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May 1
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Wed
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Apr 1
10th Annual Outdoor Sculpture Garden Exhibition: Nine artists are exhibiting their sculptures as part of the Tenth Annual Outdoor Sculpture Garden Exhibition - Opening reception & awards presentation on May 17th
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May 1
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Tue
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Oct 14
CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER: Touch tank, walk-in models, play space & more (Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-5pm -- Sunday, Noon-5pm)
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May 3
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Sep 21
Outdoor Hard Cider Bar & Free Live Music Series at Cider Hill Farm: Every weekend at Cider Hill Farm brings FREE family-friendly live music on the main lawn from 12-3 pm and extended music on festival dates 11 am-4 pm.
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Thu
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Jun 5
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Sat
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Jun 28
Newburyport Pride Proud Out Loud Art Exhibit at Chalk Gallery! (Reception June 5th)
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Thu
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Jun 5
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Thu
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Jun 26
Beach Discovery: Touch shells, look at sand under a microscope, and learn about piping plovers and other shorebirds who call the beach home. Every Thursday
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Jun 6
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Sat
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Jul 5
National Juried Show
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Fri
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Jun 6
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Fri
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Jun 27
Summer Babies story time with Miss Anna (Fridays), free and open to all babies under age one or not yet walking
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Fri
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Jun 6
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Wed
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Aug 20
Summer Gift Shop
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Fri
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Jun 20
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Thu
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Jul 3
Film: The Life of Chuck
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Thu
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Jun 26
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Thu
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Jun 26
Architectural Walking Tours: Newburyport’s Fashionable Old Houses - From the 18th and 19th centuries as found along High Street and the neighborhood near the Museum of Old Newbury. (Registration Required)
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Thu
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Jun 26
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Thu
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Jun 26
Improv Community Jam: Join us for an evening of laughter, creativity, and connection at our Improv Community Jam—an open, welcoming event for improvisers of all skill levels!
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Thu
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Jun 26
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Thu
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Jun 26
Live Music at Michael's Harborside: Cyn & Redemption
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Thu
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Jun 26
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Thu
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Jun 26
GRAND EXHIBITION OPENINGS: Ribbon Cutting USCG 4th Order Fresnel Lens - 1850’s Nbpt Waterfront Diorama by David Vine - "Road to Revolution" exhibition. (MA Office of Travel & Tourism, with MOON, NBPT Library, Central Congregational Church) --
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Fri
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Jun 27
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Fri
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Jun 27
Afternoon Movie Matinee: I'm Still Here, free and open to all
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Fri
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Jun 27
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Fri
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Jun 27
Watercolor Workshop: Painting Peonies – Summer25: Led by Alison Odle - Learn techniques including washes, layering, and blending to create delicate, lifelike florals. (Central Congregational Church)
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Jun 27
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Thu
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Jul 3
Film: Bad Shabbos
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Jun 28
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Sat
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Jun 28
Maya de Vitry: Originally from Lancaster, PA, Maya de Vitry is a Nashville-based artist whose music blurs the lines of folk, indie rock, and Americana.
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Jun 28
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Sat
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Jun 28
Farm Animals on the Lawn! free and open to people of all ages and abilities
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Sat
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Jun 28
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Sat
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Jun 28
Revolutionary War 250th Anniversary Parade
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Sun
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Jun 29
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Sun
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Jun 29
Burying Ground Tour 3: Sawyer Hill and Newburyport's Road to Revolution: Led by Bethany Groff Dorau - Meet outside the rest rooms at the Maudslay State Park parking lot. (Tickets Required)
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Mon
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Jun 30
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Mon
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Jun 30
AI Unveiled: Exploring the Promise, Perils, and Potential of AI, free and open to all
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Wed
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Jul 2
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Wed
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Jul 2
Next Chapter Drop-in Book Group -- title TBD, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Thu
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Jul 3
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Thu
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Jul 3
Spanish Conversation Group, all levels welcome, free and open to all
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Thu
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Jul 3
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Thu
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Jul 31
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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Thu
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Jul 3
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Thu
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Jul 3
Virtual -- Case Closed Book Group -- Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson, free and open to all
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Thu
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Jul 3
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Thu
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Aug 21
Summer Movies Outdoors...Before Dark! Thursdays -- July 3 & 17, August 7 & 21
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Fri
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Jul 4
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Sun
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Jul 27
Legally Blonde the Musical: Action-packed and exploding with memorable songs and dynamic dances – this musical is so much fun, it should be illegal!
