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Thu
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Sep 25
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Thu
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Sep 25
Shemekia Copeland: Award-winning blues, soul and Americana singer Shemekia Copeland possesses one of the most instantly recognizable and deeply soulful roots music voices of our time.
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Sep 25
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Thu
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Sep 25
The hottest ticket in town: SEAFARING SOIREE GALA At the Blue Ocean.
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Sep 25
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Thu
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Sep 25
Beach Discovery: Touch shells, look at sand under a microscope, and learn about piping plovers and other shorebirds who call the beach home.
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Fri
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Sep 26
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Sun
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Sep 28
The 21st Annual Award-Winning Newburyport Documentary Film Festival
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Sep 26
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Fri
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Sep 26
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Fri
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Sep 26
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Fri
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Sep 26
Friday Babies with Miss Anna -- free and open to all babies under age one or not yet walking
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Sep 27
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Sat
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Sep 27
Trails & Sails: Learn to Clam: Led by refuge ranger and expert clammers from Backcountry Hunters and Anglers - Materials provided - Boots recommended. (Ages 12+) Registration & Rowley Permit Required..
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Sep 27
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Sat
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Sep 27
Fall Beach Cleanup: Join the Friends of Parker River - Drop in any time at Parking Lot 1 on the refuge to sign in and get instructions. Trash bags and trash pickers provided - Bring water, gloves, and wear sturdy shoes.
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Sep 27
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Sat
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Sep 27
Introduction to Sketching Ducks: Join us for an afternoon art class sponsored by Slow River Studio. The class will focus on sketching some beautiful but often overlooked avian visitors to Parker River- ducks! (Ages 12+) Registration Required.
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Sat
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Sep 27
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Sat
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Sep 27
Parker River Behind the Scenes Bus Tour: Learn about history, ecology, and restoration work. Bus is fully accessible. Registration Required.
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Sat
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Sep 27
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Sat
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Sep 27
Mandala Dot Rock Painting For Beginners WAITLIST: Led Ellen O'Donnell, students will use small dots of colorful paint to create their own larger, uniquely beautiful designs. (Boston North Technology Park, Bldg C, 110 Haverhill Road, Amesbury)
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Tue
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Sep 30
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Tue
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Sep 30
Virtual -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- "Women in the Valley of the Kings: The Untold Story of Women Egyptologists in the Gilded Age" by Kathleen Sheppard, free and open to all
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Tue
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Sep 30
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Tue
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Sep 30
Coffee Cupping: A Tasting Experience, free and open to all
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Tue
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Sep 30
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Tue
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Sep 30
Guided Hike at Nelson Island: Knee boots or other appropriate footwear that can get wet is highly recommended. Meet at the Nelson Island Parking Lot located at the end of Stackyard Rd, Rowley, MA.
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Tue
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Sep 30
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Tue
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Sep 30
Star Party (Afterhours Event): Join the North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club for a special viewing of the night sky, plus learn about the importance of dark skies for wildlife and people. Meet on the refuge in Parking Lot 1. Registration Required.
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Wed
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Oct 1
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Wed
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Oct 1
Next Chapter Drop-in Book Group -- title TBD, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Wed
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Oct 1
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Wed
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Oct 29
Wednesday Toddlers with Miss Isa -- free and open for ages 1-2
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Wed
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Oct 1
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Wed
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Oct 29
Wednesday All Ages Story Time with Miss Isa -- free and open to all kids ages 0-6
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Thu
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Oct 2
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Thu
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Oct 30
Thursday Toddlers with Miss Allison -- free and open for ages 1-2
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Thu
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Oct 2
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Thu
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Oct 30
Thursday All Ages Story Time with Miss Allison -- free and open to all kids ages 0-6
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Thu
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Oct 2
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Thu
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Oct 2
Spanish Conversation Group, all levels welcome, free and open to all
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Thu
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Oct 2
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Thu
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Oct 2
Japanese Bookbinding: Karen Dardinski leads this bookmaking workshop using the traditional Japanese “stab binding” technique. Registration Required - (Nock Middle School)
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Thu
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Oct 2
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Thu
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Oct 2
Walking Tour of Historic Newburyport: Down Along & The Ridge WAITLIST: Local historian, author, and guide Ghlee E. Woodworth will take participants on a one-hour walk through Newburyport’s historic neighborhoods,
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Fri
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Oct 3
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Fri
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Oct 3
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Fri
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Oct 3
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Fri
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Oct 31
Friday Babies with Miss Anna -- free and open to all babies under age one or not yet walking
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sun
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Oct 5
Fall Fest: The Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce Presents A Celebration Of Arts & Culture Along Our Historic Waterfront
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sat
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Oct 4
Suzy Bogguss: In the 1990s Suzy Bogguss sold 4 million records with radio hits like “Outbound Plane”, “Someday Soon”, and “Hey Cinderella.” Her latest offering, Prayin’ For Sunshine, is an Americana tour de force.
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sat
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Oct 4
Newburyport ArtWalk: Come visit art spots in Newburyport during this one-day event. A self-guided (mostly walking) tour of the art venues. Enjoy artist talks, demos, and light refreshments.
