Get Ready for Beverly’s Biggest Summer Bash: The Annual Downtown Block Party!
Images by DJQ Media Mark your calendars, Beverly residents and visitors! The heart of our city is about to come alive with music, food, and community spirit. Beverly Main Streets is proud to present the annual Downtown Block Party, a summer celebration you won’t want to miss. Event Details Date: Saturday, July 27, 2024 Time: 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Celebrate Valentine’s on the North Shore
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! If you’re looking for something to do with the ones you love, look no further than the North Shore of Massachusetts for a wide selection of dining, entertainment, and special event options. From intimate dinners to Valentine’s Day markets, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Create memories with your loved ones that will
Celebrate the New Years Eve on the North Shore
Ring in the New Year with many thrilling local events on the North Shore of Massachusetts! As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024, make your New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day unforgettable with various dining, entertainment, and special event options in your neighborhood. From cozy dinners to lively parties, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Start the
The Salem Pantry Introduces “The Truck”
MEMBER UPDATE! The Salem Pantry Introduces “The Truck” New Mobile Pantry Vehicle to Enhance Food Distribution in The Community The Salem Pantry will majorly update its mobile pantry program with the introduction of The Truck. This mobile pantry vehicle is designed to resemble a stall at a farmer’s market and will transform the pantry’s mobile pantry program. Complete with refrigerated
Sabor De Lynn Video Highlights
All videos by Francois Studios “Sabor De Lynn” is an initiative designed to spotlight Downtown Lynn’s rich and diverse culinary scene. This event aims to highlight the wide array of gastronomic delights the city offers, ranging from cherished family-owned restaurants that have been part of the community for generations to modern culinary hotspots that are on the cutting edge of
Sabor De Lynn Celebrates the Culinary Diversity of Downtown Lynn
The City of Lynn, the Downtown Lynn Cultural District, MassDevelopment Creative Cities initiative and Creative Collective proudly announces “Sabor De Lynn,” a delicious celebration of its dynamic and multicultural culinary landscape, taking place throughout the month of June featuring the engagement activity Loteria De Comida from June 23–June 30th and culminating at the Summer Fest Final Fridays at Lynn Museum
Welcome to Salem, Roseadela’s! – PHOTOS
In August we celebrated the ribbon cutting of Roseadela’s in Salem! Roseadela’s is a local, family owned coffee/chocolate shop & cafe, featuring a full espresso menu with classic and unique hot and cold drinks, hand dipped chocolates, house made syrups and confits, in-house tea mixes, decadent hot chocolate, soups, sandwiches, snacks, and artisanal and locally produced foodie products and gifts.
Consider the potato the pillow of comfort food
By the time Nathaniel Hawthorne dropped by The House of the Seven Gables to chat with his erudite cousin, Susanna Ingersoll, in the 1830s and ‘40s, potatoes had made their way into New England kitchens. And very possibly, a dish like potato omelet was served in The Gable’s dining room. According to Kaylee Redard, assistant visitor services manager at The
Consider the potato the pillow of comfort food
By the time Nathaniel Hawthorne dropped by The House of the Seven Gables to chat with his erudite cousin, Susanna Ingersoll, in the 1830s and ‘40s, potatoes had made their way into New England kitchens. And very possibly, a dish like potato omelet was served in The Gable’s dining room. According to Kaylee Redard, assistant visitor services manager at The
Colonial Classics: The Gables revives a savory cheese pudding recipe
From The House of the Seven Gables We may not know whether Massachusetts Bay Colony British governor and Salem’s cofounder ate the cheese pudding named for him — John Endicott’s Savory Cheese Pudding Dinner — but it’s possible. Early Puritans came here with cows. And cheese-making skills. And we do know palates in the mid-1600s appreciated the glories of cheese