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Sat
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Oct 10
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Sat
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Oct 10
Newburyport’s Revolution: From High Street to the Waterfront: Join noted author and historian Ghlee Woodworth for a walk from the 1808 Cushing House down State Street into the commercial and maritime heart of Newburyport.
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Tue
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Oct 13
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Tue
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Oct 13
Trees & Bushes-Pruning: When, Where, and How, with Jean Berger, retired Massachusetts Certified Arborist
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Wed
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Oct 14
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Wed
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Oct 14
Crystal Talk with Leeza Masia -- Join us for an informative & hands on workshop about crystals! Free and open to all
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Wed
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Oct 14
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Wed
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Oct 21
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) Copy
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Wed
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Oct 14
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Wed
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Oct 14
Intro to Woodworking -- Learn to use our shop tools safely, be certified to use the shop alone, and begin making a really nice cutting board!
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Thu
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Oct 15
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Fri
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Oct 16
Sweet Baby James: The #1 James Taylor Tribute: Not your typical tribute band fare, Bill Griese delights audiences using only his uncanny Taylor-like vocals & guitar playing and a uniquely down-to-earth personality.
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Thu
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Oct 15
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Thu
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Oct 15
Classics Book Group: "Agnes Grey" by Anne Brontë, free and open to all
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Thu
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Oct 15
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Thu
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Oct 22
ChatGPT for Everyday Life: WAITLIST Discover how this easy-to-use AI tool can make your everyday life a little easier—and a lot more fun! - Two sessions led by Betsy Sanderson at Nock Middle School
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Thu
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Oct 15
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Thu
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Oct 15
Middle Grade Book Club, free and open to all middle graders ages 8-12
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Thu
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Oct 15
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Sat
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Oct 17
Junie B. Jones The Musical Jr.: Featuring over sixty local student performers. There are 2 Casts, so be sure to buy tickets to the correct performance, or come to both great casts!
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Fri
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Oct 16
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Fri
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Oct 16
Witches Night Out 2026: Whether you're planning an evening with friends or a bewitching date night, Witches' Night Out is the perfect opportunity to celebrate Halloween in style.
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Fri
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Oct 16
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Fri
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Oct 16
Walking Tour: History of Downtown Newburyport’s Urban Renewal: Led by John Macone, former editor of NBPT Daily News and editor/contributing writer of “Port in Progress,” a 2007 publication that has been republished in 2026.. - Registration Required
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Sat
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Oct 17
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Sun
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Oct 18
"Jerry Finnegan's Sister" by Jack Neary: Sat @ 7:00pm, Sun @2:00pm (Venue: Triton Regional High School, 112 Elm St, Byfield)
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Mon
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Oct 19
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Mon
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Oct 26
Genetic Genealogy: Using DNA to Uncover Our Ancestors: Led by Kristen Fehlhaber, Vice President of the New England Chapter of Association of Professional Genealogists and the former Assistant Director at the Museum of Old Newbury. (Nock Middle School)
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Wed
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Oct 21
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Wed
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Oct 21
VIRTUAL -- "Interdimensional: A Journey into the Hidden Realms of Reality" with Ronny LeBlanc, free and open to all
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Thu
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Oct 22
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Thu
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Oct 22
Pasta Making Made Easy with Lisa Ventresco: Lisa has lived and worked in Italy and is passionate about sharing her knowledge with others and bringing people together through food. (NBPT Senior and Community Center)
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Fri
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Oct 23
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Fri
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Oct 23
Downtown Trick or Treat 2026:
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Fri
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Oct 23
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Fri
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Oct 23
Grammy-nominated Skylark Vocal Ensemble presents "Victoria Requiem" at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Newburyport
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Sat
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Oct 24
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Sat
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Oct 24
Wind Blown Willow Tree with Ryan Kelley -- Join award-winning artist Ryan Kelley to create a one-of-a-kind wire willow tree sculpture
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Sat
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Oct 24
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Sat
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Oct 31
Craft Buffet (Oct 24 & 31) -- Stop by our Activity Room, have a snack, and enjoy a variety of simple, no-mess crafts! free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Sat
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Oct 24
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Sun
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Oct 25
"Spookley The Square Pumpkin" musical combines the spectacle and joy of Halloween with delightful songs that people of all ages will love!
