Are you an architecture appreciator (who is fascinated by facades and bolstered by buttresses) ready to stretch your legs and crane your neck this fall north of Boston? Lucky for you, the annual Trails and Sails is hosting a series of architectural happenings with you in mind. What is Trails and Sails? Trails and Sails runs from Friday Sept. 17

By Joey Phoenix  Everyone knows about Salem’s Witch History, but few realize the significance of its anti-slavery connection with its ties to The Underground Railroad – including a series of smuggling tunnels beneath the city of Salem itself, Frederick Douglass, and the Abolitionist movement of the early to mid 19th century.  Historical research and interpretation over the last few years

From Hamilton Hall Hamilton Hall and LEAP for Education have teamed up to solve a common problem that has arisen from the COVID-19 pandemic, a lack of space for people to meet and socially distance. With the Federal-style Hall unable to currently fulfill its mission to provide a place for large social gatherings, the Hall’s board members elected to reach

Images by Mel Powsner and Kati Nalbandian for Creative Collective The Third Annual Resistance Ball at Hamilton Hall was held on Saturday, April 6th, 2019. Patrons danced, dined, and wore costumes inspired by history and by the spirit of rebellion. Click here to see the full gallery. Hamilton Hall started this tradition last year as a way to commemorate the

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  What: Second Annual Resistance Ball Where: Hamilton Hall, SalemWhen: Saturday, April 6th, 2019Cost: $65, $60 for members – Proceeds to benefit