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1 . Bike the Amesbury Treasures

Amesbury Treasures

Follow the map to visit all fifteen of the Amesbury Treasures. The following historical sites will be open and free of charge from 10am-4pm on Saturday: Lowells Boat Shop Mary Baker Eddy Historic House, Bartlett Museum, Macy-Colby House, Whittier Home, The Amesbury Hat Museum, Salisbury Point Station, Amesbury Carriage Museum, Rocky Hill Meeting House, Alliance Park, The Powder House, Training Field, Pattens Pond, The Captains Well, & Golgotha Burial Ground. Go ahead, see how many treasures you can find along your journey! , SGT, OPEN DOOR S (10-4) begin anytime, anywhere!

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Directions: Amesbury, MA 01913 Maps available at each site and online at: http://www.calmvalley.org/images/general/2006_treasuresmap_04_CD_jacket.jpg MAP IT

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2 . Kayaking the Powow River

Camp Kent Environmental Center

NOTE>> EVENT IS FULL. Come paddle with us! This program is intended for participants with little to no experience and will teach those involved basic kayaking safety and introductory strokes. Participants should wear clothing that can get wet and bring drinking water. Camp Kent will provide the kayaks and life jackets. This program is intended for participants age ten and above. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration deadline for this program is Friday, September 19, 2008. Register by calling 978-834-0359. LIMITED AVAILABILITY, Event Length: 2 hours

Friday 5:00pm

Limited to: 9

Directions: 92 South Hampton Rd. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110 to 1st set of lights. Right onto Elm St, follow to town center. At rotary, right onto Market St (Rte 150), at fork, bear left onto Southampton Rd. Follow to #92 on the left. Departure: Camp Kent Environmental Center MAP IT

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3 . Cider Hill Farm Tour

Cider Hill Farm

Cider Hill Farm is open all weekend offering access to their expansive fields for pick-your-own raspberries, nectarines, peaches, apples and pumpkins, and kids will be able to enjoy a tractor drawn hayride through the fragrant fields. Be sure to ask about the farm's efforts with alternative energy and wind power. , OPEN DOOR ALL (8am-6pm) SGT

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Directions: 45 Fern Ave. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110 to 1st set of lights. Right onto Elm St, follow to town center. At rotary, right onto Market St (Rte 150) and follow 1 mi north. Right onto Fern Ave, farm store 800' on left. MAP IT

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4 . Explore a wine vineyard!

Jewell Towne Vineyards

At the Jewell Towne Vineyard Winery you can learn about the wine making process from vine to bottle on our guided tours and stay for a complimentary wine tasting. Discover premium wines made from locally grown grapes. Jewell Towne has been producing premium red, white and rose wine since 1994. OPEN DOOR SS (1-5) SGT

Open Door Saturday
Open Door Sunday

Directions: 183 Whitehall Rd. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110 to 1st set of lights. Right onto Elm St, follow to town center. At rotary, bear right onto Friend St. Follow to Whitehall Rd, take right, and follow to the Amesbury-NH border. Entrance to the winery is on the right. MAP IT

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5 . The Art of Boat Building

Lowell's Boat Shop: A national landmark and working museum

Come visit the birthplace of the legendary fishing Dory. Founded by Simeon Lowell in 1793, the boat shop designed and produced some of the finest small fishing vessels used by American mariners. The shop is a "working museum" where visitors can see boats under construction. See Also "Bicycle Tour of the Amesbury Treasures" OPEN DOORS S (10-4)

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Directions: 459 Main St. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn left onto Clarks Rd, and then left onto Main. MAP IT

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6 . Historic Macy-Colby House

Macy-Colby House

The Macy-Colby House is a historically significant 18th century salt box style house. The house was first built in 1654 by Thomas Macy, a merchant who served as Amesbury's first Town Clerk. See also, "Bicycle Tour of the Amesbury Treasures" event. OPEN DOOR S (10-4)

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Directions: 259 Main St. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn Left onto Main St. MAP IT

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7 . Mary Baker Eddy House

Mary Baker Eddy Historic House

Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the Church of Christ, Scientist in 1879, was a guest in this home during the summer and early fall of 1868 and again briefly in 1870. Mrs. Eddy found the Bagley home a quiet refuge for Bible study and she did some of her earliest writing on Christian Science in this historic house. See also, "Bicycle Tour of the Amesbury Treasures" event OPEN DOOR S

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Directions: 277 Main St. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn left onto Main. MAP IT

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8 . Rocky Hill Meeting House

Rocky Hill Meeting House

Visit The Rocky Hill Meeting House, the best preserved example of an original 18th century meeting house interior in New England. Built in 1785, it replaced a c. 1715 meeting house for the West Parish of Salisbury and was strategically placed along the only road that crossed (via ferry) the swift Powow River and led travelers to the Salisbury Point area and onward towards Portsmouth. George Washington paused here to greet the townspeople on his northward journey in 1789. See also "Bicycle Tour of Amesbury Treasures" OPEN DOOR S (10-4)

