Addison Gallery of American Art

Essex County

Chris Rhatigan 

Boston Metropolitan Area

Andover

Massachusetts

Middlesex County

Tewksbury

North Andover

Wilmington

North Reading

Reading

Lynnfield

Burlington

Rockingham County

Tony Schinella

Salem

New Hampshire

Chelmsford

William Hall

Woburn

The Artisan Market at the Mills is the largest handmade market in North Andover, featuring ~120 artisans and specialty food vendors from all over New England. The 2026 Artisan Market will be held on Sunday, May 31st from 10-3 and is a rain or shine event. The Market will be held in the parking lot behind the West Mill at 50 High St. Ample parking is available directly across the street in the East Mill parking garage. Admission to the market and parking are both FREE. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome!Plenty of food and fun activities for families!

Local Event: 8th annual Artisan Market at the Mills

8th annual Artisan Market at the Mills

The Artisan Market at the Mills is the largest handmade market in North Andover, featuring ~120 artisans and specialty food...

The Temple Emanuel Sisterhood invites the community to Mah Jongg Madness, an afternoon of friendly competition, connection, and fun for Mah Jongg players of all experience levels. 
Open to the public, this community event will feature Mah Jongg play, prizes, table rotations, and opportunities to socialize with friends—both old and new. To encourage engagement and friendly competition, players of varying skill levels will be mixed and tables will rotate throughout the afternoon. Instructions on rules, scoring, and movement will be provided at check-in, along with a brief overview before play begins. Light refreshments will be served.COST: 
$18 per person
WHEN: 
Saturday, May 31 
12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
WHERE: 
Temple Emanuel Social HallTo register visit&nbsp;<a href="https://templeemanuel.net/urj-events/mah-jongg-madness/?d=2026-05-31%2012%3A00" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">templeemanuel.net/urj-events/mah-jongg-madness/?d=2026-05-31%2012%3A00</a>

Local Event: Temple Emanuel Sisterhood Hosts “Mah Jongg Madness” Community Event

Temple Emanuel Sisterhood Hosts “Mah Jongg...

The Temple Emanuel Sisterhood invites the community to Mah Jongg Madness, an afternoon of friendly competition, connection, and...

Temple Emanuel Sisterhood Hosts “Mah Jongg Madness” Community Event

North Andover Historical Society

Historic house museums have long shaped how we understand the past—but whose stories have been centered, and whose have been left untold?
Hidden Histories is a dynamic panel discussion that brings together museum professionals, historians, and cultural practitioners to explore how historic sites can move beyond traditional narratives to tell fuller, more inclusive stories.
Hosted by The Trustees in partnership with the North Andover Historical Society and North Shore Juneteenth Association Inc., this conversation will examine how historic house museums are reinterpreting spaces, collections, and archives to acknowledge the lives, labor, and experiences of marginalized and underrepresented communities.&nbsp;
For more information and tickets:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.northandoverhistoricalsociety.org/upcoming-events/2026/4/30/mazryhwqma3vqepb756vg9ccopoki4" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">northandoverhistoricalsociety.org/upcoming-events/2026/4/30/mazryhwqma3vqepb756vg9ccopoki4</a>

Local Event: Hidden Histories: Expanding Narratives and Inclusive Storytelling in Historic House Museums

Hidden Histories: Expanding Narratives and...

Historic house museums have long shaped how we understand the past—but whose stories have been centered, and whose have been...

Hidden Histories: Expanding Narratives and Inclusive Storytelling in Historic House Museums

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8th annual Artisan Market at the Mills

Temple Emanuel Sisterhood Hosts “Mah Jongg Madness” Community Event

Hidden Histories: Expanding Narratives and Inclusive Storytelling in Historic House Museums