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Mon
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Jul 7
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Mon
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Jul 7
Grill & Chill: make a tie dye t-shirt! For grades 6-12
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Tue
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Jul 8
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Tue
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Jul 15
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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Tue
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Jul 8
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Tue
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Jul 8
Craft Corner, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Tue
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Jul 8
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Tue
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Jul 8
Virtual: No Churn Homemade Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts, free and open to all
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Wed
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Jul 9
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Wed
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Jul 9
Irish Music at The Port Tavern with Eamon Coyne and Tony Giblin
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Wed
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Jul 9
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Wed
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Jul 9
NPL Art Hive -- a community space to create in the company of other artists! free and open to all
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Thu
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Jul 10
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Thu
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Jul 10
Architectural Walking Tours: Newburyport’s Fashionable Old Houses - From the 18th and 19th centuries as found along High Street and the neighborhood near the Museum of Old Newbury. (Registration Required)
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Thu
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Jul 10
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Thu
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Jul 10
Tinfoil Sculptures, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Fri
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Jul 11
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Fri
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Jul 11
Movie Matinee: The Friend, free and open to all
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Fri
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Jul 11
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Fri
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Jul 11
Walking Tour of Newburyport’s Hidden Landscape – Summer25: Meet in Market Square, downtown NBPT. Our guide is John Macone, former editor of the Daily News and lover of all things history. (Age 15+)
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Jul 12
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Sat
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Jul 12
"Sweet Baby James" The #1 James Taylor Tribute singer-songwriter Bill Griese delights audiences using only his uncanny Taylor-like vocals & guitar playing, and a uniquely down-to-earth personality.
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Jul 12
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Sat
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Jul 12
Craft Buffet, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Sat
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Jul 12
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Sat
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Jul 12
Jorgan Trio+1: A powerhouse of Hammond organ jazz, blending deep grooves, fiery improvisation, and infectious energy.
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Jul 13
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Sun
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Jul 13
Donna Byrne: “Peoples! Heads up! Pay attention!” wrote Cadence Magazine. “This is one fine Jazz Vocalist!!”
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Jul 14
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Mon
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Jul 14
Maker Monday: Jellyfish Windchime, free and open to all
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Tue
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Jul 15
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Tue
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Jul 15
Craft Corner, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Wed
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Jul 16
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Wed
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Jul 16
Songwriters in the Round: Join us at the Firehouse for an evening of local Singer/Songwriters sharing stories and songs in the round. Local songwriters Steve Dennis, Alex Anthony, and Adam Monaco bring the stage to life for this intimate evening of music.
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Wed
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Jul 16
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Wed
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Jul 23
Astronomy: The Basics – Summer25: Two sessions led by Jay Partlan - First week (Central Congregational Church) - Second week observation of the night sky, either at Maudslay or Plum Island.
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Wed
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Jul 16
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Tue
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Jul 15
Decoupage Oyster Shell Art: Led by Johanna Hall, each participant will use paper cut-outs, ModPodge, special paint effects and oyster shells to make a decoupage wine stopper as well as a keychain. All materials included -- Central Congregational Church
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Jul 17
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Thu
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Jul 17
Mark Erelli: In 2020 Mark Erelli was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) - In a song from his new album "Lay Your Darkness Down" he sings, "You can’t live in fear/But you can use it as fuel for the fire.”
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Thu
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Jul 17
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Thu
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Jul 17
Spanish Conversation Group, all levels welcome, free and open to all
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Thu
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Jul 17
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Thu
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Jul 17
Classics Book Group: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez, free and open to all
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Thu
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Jul 17
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Thu
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Jul 17
Sparkle Party, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Fri
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Jul 18
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Fri
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Jul 18
Movie Matinee: Captain America - Brave New World, free and open to all
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Fri
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Jul 18
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Fri
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Jul 18
Virtual -- Artificial Stupelligence: The Hilarious Truth About AI, free and open to all
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Fri
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Jul 18
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Fri
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Jul 18
Stars in Your Eyes: Developing a Psychic Sense with Janet Catherine Johnston. (Central Congregational Church, NBPT)
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Sat
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Jul 19
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Sun
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Jul 20
Blueberry & Flower Fest - Calling all blueberry and flower lovers! Enjoy live music, hard cider, family-friendly activities, hayrides, blueberry goods, cut-your-own bouquets and pick-your-own blueberries.
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Sat
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Jul 19
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Sun
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Jul 27
As You Like It -- a fun family event! (performances Saturdays & Sundays only)
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Sat
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Jul 19
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Sat
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Jul 19
New Black Eagle Jazz Band: The Black Eagles, as they are often known to their fans, have been a fixture on the international jazz scene since 1971.