Open Door Saturday

Directions: 4 Portsmouth Rd. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn right onto Elm St. Turn right onto Goss Ave. Turn right onto Portsmouth Rd. MAP IT

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9 . Amesbury Hat Museum

The Amesbury Hat Museum

Visit the Amesbury Hat Museum featuring a wonderful collection of high fashion ladies' hats and mens' hats made by the skilled artisans and designers of the Historic Merrimac Hat Corporation of Amesbury, MA. On display are historical photographs and other memorabilia produced by the Merrimac Hat Corporation starting in 1856. * See also "Bicycle tour of the Amesbury Treasures" OPEN DOOR S (10-4)

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Directions: 9 Water St. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn right onto Elm St. Turn left onto Water St. MAP IT

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10 . Amesbury Artifacts

The Bartlett Museum

The Bartlett Museum is a repository for artifacts relating to Amesbury, Ma. and the immediate surrounding area, and is a true hidden gem of Essex County. Artifacts date from prehistory to the present. Exhibits include: a time line of events in the history of Amesbury; replicas of a colonial kitchen and a Victorian parlor; a natural history room; a schoolroom; a carriage house; and a major exhibit, which changes periodically; and a carriage house. See also "Bicycle Tour of the Amesbury Treasures" DOOR OPEN S (10-4)

Directions: 270 Main St. Amesbury MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn Left onto Main St. Museum is .25 mi up street, on left. MAP IT

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11 . Tattoos, Then and Now

The Inkwell Body Art Studio, LLC

Learn about the history, symbolism, art, and evolution of the tattoo, and their significance in our unique Maritime history. ARTSFEST Event Length: 30 minutes

Friday 6:00pm 7:00pm
Saturday 1:00pm 3:00pm 5:00pm
Sunday 1:00pm 3:00pm

Limited to: 10

Directions: 19 Macy St. Amesbury, MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. MAP IT

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12 . Upper Millyard Walking Tour

Town of Amesbury

The Millyard Walking Tour is self guided by signs that describe this important area of industrial innovation and growth. SGT OPEN DOOR ALL

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Directions: Market Sq. Amesbury, MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110 to the 1st set of lights. Right onto Elm St, follow to town center. Departure: The archway located in downtown Amesbury at Market Sq. MAP IT

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13 . Riverwalk Walking Tour

Town of Amesbury

The Riverwalk is one of Amesburys undiscovered gems. Beautiful scenery and nature surround kids, young and old, while they stroll, bike, roller-blade or just discover the beautiful historic area of Amesbury, MA. , SGT, OPEN DOOR ALL

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Directions: Market Sq. Amesbury, MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110 to the 1st set of lights. Right onto Elm St, follow to town center. Take Water St down to the Riverwalk entrance. Departure: Amesbury Lower Millyard MAP IT

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14 . Gardner-Battis Farm

Town of Amesbury & Lake Gardner Beach Association

Follow marked trails from the beach front at gorgeous Lake Gardner to Battis Farm's community Garden with criss-crossing trails that lead you to the scenic views at the top of Po Hill or to Amesbury's environmental center at Camp Kent. SGT, OPEN DOOR ALL, Event Length: 45 minutes round trip

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Directions: High St.Amesbury, MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110 to the 1st set of lights. Right onto Elm St, follow to town center. Proceed towards Exeter, bear left onto South Hampton Rd at fork (.5 mi). Battis Farm is 4 mi on left. Departure: There are two points of departure: 1. Battis Farm off So. Hampton Road and 2. Lake Garnder Beach off High Street. MAP IT

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15 . Visit the Whittier Home

Whittier Home

Visit the home of John Greenleaf Whittier, the famous abolitionist, journalist, poet and essayist. Known as the Quaker Poet, John Greenleaf Whittier lived in Amesbury for his adult life where he produced most of his works, including his famous poem "Snowbound." Guided tour includes the historic house and artifacts as they were when Whittier lived there. See also "Bicycle tour of the Amesbury Treasures" event OPEN DOOR S (10-4)

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Directions: 86 Friend St. Amesbury, MA 01913 Rte 95 to Exit 58B. Follow Rte 110W toward 495/Amesbury. Merge onto Rte 110. Turn right onto Main St, and straight onto School St/Rte 150. Enter next rotary and take 3rd exit onto Friend St. MAP IT

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16 . Sympathy for the Devil

Newbury 375th Anniversary Committee

A rugged walk from the Devil's Pulpit rock formation, where the Reverend George Whitefield addressed a crowd of thousands, to the Devil's Den, dug in 1697 and reputed to be the first limestone quarry in New England.The mission of the 375th Anniversary Committee of the Town of Newbury is to preserve and promote the historic and cultural resources of the town in preparation for its 375th anniversary in 2010. Event Length: 1hr

Sunday 10:00am 1:00pm 3:00pm

Directions: 75 Boston Rd. Newbury, MA 01951 Rte 1, go east on Boston Rd (the flashing light 1.7 mi south from Newburyport traffic circle). Stay left .4 of a mi to the Transfer Station. Departure: Newbury Transfer Station MAP IT

