Like most performing arts venues, The Cabot in Beverly has struggled during the 2020-2021 pandemic but was determined to not only survive, but thrive. Exploring new and creative ways to bring all forms of artistic expression to its audiences included holding reduced capacity outdoor concerts at Hale Farm, and holding virtual fundraisers and creating new revenue streams were critical to

The Cabot kicks off the spring with a great line-up of shows this March. Starting off on Friday, March 4 is Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and Blue Öyster Cult celebrating their 50th anniversary on Saturday, March 5. The Cabot’s Community Conversations series will host its next event on Thursday, March 10 with Coastal Communities Talk Water. The event is presented

The Cabot is excited to announce the schedule of its Community Conversations talk series through August 2022 with screenings and speakers covering a variety of timely, social topics. Community Conversations was first announced in May 2021,covering topics such as homelessness, disability, and workplace equity. Community Conversations are free and open to the public and held at The Cabot unless otherwise

The Cabot continues the new year with a great line-up of shows this month. Starting off on Thursday, Feb. 3 with its first “Community Conversations” event of the year, Art as Activism Film Fest will feature winning shorts submitted by area high school students covering a variety of social justice issues. This event is free and open to the public.

The Cabot, in partnership with John Tobin Presents, are tremendously excited to announce the opening of a new comedy club venue in Beverly: Off Cabot Comedy Club. The 150-seat comedy club, located just down the street from The Cabot at 9 Wallis Street, will serve as a new hotspot for comedians on the North Shore and from the greater Boston

From The Cabot The Cabot is pleased to announce its schedule for the month of October, filled with live events, movies, community events, sprinkled with some spookiness. The scares begin with the showing of Psycho on October 1, with different classic movies each week, bringing on the chills. Whose Line is it Anyway? comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood hit

We’re all craving a bit of adventure these days. While traveling may be difficult for a number of reasons, there are things you can do right in your own backyard to help stave off boredom and get a change of scenery. Beverly is home to some of the area’s best art experiences, downtown dining, historic locales, and sprawling green spaces.

Updated 11/17/2020 The holiday months are a time of general good will and merriment, and while this year may look a bit different, there are still many opportunities to support some local causes hosted by organizations and restaurants North of Boston working to bring some brightness into the world. Here are some of those worthy causes to support in the

From The Cabot This year, The Cabot has re-imagined its centennial celebration so that it will be the high-quality, energetic, and fun experience that you have come to expect from us – brought to you in the comfort of your own home! How It Works The Lights. Camera. Cabot 100 Celebration is a live streamed event that is FREE so that everyone in our community can

Images by Creative Collective On September 1st, local venues across the country went red for #WeMakeEvents, a coalition of trade bodies, businesses, unions, and live events workers. They lit up venues, homes, and cities red in over 1,500 locations across North America to raise public and media awareness in support of the live events sector. Live events employ over 12