Peabody Essex Museum

Bring the whole family to listen to a storyteller share tales about nature, form and creativity, followed by a hands‑on segment where everyone is invited to create together. This all-ages workshop is designed to highlight ideas of storytelling through paper, visual narrative, handmade objects — concepts central to Noguchi’s work. Be sure to check out&nbsp;Isamu Noguchi: “I am not a designer”&nbsp;after the session!

Local Event: Isamu Noguchi-Inspired Cross-Cultural Storytelling Workshop

Essex County

Salem

Massachusetts

Isamu Noguchi-Inspired Cross-Cultural...

Bring the whole family to listen to a storyteller share tales about nature, form and creativity, followed by a hands‑on segment...

Isamu Noguchi-Inspired Cross-Cultural Storytelling Workshop

Join PEM curator Ruthie Dibble and High Museum of Art curators Monica Obniski and Marin Sullivan for a conversation celebrating the opening of Isamu Noguchi: "I Am Not a Designer." Learn how the exhibition explores Noguchi's boundary-defying practice through immersive installations, archival materials and iconic works. The curators will discuss Noguchi's vision of unity among cultures, people and the built environment, as well as the collaborative process behind the exhibition.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/158307/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Curator Conversation: Isamu Noguchi: "I am not a Designer"

Curator Conversation: Isamu Noguchi: "I am not...

Join PEM curator Ruthie Dibble and High Museum of Art curators Monica Obniski and Marin Sullivan for a conversation celebrating...

Curator Conversation: Isamu Noguchi: "I am not a Designer"

Peabody Essex Museum 161 Essex St Salem, MA 01970

Join Salem’s Poet Laureate J.D. Scrimgeour and PEM’s Director of Learning and Community Engagement David Snider for the official book launch of Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices.
Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices is like a stroll along a beach, each step bringing a new, fascinating discovery — a rock shaped like an ear, a smoothed bit of sea glass, the intricate patterns on a glossy shell. Edited by J.D. Scrimgeour, the collection contains prose and poems from more than 130 citizens who live or work in Salem. Each contribution keeps to a 400-word limit, a number chosen to commemorate the city’s quadricentennial. Taken together, the pieces celebrate a famed city marked by ancient tragedy, but brimming with vitality.
A book signing and light reception will follow the program.
This book was commissioned and compiled as a part of Salem’s 400th anniversary. This PEM Reads event is a part of PEM’s celebration of Salem 400+.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/158315/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices

Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices

Join Salem’s Poet Laureate J.D. Scrimgeour and PEM’s Director of Learning and Community Engagement David Snider for the...