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17 . Kayak Tour @ Parker River

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

NOTE>> EVENT IS FULL. Join us in a kayak/canoe paddle through the great marsh! Refuge staff will lead an informative tour inside this wonderful natural resource. This event is limited to 12 boats. You must bring your own kayak/canoe & personal flotation device, boats will not be provided. Call the refuge to reserve a spot. 978-465-5753x200 LIMITED AVAILABILITY Event Length: 3 hours

Sunday 9:00am

Limited to: 12

Directions: 6 Plum Island Tpk. Newbury MA 01951 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Continue straight onto Rte 1A S, to Rolfe's Ln intersection. Left onto Rolfes Ln and travel .5 mi to end. Right onto Plum Island Tpk and travel 2 mi crossing the Sgt. Donald Wilkinson Bridge to Plum Island. Take 1st right onto Sunset Dr. and travel .5 mi to Refuge entrance. Depart: Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Lot #1 Boat launch. Departure: Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Lot #1 Boat launch MAP IT

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18 . Cradle of Aviation

Plum Island Aerodome

Come tour the Burgess Aviation Museum, highlighting the 1910 flying field -- New Englands first -- as well as the current airport that has changed little since the Golden Age of Aviation. Visit a working aircraft restoration facility and watch small planes up close. Event Length: 30-45 minutes

Saturday 10:00am 11:00am 1:00pm 2:00pm

Directions: 24 Plum Island Tpk. Newbury MA 01951 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Continue straight onto Rte 1A S, to Rolfe's Ln intersection. Left onto Rolfe's Ln and travel .5 mi to end. Right onto Plum Island Tpk. Airport is 1 mi on right. Departure: From parking lot, museum building is on left, and the hangar on right. MAP IT

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19 . Explore Tendercrop Farm

Tendercrop Farm, Inc.

Tendercrop is a working farm on 70 acres of land in Newbury, MA. People come from miles around to shop in our 100 year old barn filled with mouthwatering treats and visual delights. Children and parents alike love to stop outside to feed our friendly buffalo and llama. Family owned and operated since 1985. Come visit us! OPEN DOOR ALL SGT

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Directions: 108 High Rd. Newbury MA 01951 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. (Newburyport). Go 5 mi, passing Entering Newbury sign. Continue straight through the next set of lights. Farm is .25 mi on the right. MAP IT

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20 . Boat Camp aboard Erica Lee

BOAT CAMP Inc.

Join us for a 3 hour outing aboard the charter vessel ERICA LEE as we cruise down the Merrimack River and out into Ipswich Bay. Along the way, we'll learn about the natural history of this great estuary, as well as haul a few lobster traps or see what turns up from a short tow with a scientific otter trawl. This is a great way to explore what lives on and under the sea in our near shore coastal waters. KIDS LIMITED AVAILABILITY Event Length: 3 hours

Sunday 9:30am 1:30pm

Limited to: 15

Directions: 54 Merrimac St. Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. (Newburyport). Go 2 mi, turning right onto Green St. Right onto Merrimac St. Continue through stop lights into public parking lot on the left near the Hilton Marina dock. Departure: BOAT CAMP boathouse MAP IT

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21 . Sea Captain's Mansion Tour

Cushing House Museum, Historical Society of Old Newbury

Join us for a tour of an authentic sea captains mansion, the Cushing House Museum, a National Historic Landmark celebrating its 200th birthday. Our docents will lead you through its winding rooms and staircases brimming with treasures from the federal period. Learn about our seafaring and mercantile past. The Cushing House has just completed enhancements that help to conserve our natural resources. Come see what we have done and how this may benefit your historic home. Event Length: 30 min

Friday 1:00pm
Sunday 1:30pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 3:30pm

Directions: 98 High St. Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/113E. Follow for ~3 mi. Museum is on right after State St. intersection. MAP IT

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22 . Essex County Maritime

Custom House Maritime Museum

Discover the interesting maritime heritage of Newburyport, MA (the eastern seacoasts first major commercial port) and the Merrimack River Valley. See our unique collection of maritime art, model clipper ships, maritime artifacts, the history of the Coast Guard, and more. Designed by Robert Mills, architect of the Washington Monument and U.S. Treasury Building, the Custom House, in downtown Newburyport, is an extraordinary maritime museum, an educational center, a research facility, and a meeting place for people seeking a unique venue for professional or social gatherings. OPEN DOOR S (12-4)

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Directions: 25 Water St.Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 toward Newburyport. After ~2 mi, turn left onto Green St, and right onto Water St. MAP IT

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23 . Tour of Moseley Estate Core

DCR & the Maudslay State Park Association

Join the Maudslay State Park interpreter on a rare tour to view the various areas of land that were part of the Moseley Family Estate (which includes the house sites, formal gardens and farm complex area) and learn about their historical significance to the area. Event Length: 90 minutes

Sunday 2:00pm

Limited to: 25

Directions: 74 Curzon Mill Rd. Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Follow Rte 113, turning left onto Noble St., then left onto Ferry Rd. Follow signs to State Park Headquarters. MAP IT

