Midwinter Chamber Music at The Bridge at 211
“A Midwinter Night’s Trio,” is an evening of chamber music, on Saturday, January 26 at 7 pm in Murray Hall. The program will feature esteemed local musicians who’ll present a program from the Baroque and Romantic periods by Bach, Rheinberger, and Telemann. Performers Dr. Yi Li Chang, Violinist Mary Jodice, Organist Nicholas Southwick, Flutist General, premium, and senior/student tickets (https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4048521)
6 Things to Look Forward to at The 2019 Masquerade Ball
The 2019 Hawthorne Masquerade Ball is just around the corner and it’s bound to be an extravaganza of light, sound, costumes, and dancing! Dress to impress and check out these 7 exciting reasons why you should put this event on your calendar. Buy Tickets 1. Theme This year’s sub-theme is inspired by Game of Thrones “Winds of Winter.” The production
2019 PEM Exhibition Schedule
Nature’s Nation: American Art and Environment February 2–May 5, 2019 Nature’s Nation: American Art and Environment is the first exhibition to trace environmental awareness in American art over the last three centuries. More than 100 works, including iconic masterpieces as well as rare works by such artists as John James Audubon, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Cole, Valerie Hegarty, Winslow Homer, Georgia O’Keeffe and
Arts and Culture Advocacy Series: Peyton Pugmire
The Arts and Culture Advocacy Series features voices in the community who are actively working to promote arts and culture as an essential and valuable part of business, community, and daily life. Tell us a bit about yourself and what role you play in the creative community? My name is Peyton Pugmire, and I am the Founding Director and owner
Weekly Buzz: Crafting Nights at the Witchery
Weekly Buzz is a regular feature of special events and happenings on the North Shore. If you have an upcoming special event, project, or initiative that you’d like to see featured here. Send our editor an email at joeyphoenix@creativecollectivema.com Event Page Host: Gret McGilvray of The WitcheryWhere: 61 Wharf Street, Pickering Wharf, SalemWhen: Every Thursday Night at 6:00 PM Joey
The Artful Life Explores Art as Medicine with Expressive Arts Therapy
by Joey Phoenix In December of 2018, the Enterprise Center at Salem State University announced the winners of the North of Boston Business Plan Competition, awarding third prize and a $4,000 grant to The Artful Life Counseling Center & Studio, LLC., a unique company which offers a creative alternative to traditional mental health counseling for individuals on the North Shore and
Arts and Culture Advocacy Series: Doneeca Thurston
Doneeca Thurston is a Creative Engagement Producer at the Peabody Essex Museum.
Soap and Rope's Art Incubator: A Space for Creative Feedback
Joey Phoenix (JP) sat down with Soap and Rope Theatre Company co-founder Jill Rogati (JR) to talk about Commedia dell’Arte, Soap and Rope, and the Art Incubator at the Larcom Theatre. The Art Incubator is a new opportunity Soap and Rope Theatre Company has created to provide a space for artists and performers to share the things they’ve created and
“When We Fly, We Find Our Fire.” – Reading January Gill O’Neil’s Rewilding
by Joey Phoenix What happens when you have to start over after a major life change? Do you keep doing what you’ve been doing or do you let yourself become something brand new? These are the questions January Gill O’Neil examines in her newest book Rewilding (Cavankerry Press, 2018). Rewilding is a term for ecological, large-scale conservation where land
North Shore 104.9's Curtain Up: Episode 12-23-2018 with John Andrews
John Andrews’ interview with Aurelia Nelson on North Shore 104.9 went live this past Sunday December 23. They talked about Creative Collective LLC, Creative North Shore, Essex County Community Foundation, North Shore Music Theatre, Essex County Creates, Pedro Soto/ Beyond Walls, Barr Foundation, NotSo Kitty, Phil Richard Insurance, Joey Nicotera/Retonica and so much more! About Curtain Up on North Shore