Peabody Essex Museum Shop

Mark your calendar for the sixth annual Preservation in a Changing Climate conference, hosted by Salem’s Preservation in a Changing Climate Partners. This day of thought-provoking talks aims to advance strategies that can help reduce climate change and boost resiliency of historic buildings, landscapes and neighborhoods.
Join us for case studies, conversations and panel presentations, beginning with a keynote by Lori Ferriss, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Built Buildings Lab and an internationally recognized expert on leveraging existing and historic buildings for equitable climate change mitigation and adaptation. We will close with remarks and refreshments at the National Park Service Salem Armory Visitor Center.
Read the City of Salem's press release on the conference.
Schedule
8:15 AM | CHECK-IN AND LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Main Atrium
9–9:30 AM | WELCOME &amp; OVERVIEW OF THE DAY Morse Auditorium
Join us for opening remarks from Dominick Pangallo (Mayor, City of Salem), Kurt Steinberg (PEM’s Interim Executive Director and CEO), Jane Winchell (PEM’s Sarah Fraser Robbins Director, The Dotty Brown Art &amp; Nature Center, Curator of Natural History, Salem Preservation in a Changing Climate Partners representative) and Steven Mallory (PEM’s Manager of Historic Structures and Landscapes and Salem Preservation in a Changing Climate Partners representative).
9:30–10:15 AM | KEYNOTE: LORI FERRISS From Vulnerability to Value: Built Heritage as Climate Action
How reuse and long‑term stewardship of historic buildings can advance decarbonization, resilience and local climate goals.
10:15–10:30 AM | CLIMATE UPDATE: STEPHEN YOUNG We Are Entering the Age of Acceleration
Recent research shows that temperatures in New England, and globally, are accelerating, making climate impacts more ominous and immediate action more vital.
10:30–11:20 AM | SESSION 1: KEEPING HISTORY ABOVE WATER: NONPROFIT AND MUNICIPAL PARTNERSHIP IN NEWPORT Newport Restoration Foundation and the city of Newport are teaming up to protect the city’s heritage from climate threats.
MODERATOR: Susan Baker, Curator of Collections, The House of the Seven Gables
SPEAKERS
Margaret Back, Preservation Projects Manager, Newport Restoration Foundation Christine Truwit, Resilience Assistant, Resilience &amp; Sustainability Department, City of Newport
11:20–11:40 AM | BREAK &amp; LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Main Atrium
11:40 AM-12:30 PM | SESSION 2: THE HEAVEN AND EARTH INITIATIVE Case study of a local historic church’s struggle with high energy bills that has evolved into a community-focused clean energy movement, including geothermal, solar and energy storage in Salem.
MODERATOR: Neal Duffy, Director of the Sustainability and Resiliency Department, City of Salem
SPEAKERS
Reverend Nathan Ives, Saint Peter’s–San Pedro Episcopal Church Abigail Despres, Project Manager, Working Power
12:30-2 PM | LUNCH AND LEARN Main Atrium, Art &amp; Nature Center, and St. Peter’s–San Pedro Episcopal Church
Table Conversations
Landscape Resilience (Barbara Warren, Environmental Consultant) Historic Buildings and Coastal Relocation (Paul Wright, Director of Preservation, The House of the Seven Gables) National Park Conservation Association - The Legacy Restoration Act in Action (Kristen Sykes, Northeast Regional Director, National Parks Conservation Association)
Kakawa Chocolate House station Stop by for samples of sustainably sourced chocolate and to learn about Kakawa’s commitment to supporting sustainably grown cacao.
Knowing Nature: Stories of the Boreal Forest Exhibition open for attendees to explore.
St. Peter's-San Pedro Episcopal Church open from 1–1:45 pm for attendees to see inside (24 St Peter Street, one block from PEM).
2–2:45 PM | SESSION 3: SALEM 400+: PAST LESSONS OF RESILIENCE FOR THE FUTURE A conversation about how four centuries of change to Salem’s coastline, climate, architecture and industry can help us better understand the ways resiliency needs to evolve in the face of a rapidly changing climate.
MODERATOR: Barbara Warren, Environmental Consultant
SPEAKERS
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Local Event: Preservation in a Changing Climate Conference

Preservation in a Changing Climate Conference

Mark your calendar for the sixth annual Preservation in a Changing Climate conference, hosted by Salem’s Preservation in a...