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24 . Formal Gardens and Tea for 2

DCR and the Maudslay State Park Association

Join the Maudslay State Park interpreter for a spot of tea and a history tour through the elegant gardens of the former Moseley Family Estate. Additionally, a Garden Club member will be on site to share knowledge of the rare and beautiful collection of plants and shrubs that thrive there. Event Length: one hour

Saturday 2:00pm

Limited to: 25

Directions: 74 Curzon Mill Rd. Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 North to Exit 57/Rte 113.Turn left at Noble St., left at Ferry Rd. Follow signs to State Park. MAP IT

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25 . Family Flyby @ Mass Audubon

Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats Education Center

Fly by to learn about the amazing routes birds take, neither by trail nor sail but by wing, as they navigate from one seasonal home to the next. Join Lisa Hutchings for this fun adventure for toddlers to teens with their families. Event Length: 3 hrs

Sunday 11:00am

Directions: 1 Plum Island Tpk. Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Follow into Newbury (about 3.5 mi), turning left at 1st light (Rolfes Ln). At end, turn right onto Plum Island Turnpike. Joppa Flats is 2nd building on left. MAP IT

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26 . Newburyport Art Trail

Newburyport Art Gallery Trail

Enjoy downtown Newburyport and the arts! Tour seven galleries of Newburyport this weekend. Pick up your map at one the following galleries and walk your way through town enjoying artwork along the way. Bridge Gallery, Chameleon, The Churchill Gallery, Ferry Wharf Gallery, Firehouse Center for the Arts, Newburyport Art Association, Off the Wall, Somerby's Landing Sculpture Park, Spirit of Newburyport, Valerie's Gallery, & The Walsingham Gallery. ARTSFEST SGT OPEN DOOR friday(12-5) Event Length: 12-5PM

Friday 12:00pm

Directions: Walsingham Gallery, 47 Merrimac St, Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Left onto Green. Follow signs to public parking on right at the bottom of Green. Pick up your art trail map at Walsingham Gallery. Departure: On the corner of Merrimac and Green Sts. MAP IT

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27 . Fruit St. Architectural Tour

Newburyport Preservation Trust

Come join architect Gregory Colling and other local experts on a tour of Fruit St, Newburyport's first Local Historic District. Learn about the characteristic features and architectural significances of the Federal era homes found on Fruit St as well as their social context and residents over the centuries. Event Length: 60

Saturday 10:30am

Limited to: 100

Directions: Cushing House Museum, corner of Fruit and High St, Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E for ~2 mi. Turn left onto Fruit St. Museum is on corner of Fruit and High Sts. Departure: Cushing House Museum MAP IT

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28 . Newburyport Walking Tour

Newburyport Walks with Port City Tours

We will explore the historic downtown. Cover topics including the Colonial history of Newburyport, the river and its importance through our history, religion in early New England, local abolitionists, and major historical sites. Event Length: 2 hours

Saturday 10:00am

Limited to: 10

Directions: 38 Merrimac St., Newburyport, MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E for ~2 mi. Turn left onto. Turn right onto Green St, right onto Merrimac St. MAP IT

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29 . Tiptoe Through Tombstones

Oak Hill Cemetery

Encounter old and new friends during a fascinating informative wander through Newburyport's Oak Hill Cemetery consecrated in 1842. Learn about sea captains, writers, mayors, and the builder of the ship "The Flying Cloud". Visit the grave of sea captain who William Lloyd Garrison tried to convict as a slave trader, say hello to nationally known artists, and hear about Newburyport's well known photographers. Come join us and learn about notable people in Newburyport's fascinating history. Event Length: 90 minutes

Saturday 10:00am 2:00pm
Sunday 10:00am 2:00pm

Directions: 1 Brown St, Newburyport MA 01950 Rte 95 to Exit 57 (Rte 113 E/High St). Follow Rte 113/High St. for about 2.5 mi to the intersection of High and State St. Turn right onto State St. Take first left onto Brown St (no sign), and bear right. Depart: Ellen T. Brown Memorial Chapel Departure: Ellen T. Brown Memorial Chapel MAP IT

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30 . Wild Plum Island!

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

Explore the different wildlife habitats of Plum Island on the beautiful Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. This 1.4 mile guided hike will take you through dunes, maritime shrub land, and forest, as well as freshwater & salt marshes. Event Length: 90 minutes

Saturday 9:00am

Limited to: 25

Directions: 6 Plum Island Tpk. Newbury MA 01951 Take 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Continue straight onto Rte 1A to the intersection with Rolfe's Ln. Turn left onto Rolfe's Lane to end and turn right onto the Plum Island Turnpike and travel 2 miles crossing the Sgt. Donald Wilkinson Bridge to Plum Island. Take your first right onto Sunset Dr and travel .5 mi to the refuge entrance. Go straight for 4 mi to Parking Lot #4. MAP IT

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31 . Old South Church

The Reverend Rob John

Guided tours of Newburyport's oldest church building, which was built in 1756 for the Rev. George Whitefield, including the basement crypt. The Frescoing on the ceiling, walls, and curtains in the back of the pulpit is one of the finest examples of Trompe l'oeil in the country. Event Length: 45 minutes