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Jul 20
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Sun
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Jul 20
The Love Dogs: The Dogs combine elements of Jump Blues, New Orleans R&B and early rock 'n' roll into their own powerhouse sound!
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Mon
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Jul 21
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Mon
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Jul 21
Virtual -- "The Wisdom of Morrie" with author and son of Morrie, Rob Schwartz, free and open to all
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Mon
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Jul 21
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Mon
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Jul 21
Grill & Chill: customize one of your tee shirts! For grades 6-12
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Mon
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Jul 21
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Mon
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Jul 21
Teen Day Trip: Paint your own sign at Board & Brush Creative Studio in neighboring Amesbury! For grades 7-12
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Tue
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Jul 22
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Tue
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Jul 22
Quixotic Tour: Storyteller Andy Davis, through personal story, scenes from the novel, glimpses into the author’s life, and a snapshot from history, connects the themes of Cervantes’s masterwork to the enduring questions as to how humans should live.
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Tue
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Jul 22
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Tue
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Jul 22
Craft Corner, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Tue
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Jul 22
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Tue
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Jul 22
Virtual -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- Valiant Women: The extraordinary American servicewomen who helped win World War II by Lena Andrews, free and open to all
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Wed
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Jul 23
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Wed
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Jul 23
Lindsay's Puppet Pals, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Thu
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Jul 24
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Thu
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Jul 24
Architectural Walking Tours: Newburyport’s Fashionable Old Houses - From the 18th and 19th centuries as found along High Street and the neighborhood near the Museum of Old Newbury. (Registration Required)
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Thu
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Jul 24
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Thu
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Jul 24
Sacred Self-Care: Rest, Reclaim, and Radiate using movement and sound, free and open to all
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Fri
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Jul 25
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Thu
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Aug 14
Artist Spotlight | George Darcy
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Fri
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Jul 25
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Fri
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Jul 25
Movie Matinee: I'm Beginning to See The Light, free and open to all
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Fri
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Jul 25
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Fri
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Jul 25
Japanese Bookbinding: Led by Karen Dardinski at Central Congregational Church - Registration Required.
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sun
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Jul 27
Blueberry & Flower Fest - Calling all blueberry and flower lovers! Enjoy live music, hard cider, family-friendly activities, hayrides, blueberry goods, cut-your-own bouquets and pick-your-own blueberries.
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sun
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Aug 3
Yankee Homecoming Market Place -- experience a daily extravaganza of food, great finds and continuous entertainment!
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sun
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Aug 3
Yankee Homecoming Heritage Tours -- a week-long roster of special events exploring Newburyport's rich history!
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sun
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Jul 27
Yankee Homecoming presents: Art on the Bartlett Mall, featuring works by lots of local & regional artists!
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sat
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Jul 26
Yankee Homecoming presents: the High School Battle of the Bands!
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sat
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Jul 26
Lawn Party with Henna! free and open to all kids, tweens and teens
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sat
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Jul 26
The Don Campbell Band: From Campbell’s own creations, to the music of Dan Fogelberg, The Smithereens, Johnny Cash, John Denver, and Van Halen.
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Sat
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Jul 26
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Sat
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Aug 16
Coming Home: a multi-disciplinary exhibit curated by Artist and Executive Director Belle Carver Struck. Featuring creatives Kate Bolick, Nikole Beckwith, Sam Szabo, Paul Cendron, Gordon Przybyla, Edward Speck and more.
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Sun
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Jul 27
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Sat
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Aug 2
Yankee Homecoming's Waterfront Concert Series, a week of free outdoor performances!
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Sun
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Jul 27
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Sun
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Jul 27
Amanda Carr: Vocalist Amanda Carr returns to Maudslay Arts Center with The Ken Clark Organ trio, presenting another dynamic show of jazz, blues and soul. Joined by saxophonist Myanna, this is a summer concert that will generate some serious heat.
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Jul 27
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Sun
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Jul 27
Yankee Homecoming's Olde Fashioned Sunday, featuring Opening Ceremonies and the Raising of the Flag, along with a full day of fun events and activities!
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Mon
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Jul 28
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Mon
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Jul 28
Yankee Homecoming 2025 Kids Talent Show: A Celebration of Young Stars
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Tue
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Jul 29
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Tue
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Jul 29
Yankee Homecoming Craft Show --a juried craft show with handmade items from artisans across New England,!
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Wed
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Jul 30
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Wed
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Jul 30
Yankee Homecoming Nursing Home Concerts -- everyone is welcome to attend!
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Jul 30
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Wed
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Jul 30
Virtual -- V is for Venom: Agatha Christie's Chemicals of Death, free and open to all
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