Peabody Essex Museum 161 Essex Street Salem, MA 01970

The Chuseok Festival celebrates one of Korea’s most important cultural holidays, centered around the harvest, gratitude and family reunions. Explore traditional and contemporary expressions of Korean culture through storytelling, art making and a curator-led tour! This multigenerational celebration also welcomes first-time and returning visitors to PEM’s Korean Art gallery.
PEM Pals: Chuseok Stories with Cori Ahn 10–11 am | Main Atrium, Ground Level A family-focused storytelling and art-making program introduces younger audiences to Chuseok traditions, with their themes of harvest and family connection. Storyteller Cori Ahn will also show audiences a display of hanbok, Korean traditional clothing.
 Large-Scale Hangeul Calligraphy Demonstration with Youngsun Jang and Hannah Jang 1–2 pm | Main Atrium, Ground Level Experience a live Hangeul calligraphy demonstration that reveals the beauty, structure and expressive qualities of the Korean writing system through large-scale brushwork. The featured phrase, 늘 한가위만 같아라 ("May every day be like Hangawi"), expresses a traditional wish for a life filled with abundance, gratitude and the joy of sharing with others. Inspired by the spirit of Hangawi, the Korean harvest festival, the demonstration highlights the enduring cultural values of generosity, community and ensuring that everyone has enough. Visitors will also have the opportunity to write their own Chuseok messages on small scrolls to take home.
 Drop-In Art Making | Korean Culture through Contemporary Fashion and Design with Cori Ahn 11 am–3 pm | Create Space Studios, Ground Level Teens and adults are invited to explore Korean culture through fashion and visual expression. Storyteller Cori Ahn will also show audiences a display of hanbok, Korean traditional clothing.
 Curator-Led Tour: Yu Kil-Chun Gallery of Korean Art and Culture 2–2:45 pm | Korean Art gallery, Level 2 Visit the Korean Art gallery with Curator Jiyeon Kim to see how PEM’s historical Korean works from the 1890s and beyond connect to contemporary Korean popular culture. This tour draws interpretive links between traditional Korean art and modern cultural references.
 Chuseok Selfie Station 10 am–4 pm Snap a selfie to celebrate your day at PEM!
Chuseok Menu in the Atrium Café 10 am–5 pm Enjoy a seasonal menu of Chuseok-inspired food and drinks highlighting cultural references and Korean harvest traditions.
The Chuseok Festival is supported by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Boston.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/158309/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Chuseok Festival

Chuseok Festival

The Chuseok Festival celebrates one of Korea’s most important cultural holidays, centered around the harvest, gratitude and...

Join Jane Winchell, exhibition curator and Director of PEM's Dotty Brown Art &amp; Nature Center, on a special hands-on tour of Knowing Nature: Stories of the Boreal Forest. Don't miss the chance to explore this family-friendly exhibition on its last day!<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/162351/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets</a> &amp; More Info

Local Event: Curator-Led Tour: Knowing Nature

Curator-Led Tour: Knowing Nature

Join Jane Winchell, exhibition curator and Director of PEM's Dotty Brown Art & Nature Center, on a special hands-on tour of...

Join us for a presentation by Bonnie Bennett, co-founder of Kakawa Chocolate House (located next door to the museum). After explaining a little about the fascinating history of chocolate, Bennett will sit down for a conversation about the important role of sustainable production and agroforestry with Jane Winchell, the Sarah Fraser Robbins director of PEM's Dotty Brown Art &amp; Nature Center and coordinating curator for Knowing Nature: Stories of the Boreal Forest. Join us afterwards for a special chocolate demonstration and tasting!
After the program, be sure to visit Knowing Nature: Stories of the Boreal Forest on its last day.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/158308/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Sustainable Chocolate with Kakawa Chocolate House

Sustainable Chocolate with Kakawa Chocolate House

Join us for a presentation by Bonnie Bennett, co-founder of Kakawa Chocolate House (located next door to the museum). After...

Join us for a virtual conversation and art making workshop featuring the campy, eerie talents of illustrator and artist Bill Crisafi. Hear him talk about his creative process and how he’s inspired by Salem, and enjoy a hands-on art lesson.
Crisafi was previously featured on the PEMcast, the museum’s podcast. Listen to the episode now.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/159336/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: Virtual Creative Foundations: Bill Crisafi

Virtual Creative Foundations: Bill Crisafi

Join us for a virtual conversation and art making workshop featuring the campy, eerie talents of illustrator and artist Bill...