Saturday 11:00am 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm

Directions: 29 Federal St. Newburyport MA 01951 TRte 95 to Exit 57/Rte 113 E. Turn left onto Federal St. The church is 5 blocks down on the corner of Federal and School Sts. See blue and white Presbyterian sign. MAP IT

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32 . Old Eastern Marsh Trail Walk

Coastal Trails Coalition

Guided trail walk along abandoned rail bed running from Merrimack River to Town Creek. The walk will provide a fine view of the Merrimack River as well as magnificent marsh views and an opportunity to see wildlife and learn the history of the railroad line. Event Length: 1 hour 20 minutes

Saturday 12:00pm
Sunday 1:00pm

Limited to: 20

Directions: Friedenfels Rd. Salisbury, MA 01952 Rte 1 N to Freidenfels Rd (on left immediately after crossing the bridge). Follow Friedenfels Rd. 400ft to railroad. MAP IT

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33 . Explore Shawsheen Village

Andover Historical Society

Discover one man's fascinating vision of a corporate community where company managers and their families lived and worked together in a virtually self-contained environment. The tour will point out company facilities, homes, and community spaces that were all designed and envisioned by one man. Event Length: 90 min.

Saturday 8:30am

Directions: York St Andover, MA 01810 (Brickstone Sq) Rte 495 to Exit 41 (Andover, Rte 28) Turn left at 1st set of lights onto Haverhill St (Rte 133). Take 2nd left onto York St Entrance to Brickstone Sq (large complex industrial buildings)on right. Departure: Corner of lot closest to York Street. MAP IT

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34 . Explore the Night Sky

North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club at Veasey Memorial Park

Always wanted to know how to read the night sky? Come Star Gazing with us! Slide presentation, guest speaker and outdoor night sky observation. Telescopes provided on site. Event Length: 90 min

Friday 8:00pm

Directions: 201 Washington St. Groveland, MA 01834 Rte 95 to Exit 54B (Rte 133) to Georgetown. Go straight through the lights at Georgetown center, (turns into Rte 97). Left on Salem St (Tea Garden Restaurant @ intersection). Turn left onto Washington St. Park entrance is on right. Depart: Parking lot/observing area is on right before top of hill. Please dim your lights before entering the main parking area. MAP IT

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35 . Birds & Nesting Box Tour

Veasey Memorial Park

This guided tour will explore some of Groveland's 47 acres of conservation land, highlighting Veasey Park's Nesting Box Program. We will explore and compare inhabitants including bluebirds, tree swallows, purple martins, tufted tit mouse and bobolinks. This serene walk is a perfect place for observing and learning about our local birds and their natural environment. Binoculars suggested. ! Event Length: 50 minutes

Saturday 11:00am
Sunday 11:00am

Directions: 201 Washington St. Groveland, MA 01834 Rte 95 to Exit 54B (Rte 133) to Georgetown. Go straight through the lights at Georgetown center, (turns into Rte 97). Left on Salem St (Tea Garden Restaurant @ intersection). Turn left onto Washington St. Park entrance is on right. MAP IT

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36 . Italian Festival!

Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce

A cultural festival for all ages! Celebrate the unique history and culture of Haverhill. Enjoy live music, authentic cuisine and fun for the entire family! ARTSFEST OPEN DOOR Sun (12-5) Event Length: 5 hours

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Directions: 6 Essex St. Haverhill, MA 01830 Rte 495 to Exit 44-45 (Marston St) Turn left at Canal St, turn right at Union St, and left onto Essex St. MAP IT

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37 . Bella Buildings Walk

LEAP Haverhill! A collaborative program of the Merrimack Valley Preservation Group in partnership with the Haverhill Cultural Council, the Haverhill Historical Society, and the Haverhill Downtown Association.

Stroll through the streets of Historic Downtown Haverhill. Explore Haverhill's rich Italian culture and architectural history. After the great fire of 1882, Italian immigrants who had settled in and around Washington Street helped rebuild Haverhill's decimated Shoe industry. Master Italian masons laid the intricate brickwork that is so distinctive of the Queen Ann buildings. The walk will allow you to explore the part of the Italian district that includes River Street, Washington Street, and the lower part of Washington Hill. ARTSFEST Event Length: 90 minutes

Sunday 1:00pm

Limited to: 20

Directions: 124 Washington St. Haverhill, MA 01832 Rte 495 to Exit 49 (River St) east toward downtown Haverhill. Departure: Son's of Italy MAP IT

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38 . Downtown Murals & Public Art

Team Haverhill Mural Project, sponsored by Team Haverhill in co-operation with ArtsFest Merrimack Valley

Downtown Haverhill's great old buildings come alive with colorful outdoor murals. Join us for the ribbon cutting and take a stroll with our guides down 19th century streets and passageways. Peek through the painted "windows" into times past, from Haverhill's earliest European settlement through the heyday of the shoe industry. Learn about famous Haverhill personalities. See works by local artists. Tour is Self guided on Saturday.*See Haverhill's Italian Festival Schedule of events for time. ARTSFEST Event Length: 45 minutes