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Mon
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Oct 26
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Fri
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Oct 16
Tailwinds Raptor Education & Conservation -- Come meet and learn about some of the magnificent birds that call our skies home! Free and open to all
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Tue
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Oct 27
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Tue
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Oct 27
VIRTUAL -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- "The Situation Room: The Inside Story of Presidents in Crisis" by George Stephanopoulos with Lisa Dickey, free and open to all
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Tue
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Oct 27
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Tue
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Oct 27
Drop-in Clay Play -- Join Miss Isa for this simple, spooky craft to celebrate Halloween! free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Wed
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Oct 28
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Wed
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Oct 28
Welcome to the Graveyard! Join us for a 90 minute in-person ‘virtual tour’ chronicling cemetery art, history and symbolism. Free and open to all
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Wed
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Oct 28
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Wed
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Oct 28
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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Wed
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Oct 28
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Wed
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Nov 11
Astronomy: The Basics. This course with Jay Partlan will cover stars, planets, galaxies, black holes, lunar and solar eclipses, northern lights, ocean tides, and meteor showers. (Nock Middle School)
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Fri
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Oct 30
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Fri
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Oct 30
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Sat
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Oct 31
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Sat
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Oct 31
Rocky Horror Picture Show
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Mon
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Nov 2
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Mon
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Nov 2
Sourdough Made Simple with Kristen Fehlhaber: WAIT LIST Kristen is a lifelong baker who has taught sourdough classes on the North Shore for more than 15 years – and has even built a few outdoor ovens! (Newburyport Senior and Community Center)
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Tue
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Nov 3
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Tue
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Nov 3
"Art That Grows": Paint Your Own Ceramic Planter -- Early Release Art Program, for grades 4-8
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Tue
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Nov 3
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Tue
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Nov 17
Hearing the Beatles Anew: Why Their Music Endures: Led by Christopher Brown, jazz guitarist/instructor who has been listening to the Beatles since they first appeared on the Ed Sullivan show in February, 1964 - Registration Required - (Nock Middle School)
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Tue
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Nov 3
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Tue
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Nov 3
VIRTUAL -- "Freedom for Who: Indigenous Nations and the American Revolution"-- free and open to all
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Wed
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Nov 4
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Wed
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Nov 4
Next Chapter Drop-in Book Group -- "The First Witch of Boston" by Andrea Catalano, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Wed
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Nov 4
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Wed
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Nov 4
VIRTUAL -- Calling All Weavers, Coopers, Vampers and Wheelwrights -- Join us to explore and unearth ancestral occupational information! Free and open to all
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Thu
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Nov 5
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Thu
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Nov 5
Pasta Making Made Easy with Lisa Ventresco: Lisa has lived and worked in Italy and is passionate about sharing her knowledge with others and bringing people together through food. (NBPT Senior and Community Center)
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Fri
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Nov 6
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Fri
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Nov 6
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Sat
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Nov 7
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Sat
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Nov 7
Landscape Essentials with Todd Bonita: Immerse yourself in a full day of focused landscape painting instruction designed to accelerate your skills and deepen your understanding of the fundamentals.
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Sat
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Nov 7
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Sat
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Nov 7
Full Moon Story Slam – All In: The Slam is our chance to gather as friends and share true stories from our lives. Simply put, a story slam is a competition based on the art of storytelling.
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Sat
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Nov 7
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Sat
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Nov 7
Fall Cider Run 5K & Donut Dash: 5K race routes wiggles through fields, orchards and forest and includes challenging areas with uneven terrain. It's pretty awesome! Kid's Donut Dashes (400m and 800m) start and finish before 5K race begins.
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Sun
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Nov 8
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Sun
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Nov 8
Writing Workshop with writer Sara Reish Desmond -- This class is intended for writers of all genres and experience levels!
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Tue
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Nov 10
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Tue
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Nov 10
Learn Planning & Planting For a Sustainable Landscape with Warren Leach, an award-winning landscape designer and horticulturist with over 35 years of experience
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Tue
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Nov 10
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Tue
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Nov 10
VIRTUAL -- Find Your Writing Voice -- unlock the power of your unique voice as a writer in this engaging and interactive workshop! Free and open to all
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Fri
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Nov 13
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Fri
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Nov 13
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Fri
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Nov 13
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Sun
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Nov 22
Annual Short Play Festival: Our worldwide call for submissions attracted 300 entries - We selected 14 winners, ranging from hilarious comedy to compelling drama - Presented over two weekends as separate programs of seven plays each weekend.
