Enjoy delicious pizza at Flatbread! From 5-9, a portion of the proceeds will go to the Amesbury Poet Laureate program.

Enjoy food, live music, and fireworks at Woodsom Farm!

Parking opens at 5:30 pm, food and music start at 6 pm, and the fireworks start at 9 pm. FOr more info, see the link below:

https://www.amesburydays.com/event/fireworks

Bring your favorite fiber arts project to work on with the community of stitchers! See more info on the library’s site:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/community-of-stitchers-17/

All are welcome! The agenda can be found on the City of Amesbury website: https://www.amesburyma.gov/AgendaCenter/Cultural-Council-23

Our meetings are now held in the newly-renovated Amesbury Cultural Center at 37 Millyard! It’s in the Upper Millyard behind Blue Moon and Industrial Supply.

Parking is available at the municipal lot between Barking Dog and Morning Buzz Café, just across the bridge from the Center.

Come to the Upper Millyard from 7-8:30 for Beatles covers by Studio Two! See more info at the link below:

https://www.amesburydays.com/event/music-in-the-millyard-studio-two-beatles-tribute

Check out yard sales and sidewalk sales all over town in over 50 locations! See a map of locations at the link below:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1JVmt13B5ktMgMS2Kf-XPWAfjJ3tDt_g&ll=42.8631168856919%2C-70.92465396511695&z=14

Jane Oneail will be presenting on Zoom as part of the Art Talk Series! See more info on the library’s website:

“This month's topic: Keith Haring's vibrant and iconic art captured the spirit of 1980s New York City, blending pop art, graffiti, and social activism. What made his bold, energetic figures and symbols so universally appealing? Haring's work, characterized by its simplicity and accessibility, addressed pressing issues including AIDS awareness. From subway stations to museums, Haring's art continues to inspire and provoke thought decades after his untimely death.”

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/art-talk-series-6/

Join Pam Alexander & Ellie O'Leary for a poetry reading at the historic Whittier Home! Register for the zoom session here.

Enjoy delicious pizza at Flatbread! From 5-9, a portion of the proceeds will go to the Lake Gardner Association.

Learn basic watercolor at the Amesbury Public Library with Alan Bull! This is an outdoor program— the rain date is Monday, June 30 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

See registration and more info at the link below:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/alan-bull-placeholder-2/

Learn basic drawing at the Amesbury Public Library with Alan Bull! This is an outdoor program— the rain date is Saturday, June 28 from 2:30-4:30 p.m.

See registration and more info at the link below:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/alan-bull-placeholder/

Take an outdoor plant, leave an outdoor plant! Run by the Amesbury Green Team.

See more info at the link below:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/swap-with-the-amesbury-green-team-9/

Hand-paint butterfly mural signs and learn about native plants!

See information about free registration here:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/plant-paint-cross-pollinate/

Come celebrate the official end of slavery in the US with Amesbury’s first Juneteenth event at Zach Field Drums and Music!

From 11-12, there will be speakers, poetry readings, and a keynote address. From 12-2 in the parking lot, enjoy live music by Harsh Armadillo, a food truck by Lordya Gourmet, family-friendly games, and more activities! Local support resources will also have tables.

Presenters include:

• Claudel Frederique, Event MC (City Councilor at Large)

• Kate Slater, Ph.D. (Amesbury School Committee)

• Woon Chul Fisher (Chair, Juneteenth Planning Committee)

• Kassandra Gove (Mayor, Amesbury)

• Lisa Usani Philips (Amesbury Poet Laureate)

• Michelle “LaPoetica” Richardson (Featured Spoken Word Artist & Poet)

• Nicole McClain (President of the North Shore Juneteenth Association)
  

All are welcome! The agenda can be found on the City of Amesbury website: https://www.amesburyma.gov/AgendaCenter/Cultural-Council-23

Our meeting location has changed to the newly-renovated Amesbury Cultural Center at 37 Millyard! It’s in the Upper Millyard behind Blue Moon and Industrial Supply.

Parking is available at the municipal lot between Barking Dog and Morning Buzz Café, just across the bridge from the Center.

Bring your favorite fiber arts project to work on with the community of stitchers! See more info on the library’s site:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/community-of-stitchers-17/

Rain date is Tuesday, June 3, from 6:00-7:30 p.m.

See more info on the library’s site:

“Adults, join longtime crafter Rachelle Toth for a simple faux stained glass project where you will be amazed by the transformation of a blank piece of glass into a beautiful, sparkling piece of art. This event is part of our Art on the Lawn summer program series.”

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/art-on-the-lawn-faux-stained-glass/

Join Alfred Nicol & Rhina P. Espaillat for a poetry reading at the historic Whittier Home! Register for the zoom session here.

The program will be held in the Amesbury Room of the Amesbury Public Library.

For registration and more information, see the library’s site:

“Adults, join Amesbury's Poet Laureate, Lisa Usani Phillips, for a generative, non-critique poetry workshop involving writing from a prompt and sharing either what you wrote or something about the writing process.”

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/poetry-workshop-with-amesburys-poet-laureate/

Come to Barewolf Brewing for a fun night of music and dance to raise money for The Center— a new place for art events, classes, and community projects!

For tickets and more information, see the link below:

https://www.thecenteramesbury.org/classesandevents/p/save-the-date-the-centers-kick-off-fundraiser-event

Learn to make a kurbits scroll from Swedish artist Tina Rawson!

See registration information here:

https://amesburycarriagemuseum.org/community-of-makers/kurbits

Bring your favorite fiber arts project to work on with the community of stitchers! See more info on the library’s site:

https://amesburylibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/community-of-stitchers-17/

All are welcome! The agenda can be found on the City of Amesbury website: https://www.amesburyma.gov/AgendaCenter/Cultural-Council-23

Location has been moved back to Cedar Street Studios for May!