Sunday 2:00pm

Limited to: 20

Directions: 100 Washington St. Haverhill, MA 01830 Rte 495 to Exit 49 (River St) east toward downtown Haverhill. Tap Brewpub is one block beyond the railroad underpass, on right. Depart: Outside the Tap Brewpub and Restaurant. Departure: Outside the Tap Brewpub and Restaurant MAP IT

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39 . Washington Mills Tour

Architectural Heritage Foundation

Tour an exciting residential mill conversion in Lawrence. Washington Mills Building No.1 re-opened its door as stylish apartment lofts last fall and features seamless blending of historic character with a modern aesthetic that is drawing in residents from near and far. Stop by for a personal tour, meet three of these new residents, and see firsthand what all the talk is about at this historic property. OPEN DOOR S (10am-4)

Open Door Saturday

Directions: 270 Canal St. Lawrence, MA 01840 TRte 495 to Marston St. Entrance to Historic District (via Canal St) is ~.25 mi on left hand side. Turn left and go through a set of lights. Washington Mills Building No.1 is ~.8 mi on left. MAP IT

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40 . Den Rock Park Hike

Groundwork Lawrence's Green Team

Join Groundwork Lawrence's Green Team and Tennis Lilly, Lawrence Conservation Commission for a brisk hike through Lawrence's "hidden jewel," Den Rock Park. The park is a 120-acre wooded preserve that includes walking trails, a granite rock face with fissures perfect for technical climbing, scenic overlooks, a beaver pond, and access to the Shawsheen River. Hike is on maintained trails, with uneven terrain and moderate elevation changes. Event Length: 2 hrs

Sunday 10:00am

Directions: 350 Winthrop Ave, North Andover, MA Rte 495 to Exit 42A. Take Rte 114 towards Middleton. Park is on right. Departure: Den Rock Park parking lot MAP IT

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41 . Twilight @ Bellevue Cemetery

Lawrence Civil War Memorial Guard

The Bellevue boasts a sweeping panoramic view of Lawrence & beyond. Twilight at Bellevue is a unique opportunity to view the sunset & moon rise. Visitors will tour the scenic mid 19th Century landscape and interpret the meaning of sculpture with special attention to the memorials of city founders, philanthropists, Civil War Veterans, Pemberton Mill disaster victims & more. Tour conducted by 1860's Civil War guides. Event Length: 2 hours

Friday 6:00pm

Limited to: 40

Directions: 100 Reservoir St. Lawrence MA 01840 100 Reservoir St. Lawrence, MA 01840 Rte 28 to Haverhill St. Haverhill St. to May St. Turn right onto May St. and follow to stop sign. Enter rotary and take 4th right onto Reservoir St. Proceed up hill to red brick stable on right. Departure: Red Brick Stable MAP IT

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42 . Sunday Stroll at Bellevue

Lawrence Civil War Memorial Guard

Come tour the Bellevue which boasts a sweeping panoramic view of Lawrence & beyond. Visitors will tour the scenic mid 19th Century landscape and interpret the meaning of sculpture with special attention to the memorials of city founders, philanthropists, Civil War Veterans, Pemberton Mill disaster victims & more. Tour conducted by 1860's Civil War guides. Don't forget your sunscreen! Event Length: 2 hours

Sunday 10:00am

Limited to: 30

Directions: 100 Reservoir St. Lawrence MA 01840 Rte 28 to Haverhill St. Haverhill St. to May St. Turn right onto May St. and follow to stop sign. Enter rotary and take 4th right onto Reservoir St. Proceed up hill to red brick stable on right. Departure: Robert Frost Fountain MAP IT

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43 . Walk to Great Stone Dam

Lawrence Heritage State Park

A walk along Lawrence's power canal, past giant mills to the Great Stone Dam, a 19th-century engineering wonder. All within a National Historic Register district. Learn about water power, the historic textile mills, and the "Bread and Roses Strike" of 1912. Event Length: 100 minutes

Saturday 11:00am

Limited to: 20

Directions: Visitor Center, 1 Jackson St. Lawrence MA 01840 Rte 495 to Exit 45 (Marston St) Take 1st left onto Canal St. Go straight through lights, then take 2nd right onto Jackson St. Visitor Ctr is on right. Parking lot is behind garden next to Visitor Ctr. MAP IT

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44 . Bike to the Great Stone Dam

Lawrence Heritage State Park

Bring your bicycle for this short ride along Lawrence's Canal and Mill district to the Great Stone Dam. Learn about water power, the historic textile mills, and the "Bread and Roses Strike of 1912", which changed American labor laws forever. Event Length: 100 minutes

Sunday 11:00am

Limited to: 10

Directions: Visitor Center, 1 Jackson Street Lawrence MA 01840 Rte 495 to Exit 45 (Marston St) Take 1st left onto Canal St. Go straight through lights, then take 2nd right onto Jackson St. Visitor Ctr is on right. Parking lot is behind garden next to Visitor Ctr. MAP IT