Sink your fangs into Halloween with Arpeggione Ensemble’s live performance of the score for Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror. In the 1920s, silent films weren’t silent: They were accompanied by a live piano player, organist or full orchestra. Experience this classic 1922 horror movie with Arpeggione performing on historical instruments from the early 20th century, including harmonium, flute, clarinet and strings.
From the eerily corpse-like appearance of Max Schreck as Count Orlok to climactic shot of a shadow on a staircase, Nosferatu set the standard for modern horror movies and created the vampire movie as we know it. As the earliest film adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Nosferatu is the source of several of the most enduring aspects of modern-day vampire lore.
Fans of horror, music enthusiasts, vintage aficionados… enter if you dare to see and hear Nosferatu as it would have sounded when it was first screened!
Join us between the 1 pm and 7 pm screenings for a talk with the performers about the cultural impact, artistic innovations and enduring legacy of Nosferatu.
Performers: Thomas Carroll, director and clarinet Andrea LeBlanc, flute Elise Bonhivert, clarinet Isabelle Seula Lee, violin Emily Hale, violin Sachin Shukla, viola Anna Seda, cello Guinevere Fridley, bass April Sun, piano George Wiese, harmonium
 PEM Presents seeks to surprise and delight audiences with world-class artistry in music, theater, dance, film and more. This series allows audiences to learn about the artistic process and supports the development of artists with local, regional, national and global perspectives. This program further activates the museum as a global center for art, culture and creativity with artist residencies, live performances, lecture series, symposia and conferences. PEM Presents is a collaboration between Learning and Community Engagement and the Present Tense initiative.
PEM Presents is made possible by The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation.Happens on the following Dates:
<ul><li>Oct 24, 2026, 1:00pm to 3:00pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US &amp; Canada)</li><li>Oct 24, 2026, 7:00pm to 9:00pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US &amp; Canada)</li></ul><a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/162506/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets</a> &amp; More Info

Local Event: Nosferatu with Live Orchestra

Nosferatu with Live Orchestra

Sink your fangs into Halloween with Arpeggione Ensemble’s live performance of the score for Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror. In...

Would you like to live deliciously with us? Written by Robert Eggers and starring Anya Taylor-Joy, this haunting film follows a Puritan family in 1630s New England who are plagued by witchcraft and demonic possession. This history-focused horror movie screening is part of our Salem 400+ programming. See our full list of events at <a href="https://www.pem.org/celebrate-salem-400" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">pem.org/salem400</a> .<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/158312/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets</a> &amp; More Info

Local Event: The Witch

The Witch

 Would you like to live deliciously with us? Written by Robert Eggers and starring Anya Taylor-Joy, this haunting film follows...

Andrew Prystai

Scott Souza

Boston Metropolitan Area

Marblehead

Swampscott

Peabody

Beverly

Danvers

Lynnfield

Hamilton-Wenham

Middlesex County

Chris Rhatigan 

Wakefield

Benjamin Pierce

Melrose

Malden

The duo Sultana weaves history, original songs, and a slideshow for a unique and fun look at U.S. history and legends. It is a story of heroes and celebrities, immigrants and indigenous peoples, injustices and progress. Visits are paid to a legendary heroine, a sports superstar, a technological feat, a media circus and much more. The program is part of the series “Live Music Making History Live.”

<a href="https://www.danvershistory.org/programs/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">We are proud to participate in&nbsp;Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program.</a>
<a href="https://www.danvershistory.org/visit-us/tapley-memorial-hall/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Tapley Memorial Hall 13 Page Street, Danvers MA.</a> Wheelchair parking at back of ramp. Parking at Elm Street lot and along Page or Cherry Streets Danvers Historical Society: 978-777-1666 or E-mail to connect@danvershistory.org FREE. Donations appreciated.

Local Event: The American Story in Song

The American Story in Song

The duo Sultana weaves history, original songs, and a slideshow for a unique and fun look at U.S. history and legends. It is a...

