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Mar 1
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Mar 2
Sheryl Faye as Queen Elizabeth II: For more than twenty years, Ms. Faye has been presenting Historical women to appreciative audiences, old and young.
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Mar 2
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Mar 2
In Concert: Improbable Beasts share deep resonances, soaring lyricism, and propulsive grooves as a bass clarinet ensemble
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Mar 3
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Mar 3
Read Across America Read In, free and open to all
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Mar 4
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Mar 11
Jam Making: The Basics: -- Join Laura Imhoff in this two-week course exploring the timeless art of canning. (Week One at Nock Middle School, Week Two at NBPT HS)
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Mar 4
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Mar 4
Virtual -- Animal Character Design, free and open to all
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Mar 5
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Mar 5
Next Chapter Drop-in Book Group -- How To Age Disgracefully by Clare Pooley, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Mar 5
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Mar 5
Afternoon Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Mar 6
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Mar 8
Mary Poppins Jr.: Featuring beloved songs like "A Spoonful of Sugar," "Feed the Birds," "Let's Go Fly a Kite" and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious." (Newburyport High School)
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
Stars in Your Eyes: Developing a Psychic Sense with Janet Catherine Johnston. (Central Congregational Church, NBPT)
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Mar 8
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Mar 8
2025 Spring Concert: Roebling Piano Trio
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Mar 9
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Mar 9
Téada: A traditional band with a truly worldwide reach - Two Shows, 2pm and 5pm
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Mar 10
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Mar 10
Astrophysical Discoveries: Presented in layman’s terms by MIT-trained scientist Janet Johnston. Registration Required (Nock Middle School)
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Mar 10
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Mar 10
Virtual -- Historic Voices: Charlotte Bronte, free and open to all
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Mar 12
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Wed
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Mar 12
Afternoon Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Mar 12
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Mar 12
Irish Music at The Port Tavern with Eamon Coyne and Tony Giblin
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Mar 13
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Mar 13
Middle Grade Book Club: The Remarkable Rescue at Milkweed Meadow by Elaine Dimopoulos-- free and open to all middle graders ages 8-12
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Mar 14
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Mar 14
Skylark Ensemble's avian-inspired concert: Take Flight
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Mar 14
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Mar 14
Traditional Irish Session: From your favorite drinking songs to moving ballads, the Once cast effortlessly spins your favorite Irish tunes with breathtaking energy.
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Mar 14
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Mar 14
Malice Women’s Comedy Night – March: With Lila Sparks, Alexis Christaldi, Shelby Gould and Edith Heyck
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Mar 15
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Mar 22
Fungi: An Introduction to the Fifth Kingdom: Jana Harris covers the history of fungi on Earth and 5 plus 5 local mushroom groups to know (edible and non edible ones) NOTE: Via Zoom
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Mar 16
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Mar 16
Bailey’s Mistake: A neo traditional, Celtic-inspired folk band playing ancient songs of the sea, Newfoundland, the auld sod, as well as New England.
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Mar 17
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Mar 17
An Evening with Máiréad Nesbitt: Grammy® and Emmy® nominated artist and composer - Celtic violinist and founding member of the globetrotting music phenomenon Celtic Woman.
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Mar 17
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Mar 17
Maker Monday: Community Seed Swap and Starts, free and open to all
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Mar 18
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Mar 18
Everything Enchiladas with Chef Rosa Garza: Learn hands-on how to cook authentic Mexican food from scratch just like the locals do. The best part is that you get to take home leftovers to share! (Kitchen Local, 14 Cedar St., Amesbury. #105)
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Mar 19
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Mar 19
Afternoon Movie Matinee: TBD, free and open to all
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Mar 20
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Mar 20
Drop-in Classics Book Group: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brönte, free and open to all
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Mar 21
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Mar 21
The Firehouse Presents Cimarron 615: The quartet — just releasing its second, self-titled album — is a hall of fame-caliber assemblage, with credits that look like a who’s-who of Americana, country and rock history.
