing, your numbers might be worth $50,000.