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sat
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Oct 4
Powow River Poets Reading and Open Mic, free and open to all
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sat
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Oct 4
Merrimack Mishoon Celebration and Fundraising Feast: Darius Coombs & Jonathan Perry will craft the dugout that will launch on the Merrimack River on Indigenous People's Day. Chef Sherry Pocknett, James Beard Award Winner, will prepare the feast.
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sat
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Oct 4
Soulcollage®—An Embodied Mindfulness Practice: With Eliza Goodell, PhD. Clinical Psychologist. (Amesbury Friends Meeting House, 120 Friend Street, Amesbury)
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Sat
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Oct 4
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Sat
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Oct 4
Fungi Foraging in Moseley Woods: Led by Jana Harris of Essex Forays, a certified wild mushroom food safety expert and member of the Boston Mycological Club. Registration Required.
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Oct 5
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Sun
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Oct 5
34th Annual Walk Against Domestic Violence: Walk a scenic 3-mile route beginning at Waterfront Park behind Sea Level Restaurant, NBPT - Registration, kids' activities, food vendors, music, and more kicks off at 9am.
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Mon
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Oct 6
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Mon
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Oct 6
Maker Monday: Decorated Brooms, free and open to all
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Mon
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Oct 6
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Mon
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Oct 27
Big Kids Story Time with Miss Allison -- free and open to all kids ages 3-6
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Mon
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Oct 6
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Mon
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Oct 6
Personal Cybersecurity 101: Mike Spiro, Founder/CEO of All Set Cybersecurity, will introduce you to free and easy steps you can take to protect your online identity and accounts (Nock Middle School)
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Tue
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Oct 7
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Tue
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Oct 7
Cookies & Coloring -- Free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Tue
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Oct 7
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Tue
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Oct 7
Tarot Talk and group tarot card reading, free and open to all
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Tue
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Oct 7
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Tue
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Oct 28
Tuesday Toddlers with Miss Sienna -- free and open for ages 1-2
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Tue
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Oct 7
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Tue
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Oct 28
Tuesday Babies with Miss Sienna -- free and open to all babies under age one or not yet walking
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Tue
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Oct 7
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Tue
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Oct 7
Cookie Decorating using the Flood Method - Learn to create edible art with frosting!
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Wed
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Oct 8
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Wed
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Oct 8
Irish Music at The Port Tavern with Eamon Coyne and Tony Giblin
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Wed
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Oct 8
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Wed
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Oct 8
NPL Arts & Crafts Social -- bring your own projects to work on and enjoy the company of other crafty creatives! free and open to all, every skill level welcome
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Fri
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Oct 10
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Fri
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Oct 10
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Fri
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Oct 10
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Sun
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Oct 19
Hedwig and the Angry Inch: “The best rock musical ever!” -Rolling Stone
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Sat
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Oct 11
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Sat
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Oct 11
Indigenous Peoples Day: Free, family-friendly outdoor gathering celebrates traditional and contemporary Indigenous cultural arts, knowledge and diversity, honoring our region’s Indigenous communities and all Native Peoples.
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Tue
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Oct 14
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Tue
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Oct 14
Make Your Own Fall Project Do-It-Yourself (DIY) with Jill Sczepanski and the HORT Program Planning Committee
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Wed
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Oct 15
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Wed
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Oct 22
Decluttering Your Digital Photos: Carol LeBlanc, Photo Coach & Organizer, will teach you how to declutter, backup, and clean out your digital photo library, NOTE: iPhone only. (Central Congregational Church, NBPT)
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Thu
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Oct 16
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Thu
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Oct 16
Free Improv Show: Experience the culmination of our recent improv class, check out the Actors Studio and have a few laughs! Bring a friend, tell a friend & make new friends.
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Thu
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Oct 16
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Thu
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Oct 16
Classics Book Group: "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley, free and open to all
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Thu
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Oct 16
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Thu
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Oct 16
Spanish Conversation Group, all levels welcome, free and open to all
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Fri
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Oct 17
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Fri
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Oct 17
Witches Night Out: Wander through downtown NBPT and the Tannery - Delight in witchy-themed cocktails and exclusive specials at participating local shops and restaurants.
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Sat
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Oct 18
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Sat
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Oct 18
Craft Buffet, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Sat
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Oct 18
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Sat
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Oct 18
Mandala Dotted Tea Light Holder Workshop: Led by Ellen O'Donnell - Registration Required (Boston North Technology Park, Bldg C, 110 Haverhill Road, Amesbury)
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Sun
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Oct 19
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Mon
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Oct 20
MAUDSLAY IS HAUNTED! A spooky walk with silly vignettes, sure to get your entire family in the Halloween spirit!