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Mar 21
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Mar 30
Daughters of The Appalachians: Six Unique Women by storyteller Linda Goodman - Adapted for the stage by Marc Clopton and Arlene Barnard - In celebration of Women’s HerStory Month
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Mar 22
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Mar 22
The Firehouse Presents Comedy Night - Featuring Kenny Rogerson with Joe Espi and Anthony Eugenio
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Mar 23
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Mar 23
In Concert: Justin Murphy-Mancini, organist. This concert will be performed in honor and memory of Barbara Owen, former FRSUU Director of Church Music and international organist
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Mar 25
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Tue
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Mar 25
Virtual -- Just the Facts Drop-in Non-Fiction Book Group -- Better Living through Birding: Notes from a Black Man in the Natural World by Christian Cooper, free and open to all
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Mar 27
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Mar 27
Casino Night 2025 (formerly Chamber Pot): Dress to impress, play to win, and join us for a night of unforgettable fun—knowing you're helping make valuable Chamber programs and charitable efforts possible.
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Mar 28
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Mar 30
Real. Life. Stories. 3: Six ten-minute plays about ordinary people navigating engaging and, sometimes, extraordinary circumstances.
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Mar 29
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Apr 5
Pysanky: Ukrainian Egg Decorating: Led by Eliza Goodell, the class will begin with a demonstration and participants will leave having made 1-2 eggs. (Amesbury Friends Meeting House)
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Mar 30
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Mar 30
In Concert: Champlain Trio, a Vermont based trio, will perform a piano trio repertoire you're sure to enjoy!
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Apr 5
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Apr 5
Betsy Woodman & Chris Plante – ‘Jazz #7’ Album Release Concert: The first set will delve into Jazz #7. The second set will showcase selections from Woodman’s Gospel albums, “Healing, Hope and Hallelujah” and “The Moment, the Search, the Journey.”
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Apr 9
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Apr 9
Irish Music at The Port Tavern with Eamon Coyne and Tony Giblin
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Apr 12
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Apr 12
Bill Kirchen: The “Titan of the Telecaster” brings his high octane dieselbilly sound to the Belleville Stage.
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Apr 12
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Apr 12
New Works Festival – Full Length: Celebrate the New Works Festival 2025 with an evening showing of the Honegger Prize winning full length, An Institution by Daniel Takacs.
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Apr 13
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Apr 13
New Works Festival – One Acts: Extreme Gridlock by James Ferguson and Meridian Summer by Candace Perry
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Apr 16
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Apr 17
Scenes – The Billy Joel Experience: Bringing people the $400 Billy Joel concert experience for a reasonable price that all fans can afford!
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Apr 18
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Apr 18
An Evening with Lucy Kaplansky: An acclaimed singer-songwriter of rare talent, “a truly gifted performer with a bag full of enchanting songs” (The New Yorker) and “the troubadour laureate of modern cityfolk” (The Boston Globe).
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May 1
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May 1
Skylark Ensemble's triennial exploration of a masterwork: Rachmaninoff Vespers
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May 3
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May 3
Authentic Unlimited Band: 2023 IBMA award winners…Vocal Group of the Year and New Artist of the Year!
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May 3
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May 4
2025 Spring Concert - Jubilate! - 'NCS 90th Anniversary celebratory concert features contemporary composer Dan Forrest’s magnificent Jubilate Deo, which expresses the theme of joy in seven different languages.
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May 10
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May 11
I Hear America Singing: With words by Whitman, Frost, Sandburg and other American poets and lyricists, and music by Copland, Ives, Dylan and more, this concert explores what it means to be American.
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May 10
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May 10
EJ Ouellette and Crazy Maggy at The Firehouse Center for the Arts
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May 17
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May 17
Roomful of Blues: Even though the lineup has changed over the years, the band has always been one of the tightest, most joyful blues ensembles in the world.
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May 23
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May 23
Darlin’ Corey with Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem: Features award-winning fiddler/singer Erica Brown - Notable songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Matt Shipman, and Portland’s favorite bass player Kris Day.
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May 24
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May 24
Story Songs of the 70’s with Tom Dimenna: Bringing to life classic songs by Gordon Lightfoot, Cat Stevens, and Harry Chapin that we all know and love.
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May 24
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May 25
Spring Fest 2025: The Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce Presents A Celebration Of Arts & Culture Along Our Historic Waterfront
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May 30
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May 30
The GemsTones: A youthful 5-piece rock n’ roll and rockabilly band specializing in a mix of retro originals and hits from America’s decade; rockabilly, blues, country and rock n’ roll of the 1950’s!
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May 31
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May 31
Comedy Night at the Firehouse: Featuring headliner Paul Gilligan with Dave Russo, Jessica Casciano.
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