

Experience the Night Market at Lynn Museum
Lynn, MA – The Lynn Museum/LynnArts is thrilled to announce Final Fridays: Night Market on Friday, March 31st, from 6-9 pm. This unique and exciting event offers something for everyone, including vendors, artisans, entrepreneurs, Bent Water Brewing, and an open mic with Michelle LaPoetica. “We are very excited to be hosting this unique event at the Lynn Museum,” said Doneeca


Lynn Auditorium Presents: The Keep Moving Forward Festival – PHOTOS
Images by John Andrews for Creative Collective The Keep Moving Forward Festival took place in downtown Lynn, MA on September 18th, 2022. This free event filled Frederick Douglass Memorial Park with art, food and lifestyle vendors and a beer garden area powered by the Bent Water Brewing tap truck. Performers: Headliners: The Tragic Allies Co-Headliners: Keep Moving Forward Openers: Ocean


Lynnside Out: Photo Highlights
Lynnside Out was a festival of free food, music, family-friendly activities, and opportunities to connect with City departments on the initiatives that matter in Lynn. The event happened on August 27th, 2022. The event featured: Mayor Jared Nicholson & the Mayor’s Office Planning Department & the Vision Lynn Team Parks & Recreation Department City Clerk Office Community Development Department of


Diversity Matters Fest 2022 – PHOTO Highlights
In 2021, the North Shore Juneteenth hosted the first-ever Diversity Matters Festival in hopes of bringing communities from across various identities together in one place to celebrate their diversity. In 2022 it came back to Red Rocks Park in Lynn and the organizers partnered with Save the Harbor Save the Bay, Marblehead School of Music, Creative Collective, and other community


Pop-up @ GALA presents Sarah Arcotta
All summer long, GALA (Galleries at LynnArts) will be offering week long Pop-ups to area artists and creatives. From July 12th to July 18th, Sarah Arcotta will be in the community gallery. Cabinets of curiosities, also known as ‘wonder rooms’ or ‘wunderkammer’ were collections of xtraordinary objects. These cabinets of curiosities attempted to categorize and tell stories about the wonders


It’s the little things you do together in Arts After Hours’ SIDE BY SIDE
By Easton Mills I don’t know how long it will be before live theatre stops feeling exciting again. After the too-long and intermittently ongoing COVID hiatus, it is a blessing that we are once again able to sit in rapt attention and see the pores of a performer’s face as they send emotion into the room on a wave of


Sondheim Musical takes the Arts After Hours stage for three week production
Lynn’s Community Theatre Arts After Hours returns this spring with Side by Side by Sondheim, running Fridays and Saturdays June 3-18, 2022. Side by Side by Sondheim is a musical revue featuring the songs of late Broadway and film composer Stephen Sondheim, who passed away last year at age 91 after a lifetime of unparalleled contribution to the musical theatre


Next exhibit Galleries At Lynn Arts (GALA): Environmental Awakening
Galleries At Lynn Arts (GALA) is happy to announce their next exhibit: Environmental Awakening, which will run from April 1st to May 12th. The show is curated by Emmanuelle Le Gal, Stefanie Timmermann and assistant curators Nathan Hammerschmitt Le Gal and Nathanial Boyd. We asked artists to create work with a perspective on our ever changing planet. We asked them


#StayLocal2021 Guide to Lynn, MA
#StayLocalMA (#StayLocal2021) is an innovative and collaborative regional approach to explore, dine, and shop locally. Creative Collective created The Stay Local MA Campaign to support your favorite small businesses throughout the community – both in-store and online and keep your money local. “Small businesses are the lifeblood of most communities and on the North Shore that couldn’t be more true,”


Frederick Douglass Park Dedication – PHOTOS
Images by Creative Collective At the Frederick Douglass park dedication in Lynn, MA officials unveiled a relief sculpture of Douglass by 99 year old local artist Reno “Ray” Pisano, placed near the park entrance to signify a pivotal moment in the abolitionist’s time in Lynn. Project participants, state and local officials and a crowd of about 50 spectators gathered in