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Sat
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Nov 14
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Sat
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Nov 14
Powow River Poets Reading and Open Mic, free and open to all (Note: this program will also be available on Zoom)
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Tue
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Nov 17
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Tue
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Nov 17
Decoupage Oyster Shell Art: WAITLIST Led by Johanna Hall, No prior experience is needed—just bring your creativity and holiday cheer! All materials are provided, including oyster shells, decorative paper, glue, brushes, and sealant. (Nock Middle School)
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Thu
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Nov 19
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Thu
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Nov 19
Classics Book Group: "The Vagabond" by Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, free and open to all
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Thu
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Nov 19
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Thu
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Nov 19
Middle Grade Book Club, free and open to all middle graders ages 8-12
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Fri
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Nov 20
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Fri
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Nov 20
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Fri
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Nov 20
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Fri
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Nov 20
Stars in Your Eyes: Developing a Psychic Sense – Summer 26: Learn more about these mystical topics in this class led by instructor Janet Johnston, noted astrophysicist and science fiction author. (Central Congregational Church, Newburyport)
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Fri
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Nov 20
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Sat
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Nov 21
The Rachel Coffin Cutter McPhail Collection Exhibition -- come see this special exhibit of first edition children's books by bestselling author and illustrator David McPhail; meet the author on Saturday! Free and open to all
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Tue
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Nov 24
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Tue
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Nov 24
VIRTUAL -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- "Supercommunicators: how to unlock the secret language of connection" by Charles Duhigg. Free and open to all
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Mon
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Nov 30
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Wed
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Dec 23
Self-serve Gift Wrapping Station -- All standard supplies are provided, so all you need to bring are your gifts and holiday cheer! Free and open to all
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Wed
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Dec 2
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Wed
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Dec 2
Next Chapter Drop-in Book Group -- TBD, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Fri
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Dec 4
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Fri
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Dec 4
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Sat
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Dec 5
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Sat
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Dec 5
Full Moon Story Slam – Family Legends: The Slam is our chance to gather as friends and share true stories from our lives. Simply put, a story slam is a competition based on the art of storytelling.
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Sat
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Dec 5
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Sat
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Dec 5
Once Upon a Winter Tales of Wonder Through a Child's Eyes: An imaginative concert exploring the season through stories of wonder, memory, family, and hope. (St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Newburyport)
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Mon
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Dec 7
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Mon
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Dec 7
Maker Monday: Plush Snowmen -- This month we invite you to enjoy the fun of building a snowman without the cold! Free and open to all
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Tue
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Dec 8
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Tue
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Dec 8
Holiday Music Singalong and History -- Join us for a night of holiday music and history with David Polanksy! Free and open to all
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Thu
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Dec 10
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Thu
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Dec 10
Escape Winter: Create a Wire Palm Tree with Ryan Kelley -- Join award-winning artist Ryan Kelley to create a one-of-a-kind wire palm tree sculpture
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Fri
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Dec 11
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Fri
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Dec 11
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Fri
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Dec 11
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Sun
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Dec 13
4th Annual Port Gingerbread Festival -- A FREE contest and public exhibition of artistic gingerbread creations made by people of all ages -- everyone is welcome to join in this holiday tradition!
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Fri
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Dec 11
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Sun
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Dec 13
Newburyport Choral Society Winter Concert "When Jazz Meets Choir" (Immaculate Conception Church, Newburyport)
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Sat
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Dec 12
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Sat
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Dec 12
Grammy-nominated Skylark Vocal Ensemble presents "Spotless Rose" at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Newburyport
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Thu
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Dec 17
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Thu
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Dec 17
Classics Book Group: TBD, free and open to all
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Thu
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Dec 17
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Thu
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Dec 17
Middle Grade Book Club, free and open to all middle graders ages 8-12
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Fri
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Dec 18
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Fri
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Dec 18
Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Mon
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Dec 21
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Mon
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Dec 21
VIRTUAL -- "Heavenly Messengers: Angels in Renaissance Art" with Jane Oneail, sought-after speaker, educator, and independent art historian. Free and open to all
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Tue
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Dec 29
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Tue
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Dec 29
VIRTUAL -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- "100 Rules for Living to 100: an optimist's guide to a happy life" by Dick Van Dyke with Tal McThenia. Free and open to all
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Sat
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Mar 13
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Sat
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Mar 13
Grammy-nominated Skylark Vocal Ensemble presents "Garden Songs" at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Newburyport
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Wed
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Apr 7
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Wed
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Apr 7
Grammy-nominated Skylark Vocal Ensemble presents "Gentle Dark" at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Newburyport
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Sat
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May 15
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Sat
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May 15
A Place Called Home: Cantemus invites audiences to consider what it means to find—or create—a place where we are known and where we belong. (St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Newburyport)
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