The Cut - Stage • Studio • Restaurant • Bar

Tanya Donelly first emerged in the indie-rock landscape in the early 1980s, co-founding&nbsp;Throwing Muses&nbsp;(with stepsister Kristin Hersh), then later co-forming&nbsp;The Breeders, before leading her own band&nbsp;Belly&nbsp;in the 1990s. With&nbsp;Belly&nbsp;she had her biggest commercial breakthrough, notably with the single&nbsp;“Feed the Tree”, earning critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination.&nbsp;
After that success, Tanya embarked on a solo career marked by lyrical richness, melodic innovation, and a shifting musical palette that embraces folk, country, ambient, and indie pop textures. Her solo debut,&nbsp;Lovesongs for Underdogs&nbsp;(1997), established her distinct songwriting voice outside of her band projects.
This Hungry Life&nbsp;(originally released in 2006) is a live album recorded in a unique intimate setting — a closed hotel in Bellows Falls, Vermont — featuring largely new material, plus a few covers and re-imagined tracks. The album reflects maturity in both voice and subject matter: themes of home, family, identity, and the passage of time are woven through in her warm vocals and intimate performance style, with the live setting giving the songs immediacy and connection.&nbsp;
Marking the 20th anniversary of&nbsp;This Hungry Life&nbsp;offers a chance to revisit her work at this pivotal moment: affirming her legacy in indie rock; celebrating her evolution as an artist who has never stopped refining her craft; and presenting&nbsp;This Hungry Life&nbsp;not just as a document of a live show but as a milestone in her ongoing journey — both musically and personally.
The Guardian: “Recorded live in a disused Vermont hotel,&nbsp;Donelly’s vocal, full of personality, soars brightly over the audience and fills you with affection for hearth and for home.”&nbsp;The Guardian

Local Event: Tanya Donelly

Gloucester

Tanya Donelly

Tanya Donelly first emerged in the indie-rock landscape in the early 1980s, co-founding Throwing Muses (with stepsister Kristin...

Dead to the Core is Sam Bouve (Bass), Sean Galbraith (Guitar), John Spurr (Drums), Phil Todisco (Guitar), and Scotty King (Keys). This collective of North Shore original artists, songwriters, and producers came together in 2020 to honor the timeless catalog of the Grateful Dead with a fresh and innovative approach. Dead to the Core celebrates the Dead’s spirit with inspired playing, infused with unrestrained improvisations, and a real good time.
Dead To The Core is The Cut's 2026 Resident Band - they will play a show every month in 2026, culminating with a New Years Eve show on 12/31/26. Don't forget to bring your punch card and get a stamp for each show you attend. Collect them all (Feb-Nov) and get free tickets to the NYE show!

Local Event: Dead to the Core - September Show

Dead to the Core - September Show

Dead to the Core is Sam Bouve (Bass), Sean Galbraith (Guitar), John Spurr (Drums), Phil Todisco (Guitar), and Scotty King...

Beverly Bootstraps Thrift Shop

Our next Thrift Haul at Beverly Bootstraps Thrift Shop is right around the corner! This September 19th, save 50% on every single item in-store - scoring massive deals on our Boutique clothing, jewelry, furniture, home decor, and so much more. Save the date, get your shopping bags ready, and prepare to save big while creating a real impact on your community.

Local Event: Thrift Haul - 50% off Everything

Thrift Haul - 50% off Everything

Our next Thrift Haul at Beverly Bootstraps Thrift Shop is right around the corner! This September 19th, save 50% on every...

Wondering what Neo Baroque is?&nbsp; Come and find out.&nbsp; Program ranges from Bach's Branderburg Concerto # 5 to Exotica Suite, a new composition to Rutter's Suite Antique and more.

Local Event: Free Concert - An evening of "Neo Baroque" music with Brandenburg & Beyond

Topsfield

Free Concert - An evening of "Neo Baroque"...

Wondering what Neo Baroque is?  Come and find out.  Program ranges from Bach's Branderburg Concerto # 5 to Exotica Suite, a new...