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45 . Bread & Roses Strike Walk

Lawrence Heritage State Park in conjunction w/ MasterPeace Productions & Acting Out Theater Company

In conjunction with 'Millies: Playing With A Movie' event at 60 Island St. Watch this brief play about mill ghosts, walk the streets lined with historic, architecturally intriguing sites from the 1912 Bread & Roses strike. Read 'Millies' event for details or visit www.MilliesMovie.com. ARTSFEST Event Length: 60 minutes (walk)

Saturday 11:30am 1:30pm 3:30pm
Sunday 11:30am 1:30pm 3:30pm

Directions: 60 Island St, Lawrence MA 01840 Rte 495 to Exit 45 (Marston St) Turn left onto Canal St. At 1st set of lights, turn left onto Union St, then an immediate left onto Island St. Departure: 60 Island Street, Lawrence MA 01840 MAP IT

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46 . History Mystery Clue Tour

Lawrence History Center

Pick up your guide maps and clues at the Lawrence History Center and then weave through through the local streets, sites and parks as detectives in search of hidden beauty that waits to be unveiled... Refreshments will be served after your investigation is wrapped up back at the Lawrence History Center.

Saturday 11:00am

Directions: 6 Essex St. Lawrence, MA 01840 Rte 95 to Exit 44-45 (Marston St).Turn left at Canal St, turn right at Union St, and left onto Essex St. MAP IT

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47 . Millies:Playing With A Movie

MasterPeace Productions and Acting Out Theater Company in conjunction with Lawrence Heritage State Park

Sneak preview a staged scene from Lorre Fritchy's upcoming film MILLIES (www.MilliesMovie.com). Performed by Acting Out Theater Company in historic mill, MILLIES follows 3 ghosts guiding a mill owner whose present-day actions affect the 1912 Bread & Roses Strike. Q&A follows every show; Walking Tour Sat/Sun only. ARTSFEST Event Length: 30 min (Play, Q&A with Filmmaker)

Friday 6:30pm 7:30pm
Saturday 11:00am 1:00pm 3:00pm
Sunday 11:00am 1:00pm 3:00pm

Directions: 60 Island St. Lawrence MA 01840 Rte 495 to Exit 45 (Marston St) Turn left onto Canal St. At the 1st set of lights, turn left onto Union St, then an immediate left onto Island St. MAP IT

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48 . Celebrate Italian Heritage

The Lawrence History Center

Calling all Families! Friends! Join us in the newly re-opened courtyard at the Lawrence History Center for an old fashioned game of Bocce, a popular game among Italians and beloved by many other cultures. Come and learn how to play and lets celebrate the Italian Heritage that has given Lawrence and Essex County such a unique flavor. Refreshments will be served. Event Length: 2 Hours

Sunday 1:00pm

Directions: 6 Essex Street Lawrence MA 01840 Take 495 to Exit 44-45 (Marston St) Turn left at Canal St, turn right at Union St, and left onto Essex St. MAP IT

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49 . Lowell Open Studios

Lowell Open Studios

More than 100 artists open their studios for your enjoyment during Lowell Open Studios Weekend. This annual celebration of the artists of Lowell takes place the last full weekend of September every year. www.lowellopenstudios.org ARTSFEST OPEN DOOR SS (11-5)

Open Door Saturday
Open Door Sunday

Directions: Market Street, Lowell, MA. There is a FREE shuttle between two major locations for Lowell Open Studios. Take Rte 495 to Exit 35C. Take Lowell Connector to Thorndike St. (Exit 5B). For Western Ave, take the ramp, after the 3rd set of lights, Turn left onto Middlesex St, then right onto School St. (Middlesex St. bears right after the Boys and Girls Club). At hill's crest, turn right onto Western Ave. For Downtown Lowell, continue on Thorndike St., which merges onto Dutton St. Turn right onto Market St. Street parking is free on weekends. Shuttle stops in National Park Visitors parking lot. MAP IT

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50 . The Art of the Quilt

New England Quilt Museum

Free admission all weekend to New England's showplace for antique and contemporary quilts. View contemporary quilts inspired by the city of New York in the exhibit METROTEXTURALS as well as antique quilts on display in period room vignettes; see a demonstration of Japanese sashiko embroidery; experience a traditional quilting bee. Kids can take a scavenger hunt through the museum and win a prize. ARTS FEST OPEN DOOR SS (10-5)(12-5)

Open Door Saturday
Open Door Sunday

Directions: 18 Shattuck St. Lowell, MA 01850 Rte 495 to Exit 35C. Take the Lowell Connector to Thorndike St (Exit 5B). At 4th light, Thorndike St merges onto Dutton St. Go to 2nd light and turn right onto Market St. Take 1st left onto Palmer St, then 1st left onto Middle St. Continue to end of street to Shattuck. MAP IT

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51 . Annual Art Festival

Tewksbury Community of Artists

Please join The Tewksbury Community of Artists for our 15th Annual Art Festival featuring a wide variety of art by local artists and school children alike. Catch a glimpse of some of our artist's work in this vibrant and creative community exhibition. Judged show encompassing all forms of art. Free and open to the public. Please visit http://www.tewksbury.info/tca/ for more information. ARTSFEST OPEN DOOR S (10-3)

