Jen Ratliff

Essex County

Scott Souza

Boston Metropolitan Area

Salem

Massachusetts

Jen Ratliff is a public historian residing in Salem, Massachusetts. She serves as Vice President of Salem Historical Society where she collaborates with local institutions to better harness their history. Jen shares her love for local history on her blog, History by the Sea, as well as her Facebook group, Salem History Exchange.

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www.historybythesea.com

Marblehead

Swampscott

Peabody

Beverly

Danvers

Lynnfield

Hamilton-Wenham

Middlesex County

Chris Rhatigan 

Wakefield

Benjamin Pierce

Melrose

Malden

Larcom Theatre

Experience The Jungle Book adventure! Join Mowgli as he journeys through the jungle, befriends Baloo and Bagheera, and outsmarts the fierce Shere Khan. This energetic stage show is packed with catchy songs, colorful costumes, and nonstop fun—perfect for families and friends ages 4 to 99 who want to share a magical experience together.​

Panto Company USA brings this cherished family favorite to life on stage! After two sell-out tours across the USA and China, this fully produced musical returns with dazzling scenery, vibrant costumes, and original modern songs. Expect excitement, laughter, and of course, a happy ending—plus the chance to see Mowgli and all his pals live&nbsp;Don’t miss your opportunity to enjoy the amazing fun of Panto Company USA!

Run Time: Approx. 1 hour and 20 &nbsp;minutes, includes intermission
Ages: 3 to 93 – a true family event!

Local Event: The Jungle Book

The Jungle Book

Experience The Jungle Book adventure! Join Mowgli as he journeys through the jungle, befriends Baloo and Bagheera, and...

The Cut - Stage • Studio • Restaurant • Bar

5pm: Nervous Eaters Live Performance 5:35pm: Life on the Other Planet Film Screening 7:15pm: Q&amp;A
Nervous Eaters:“The Nervous Eaters were among the leading lights of Boston’s flourishing pop-punk scene in the late 1970s. Their resurrection album shows they’ve only enhanced their hooks, headlong acceleration, and gift for inspiring song. Play it loud and proud”. ~ Lenny Kaye
Life on the Other Planet Film:&nbsp;From the mid 1970's through the 1980's, Boston was at the forefront for producing some of the Country's greatest Bands and Music! Emmy® Award winning Filmmaker, Vincent Straggas presents his latest Feature Length Documentary, Life On The Other Planet. The definitive history, of the greatest era in Boston Rock n Roll. Featuring live interviews and music from some of its greatest talent. This, combined with historic footage, tells the story of a gritty, yet wonderful city, Boston, Massachusetts.
Q &amp; A:Following the film will be a Q&amp;A with director Vincent Straggas and Willie Loco Alexander as well as Steve Cataldo and Brad Hallen from Nervous Eaters.

Local Event: A Screening of Life on the Other Planet + Live Performance from Nervous Eaters

Gloucester

A Screening of Life on the Other Planet + Live...

5pm: Nervous Eaters Live Performance 5:35pm: Life on the Other Planet Film Screening 7:15pm: Q&A
Nervous Eaters:“The Nervous...

A Screening of Life on the Other Planet + Live Performance from Nervous Eaters

The Bower

&nbsp;Breath and Line pairs late Romantic chamber music for winds and strings with live visual art. From Amy Beach’s luminous flute Variations to the autumnal depth of Brahms’ Clarinet Quintet, from Elgar’s intimate Romance for bassoon to the radiant warmth of Florence Price’s Adoration, we trace how far a single melodic line can stretch, and how much feeling a single breath can hold.
Breath and Line continues our multi sensory, accessible series “Notes on Belonging”. As the music unfolds, visual artists respond in real time, tracing the contours and phrasing of the performance. The result is an immersive exploration of breath, movement, and line.
Arpeggione Ensemble: Andrea LeBlanc, flute Thomas Carroll, clarinet Allen Hamrick, bassoon David Rubin, violin Julia Connor Leach, violin Sachin Shukla, viol Jacques Lee Wood, cello

Local Event: Breath and Line

Breath and Line

 Breath and Line pairs late Romantic chamber music for winds and strings with live visual art. From Amy Beach’s luminous flute...

Artists' Row

Print Day in May is a global celebration of the art of printmaking! To kick off the start of the season in Salem, MiraMar will host a free activity on Artist’s Row to celebrate on May 2nd! Join us with friends and family! Free Printmaking activity!

Local Event: Print Day in May!

Print Day in May!

Print Day in May is a global celebration of the art of printmaking! To kick off the start of the season in Salem, MiraMar will...

The Community House

Join us for the Spring Artisan Market -&nbsp; Mother’s Day Pop-Up, a curated indoor event featuring local artists, handmade goods, and fine art. Guests can enjoy interactive activities, a food truck, beverages, and live music from 10–12 PM. Free to attend, the market takes place Saturday, May 2 from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Hamilton Community House and offers a welcoming, community-centered shopping experience.

Local Event: Srping Artisan Market - Mother’s day pop-up

Srping Artisan Market - Mother’s day pop-up

Join us for the Spring Artisan Market -  Mother’s Day Pop-Up, a curated indoor event featuring local artists, handmade goods,...

Charlestown-born Steve Sweeney is known as the "undisputed King of Boston comedy“, the embodiment of the city he calls home, a local guy who has become a nationally recognizable talent.
Sweeney is known not only as a headlining comedian, but also through his many memorable TV and movie appearances. During the early 1970s, a small group of Boston 'would-be' comedians performed regularly at a comedy club started by Martin Olson and Barry Crimmins in a back room of the Chinese restaurant, Ding-Ho, near Inman Square in Cambridge, MA. This group also included such unknowns as Lenny Clarke, Kevin Meaney, Jay Leno, Bobcat Goldthwait, Bill Sohonage, and Steven Wright. Steve stood out from the crowd by incorporating his great insight into the New England political scene into his act.
He was the first of the Boston super-stars to break into television, appearing on "Park Street Under," a Boston based sitcom that many believe was the inspiration for the highly successful television show "Cheers." He's also been on "Late Night with David Letterman," "Evening at The Improv" and "Comics Come Home." You might remember his small but hilarious parts in films such as Rodney Dangerfield's "Back to School," Judd Apatow's "Celtic Pride," and "There's Something About Mary" with Ben Stiller.

Local Event: A Night of Comedy with Steve Sweeney + Guests

A Night of Comedy with Steve Sweeney + Guests

Charlestown-born Steve Sweeney is known as the "undisputed King of Boston comedy“, the embodiment of the city he calls home, a...

435 Winthrop Ave Lawrence, MA 01843

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Local Event: Wonder Grand Opening Week in North Andover - Join Us 5/4-5/7!

North Andover

Wonder Grand Opening Week in North Andover -...


   Wonder,   the food delivery platform to satisfy every craving, is opening a new   location in North Andover! They're...

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