Free Concert - An evening of "Neo Baroque" music with Brandenburg & Beyond

Larcom Theatre

With a guitar slung over his shoulder and the amps turned up full tilt, Anthony Gomes electrifies blues and rock at a 21st century crossroads of his own. The Canadian vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, and producer wails with all the force of a hurricane in the Mississippi Delta and enough fret-burning fireworks to leave his strings in flames.&nbsp;

Over the years, he’s toppled the Billboard Blues Chart at #1, earned the endorsement of legends such as B.B. King, tallied tens of millions of streams, and packed shows on multiple continents. Named one of Total Guitar magazine's "100 Greatest Blues Guitarists of All Time" and recognized by Guitar World among the world's best blues guitarists, Gomes has become one of today's most exciting live performers.

In 2026, Gomes is back supporting his #1 blues album, Praise the Loud, with a world tour that includes stops in 17 countries. Expect a powerhouse night featuring blistering guitar solos, soulful vocals, and a high-energy blend of blues, classic rock, and modern rock that has earned him a devoted international following.

Local Event: Anthony Gomes – Praise Out Loud 2026 Tour

Anthony Gomes – Praise Out Loud 2026 Tour

With a guitar slung over his shoulder and the amps turned up full tilt, Anthony Gomes electrifies blues and rock at a 21st...

For well over three decades, Fortune has regularly packed venues throughout New England. With a reputation for smooth three and four part vocal harmonies, dynamic and melodic textures of multiple guitars and keyboards, and tight rhythm section, they are the embodiment of the music and artists that define Classic Rock. A Fortune show always features the type of songs that “bands don’t try to cover” such as Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen, Foreplay/Longtime by Boston, or Won’t Get Fooled again by The Who, as well as many others ranging from Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd to Journey and Yes! The band also has two albums of original compositions – 1993’s FORTUNE and 1996’s STORYLINE, both originally released in Japan.
Over the years, Fortune has been privileged to open for national acts such as Cheap Trick, Kansas, Dave Mason, Blood, Sweat, and Tears, Robin Trower, Bad Company, Blue Oyster Cult, The Guess Who, Ben Orr, America, and Jefferson Starship. More recently, Fortune was called to open for Kansas for the fourth time over the past decade.
Fortune is: Bob Vose, Lead vocals; Bill Plourde, Guitar; Chris Lester, Guitar; Steve Baker, Keyboards; Lou Spagnola, Bass; Dickie Paris; Drums.

Local Event: Fortune - Vinyl Era Class Rock Tribute Band

Fortune - Vinyl Era Class Rock Tribute Band

For well over three decades, Fortune has regularly packed venues throughout New England. With a reputation for smooth three and...

Doors 7:00pm Show 7:30pm 21+, Positive ID Required Premium Seating with cocktail service: $59.50 + $6.95 service fee Standard Seating with cocktail service: $54.50 + $6.95 service fee GA Standing: $30 + $6.95 service fee
+ $5 Day of Show
Celebrating 40 years, ‘Reggae Ambassadors’, THIRD WORLD is one of the longest-lived Reggae bands of all time, and one of Jamaica’s most consistently popular crossover acts among international audiences. Mixing in elements of R&amp;B, funk, pop, and rock and, later on, dancehall and rap, Third World’s style has been described as “reggae-fusion”. Singer Bunny Rugs described the band’s sound: “Strictly a reggae band, no. Definitely a reggae band, yes.” Guitarist Cat Coore said of their music: “The hybrid of various types of music is a natural thing because, by growing up in Jamaica, we know the direct roots of reggae and ska. At the same time we live in a country where you get to hear Chuck Berry, Fats Domino and all the R &amp; B artists.” Bassist Richard Daley said, “We took roots reggae music and put branches on top of it”.
The genesis of Third World was originally formed in 1973 by guitarist/cellist Steven “Cat” Coore, keyboardist Michael “Ibo” Cooper, drummer Carl Barovier and singer Milton “Prilly” Hamilton all of Inner Circle, along with bassist Colin “Oliver” Leslie. Tomorrows Children bass guitarist, Richard Daley soon replaced Colin Leslie and Leslie teamed up with Darren Green to manage and organize the group. After a few months, Barovier was replaced by Cornell Marshall, and the group made its live debut that year at Jamaica’s independence celebration. They played in and around the Kingston club scene and on the hotel scene island wide, making a name for themselves as one of the few fully self-contained bands around. With 10 Grammy nominations and catalogue of charted hits spanning four decades, Third World accolades include, the 1986 United Nations Peace Medal, 1992 and 1996 Jamaica Music Industry Awards for Best Show Band, New York City Ambassador Award in November 2009 at Brooklyn Academy of Music (“BAM”), 2011 Excellence in Music at the Atlanta Caribbean Festival, numerous awards and accolades from Martin’s International Reggae and World Music Awards, in 2012 William Clark was awarded Ambassador at Caribbean American Heritage Awards in Washington DC, “The Art of Reggae Music” award for 40 years of quality music and dedication at the 2013 staging of Jamaica Jazz and Blues in Montego Bay, the Keys to the Cities of Atlanta and Key West, National Black Arts Award of Merit 2013 and more.

