Creative Collective was honored to attend The Salem Pantry‘s 2nd Annual Impact Breakfast on June 25th, where we witnessed firsthand how one organization is transforming North Shore food security across our region. Community-Powered Impact: The Power of Partnership The Salem Pantry’s success isn’t just about professional staff—an incredible community of supporters powers it. 1,103 volunteers contributed over 10,010 hours in

Salem Arts Association‘s North Shore art scholarships are transforming young artists’ futures this spring. Furthermore, this respected organization awards $3,500 to graduating seniors pursuing careers in the visual and performing arts. Additionally, Salem Arts Association’s investments create lasting impacts on our region’s creative economy. Salem Arts Association: Champion of Creative Communities Salem Arts Association understands that creative talent drives economic

Essex Heritage Presents “The Great Debate Part 2: Patriots & Loyalists” If you could travel back to 1773, would you join the revolutionary Patriots or remain a loyal British subject? This fascinating question will take center stage at Essex Heritage’s upcoming event, “The Great Debate Part 2: Patriots & Loyalists” on Tuesday, May 6th. A Historical Showdown Two distinguished historians

Montserrat Art Auction Fundraiser: The Emerald Ball Supporting Student Scholarships Join Montserrat College of Art’s premier art auction fundraiser on April 25th. This Artrageous Emerald Ball celebrates 55 years while raising essential scholarship funds through an exciting evening of art auctions and entertainment. Mark your calendars for the Montserrat art auction fundraiser, the year’s most anticipated event! Artrageous: The Emerald

The Woman’s Friend Society invites you to Salem’s premier fashion event of the season: Couture for a Cause: A Local Fashion Designer Showcase. This elegant evening combines style, community, and philanthropy to support our mission of empowering women and creating pathways out of housing insecurity. Event Details Date: Friday, March 21, 2025 Time: 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM Location: Salem

Winter in Salem transforms into a magical celebration as the beloved Salem’s So Sweet Chocolate & Ice Sculpture Festival marks its 23rd year. This cherished tradition, running from February 7 through February 9, 2025, promises to enchant visitors with a spectacular blend of culinary delights and artistic wonder. A Sparkling Opening Night The festival kicks off with an exclusive Friday

Lynn Celebrates Local Black Excellence: 12 Community Leaders Honored in Black History Month Display The North Shore Juneteenth Association proudly announces its Local Black Excellence Display, featuring 12 distinguished honorees who exemplify leadership, achievement, and community service across Essex County. The exhibition, which showcases remarkable individuals from Lynn, Revere, and Salem, will open with a special celebration on February 4,

Get ready for a tail-wagging good time as Salem Main Streets proudly brings back one of the city’s most beloved fall events! The much-anticipated Howl-o-ween Pet Parade is back, and it’s set to be a fur-tastic celebration for all! 🐾🎃 Event Details Organizer: Salem Main Streets Date: Saturday, October 12, 2024 Time: 11:00 AM Location: Derby Wharf, Salem Maritime National

Mark your calendars for September 14th, 2024, when Salem, Massachusetts, will host the first-ever Moon over Salem festival. This one-day event will fill the historic downtown with music and art, showcasing local talent across the North Shore. Organized by MOON: Music Organizers of the Northshore, Moon over Salem builds on last year’s Hope Fest. It aims to offer more variety

The North Shore Juneteenth Association is proud to host a series of events throughout Black History Month that highlight the rich diversity, culture, and achievements of the Black community. These events offer a vibrant mix of art, education, and celebration, inviting the community to engage, learn, and honor the significant contributions of Black Americans. 1. Opening Reception for Black History