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Mon
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Oct 20
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Mon
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Oct 20
Virtual -- Apple Season Recipes, free and open to all
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Mon
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Oct 20
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Mon
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Oct 20
VIRTUAL: "Revolutionary Whiskey -- History and Recs of American Whiskeys", presented by Travis Ireland, co-host of The Friskey Whiskey Podcast, free and open to all
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Mon
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Oct 20
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Mon
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Oct 20
Astrophysical Discoveries: Learn about the Top 10 most extraordinary astrophysical discoveries, mysteries, and accomplishments in recent decades presented in layman’s terms by MIT-trained scientist Janet C. Johnston. (Nock Middle School)
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Tue
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Oct 21
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Tue
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Oct 21
Jewelry Making - Learn how to make your own Spiral Earrings!
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Tue
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Oct 21
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Tue
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Oct 21
Screens and the Anxious Mind: Simple Strategies to Protect Your Health: In this engaging and practical workshop with Christi Collins, you’ll learn simple strategies to counteract the hidden effects of daily screen time. (Nock Middle School)
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Wed
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Oct 22
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Wed
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Oct 22
CSI: An Introduction to Forensic Science: Instructor Paul Zambella was a forensic scientist at the Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory for 36 years and participated in more than 500 crime scene investigations. (Nock Middle School)
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Thu
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Oct 23
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Thu
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Oct 30
Bitcoin & Crypto: This class is for those who are curious about Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency but know little about it. Sign up for Session 101, 102 or both (Newburyport High School)
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Thu
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Oct 23
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Thu
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Oct 23
The Wondrous World of Weeds: In this two-hour workshop, Molly Janicki will discuss the various types of weeds, their pros and cons, and the role they play in your garden. (Nock Middle School)
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Fri
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Oct 24
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Fri
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Oct 24
Stars in Your Eyes: Developing a Psychic Sense: Learn more about these mystical topics in this class led by instructor Janet Johnston, noted astrophysicist and science fiction author. (Central Congregational Church)
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Sat
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Oct 25
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Sun
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Oct 26
Spookley the Square Pumpkin: A Theatre For Young Audiences (TYA) musical with a big heart -- The Musical is no tricks and nothing but a treat for all ages!
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Tue
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Oct 28
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Tue
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Oct 28
Spooky Craft Corner, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Tue
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Oct 28
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Tue
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Oct 28
Virtual -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- "Rough Sleepers" by Tracy Kidder, free and open to all
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Tue
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Oct 28
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Tue
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Oct 28
The Power of Poison with Author BJ Magnani, free and open to all
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Tue
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Oct 28
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Tue
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Oct 28
VIRTUAL: "The Girl Bandits of the Warsaw Ghetto", a talk by author and Holocaust historian Elizabeth Hyman, free and open to all
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Thu
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Oct 30
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Thu
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Oct 30
Wooden Ships: The harmonies of Crosby, Stills & Nash like you’ve never heard them…. Sung by women!
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Thu
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Oct 30
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Thu
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Oct 30
Fun With Fajitas & Tortillas WAITLIST: Join chef Rosa Garza in the kitchen for a fun, hands-on, interactive cooking class where you’ll learn to make fresh corn tortillas from scratch and prepare sizzling chicken fajitas – the Rosita’s way!
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Fri
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Oct 31
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Fri
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Oct 31
Rocky Horror Picture Show
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Fri
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Oct 31
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Fri
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Oct 31
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Sat
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Nov 1
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Sat
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Nov 1
Gingerbread House Workshop - get ready for the holiday season!
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Wed
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Nov 5
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Wed
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Nov 12
Your Loved One Has Dementia: Now What! This two-night class with Jennifer Pilz will cover essential topics such as understanding dementia, care planning, resources, and support systems. (Nock Middle School)
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Thu
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Nov 6
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Sun
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Nov 9
Mean Girls Teen Edition: Cady Heron may have grown up on an African savanna, but nothing prepared her for the wild and vicious ways of her strange new home: suburban Illinois.
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Thu
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Nov 6
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Thu
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Nov 6
Challah Baking Workshop WAITLIST: Rabbi Alex Matthews will walk participants through every step of the process - No experience necessary - Registration Required. (Congregation Ahavas Achim in Newburyport)
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Tue
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Nov 11
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Tue
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Nov 11
Gardens of the Hudson River Valley with Jana Milbocker
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Wed
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Nov 12
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Wed
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Nov 12
Irish Music at The Port Tavern with Eamon Coyne and Tony Giblin
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Thu
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Nov 13
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Thu
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Nov 13
James Maddock: “James Maddock possesses the kind of lived-in craggy voice that would sound authoritative if he were singing the sports pages.” - Relix Magazine
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Fri
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Nov 14
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Fri
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Nov 14
Albert Cummings: Cummings is a distinguished American blues guitarist, singer and songwriter whose commanding guitar work and Soulful Voice have made him a standout figure in the Contemporary Blues scene.
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Nov 15
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Sat
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Nov 15
Full Moon Story Slam – Synchronicity
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Sat
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Nov 15
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Sat
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Nov 15
Skylark Ensemble's 15th Season: An Evening with Skylark
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Sat
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Nov 15
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Sat
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Nov 15
YellowHouse Blues Band: A 9-piece, high energy blues band with horns and multiple singers.
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