Local Event: Third World

Third World

Doors 7:00pm Show 7:30pm 21+, Positive ID Required Premium Seating with cocktail service: $59.50 + $6.95 service fee Standard...

Virtual

You may not expect a community so deeply academic to be so warm and welcoming, but Commonwealth contains multitudes—just like you. 
Are you interested in applying&nbsp;for the 2027–2028&nbsp;school year? <a href="https://www.commschool.org/admissions-aid/admissions-events/registration" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Come to our Virtual Open House</a> to hear from current students and faculty, learn about different areas of school life, and discover all that makes Commonwealth so uncommon.
You will&nbsp;get a real sense of the Commonwealth experience and what your future here might be like:
<ul><li>Connect with inquisitive current students and friendly faculty</li><li>Learn about different areas of school life</li><li>Get answers to your admissions and financial aid questions</li><li>And much more…</li></ul>
Please register to reserve your spot. Both&nbsp;students and parents/primary caregivers are welcome to join us.
We cannot wait to meet you!

Local Event: Commonwealth School Virtual Open House

Suffolk County

Boston

Commonwealth School Virtual Open House

You may not expect a community so deeply academic to be so warm and welcoming, but Commonwealth contains multitudes—just like...

Get ready for a night of pure heavy metal. Prince of Darkness: The Ultimate Ozzy Experience (formerly Wizard of Ozz) is an electrifying tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, bringing the legendary music of Ozzy and Black Sabbath to life with incredible energy and musical precision.
Featuring seasoned musicians whose careers were inspired by Ozzy's iconic catalog, the band delivers faithful performances of classics like "Crazy Train," "Bark at the Moon," "No More Tears," and "Paranoid."
With powerful musicianship, dynamic stage presence, and impressive stage production, Prince of Darkness recreates the excitement of a live Ozzy concert. Relive the power, passion, and unforgettable music that made Ozzy Osbourne one of heavy metal's greatest icons

Local Event: Prince of Darkness – The Ultimate Ozzy Experience

Prince of Darkness – The Ultimate Ozzy Experience

Get ready for a night of pure heavy metal. Prince of Darkness: The Ultimate Ozzy Experience (formerly Wizard of Ozz) is an...

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Isamu Noguchi-Inspired Cross-Cultural Storytelling Workshop

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Peabody Essex Museum, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA

Curator Conversation: Isamu Noguchi: "I am not a Designer"

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Peabody Essex Museum, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA

Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices

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Preservation in a Changing Climate Conference

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8:15 AM

Peabody Essex Museum Shop, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA

Chuseok Festival

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10:00 AM

Salem, MA

Curator-Led Tour: Knowing Nature

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9:30 AM

Peabody Essex Museum, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA

Sustainable Chocolate with Kakawa Chocolate House

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1:00 PM

Peabody Essex Museum Shop, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA

Virtual Creative Foundations: Bill Crisafi

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7:00 PM

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Nosferatu with Live Orchestra

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1:00 PM

Peabody Essex Museum, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA

The Witch

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1:00 PM

Peabody Essex Museum, 161 Essex St, Salem, MA