Open Door Saturday
Saturday 10:00am

Directions: Wynn Middle School, 1 Griffin Way, Tewksbury, MA 01876 Take 93 to Exit 37B toward Concord NH. Take Exit 38/Rte 129 toward Reading/Wilmington. Bear right at fork to go onto Rte 129/Lowell St. Turn right onto Main St/Rte 38. Turn right onto Victor Dr. MAP IT

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52 . Toys & Games Exhibition

The Revolving Museum

An artwork exhibition featuring over 100 works of art by local and regional artists as young as 12 and as old as 60. This exhibition highlights how toys and games inspire us to have fun, learn, collaborate and follow our dreams. Create your own origami sculpture or make music on the AcoustiCar. An outdoor garden and rooftop deck are the perfect place to sit and have lunch. www.revolvingmuseum.org ARTSFEST OPEN DOOR ALL (11-4)

Open Door Friday
Open Door Saturday
Open Door Sunday

Limited to: 500

Directions: 22 Shattuck St. Lowell, MA 01852 Rte 495 to Exit 35C. Take the Lowell Connector to Thorndike St (Exit 5B). At 4th light, Thorndike St merges onto Dutton St. Go to 2nd light and turn right onto Market St. Take 1st left onto Palmer St, then 1st left onto Middle St. The Revolving Museum is at end of Middle St on corner. MAP IT

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53 . Where Art Meets History

The Whistler House Museum

Visit the beautiful collections held at the historic Whistler House Museum. From 1823 to 1869, the WHMA was home to many of the leaders of Lowell's and America's Industrial Revolution. James McNeill Whistler was born in the house and his mother, Anna Whistler, is the subject of one of America's most famous paintings, 'Whistler's Mother'. During the weekend there will be a mid-life retrospective exhibition featured of the life and art of Timothy Clark. ARTSFEST OPEN DOOR SS (11-4) (12-4)

Open Door Saturday
Open Door Sunday

Directions: 243 Worthen St. Lowell, MA 01850 Rte 3 or Rte 495, take Lowell Connector to Thorndike St (Exit 5B). Proceed past American Textile History Museum, and through intersection; left onto Market St. (Haffner�s Gas Station). Left onto Worthen St (one-way) to gray house on right. MAP IT

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54 . Civil War Cemetery Walk

Methuen Historical Commission

Walnut Grove Cemetery, Methuen's first garden cemetery, is the final resting place of many Civil War veterans. Stroll through the scenic grounds and learn about the lives of these Northern defenders, their war exploits, and the families they left behind. Event Length: 90 min

Saturday 11:00am

Limited to: 30

Directions: Walnut Grove Cemetery, End of Grove Street, Methuen MA 01844 Rte 93 to Exit 47. Turn right on Pelham St. Turn right at Barker St. Turn left on Lowell St. Turn right on Grove St. Cemetery is on the right. Depart: GAR monument at the Railroad St end of Grove St. Departure: GAR monument at the Railroad St end of Grove St. MAP IT

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55 . Vintage Baseball Tournament

Methuen Historical Commission/Methuen Historic District Commission

Enjoy a marathon of vintage baseball played by 1861 rules! 12:00 noon: Methuen High School alumni vs. Essex Base Ball Club. 1:30: Lynn Live Oaks vs. Fitchburg Rollstones. 2:00: Kids Demo - kids invited to take a few swings and run the bases. 3:00: Essex Base Ball Club vs. Fitchburg Rollstones. Bring lawn chairs and blankets; refreshments available. OPEN DOOR S (12-4)

Open Door Saturday

Directions: Tenney Grammar School Fields, 75 Pleasant St. Methuen, MA 01844 Rte 93 to Exit 47 to Rte 213. Take Exit 2 (Rte 28) and turn right on Rte 28/Broadway. At 3rd light (with clock tower on your right), turn left on Charles St. Continue through the stop sign onto Pleasant St. Right on Pleasant View St. Right on Davis Rd. to school parking lot. MAP IT

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56 . Millionaires Walking Tour

Methuen Historical Society

Walk in their footsteps and learn the secrets of David Nevins, Charles H. Tenney, and Edward F. Searles, native sons who controlled great fortunes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The philanthropy of these intriguing men and their families gave Methuen an exceptional architectural legacy. Tour ends with an inside look at Searles' famous organ at the Methuen Memorial Music Hall. Event Length: 2 hours

Sunday 1:00pm

Limited to: 40

Directions: Nevins Memorial Library, 305 Broadway, Methuen, MA 01844 Rte 93 to Exit 47 to Rte 213. Take Exit 2 (Rte 28) and turn right on Rte 28/Broadway. Nevins Memorial Library is ~300' on your left. MAP IT

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57 . The Birth of a Village

North Andover Historical Society

Join us for a second walk through the Old Center of the North Parish of Andover! This year we will explore the commercial buildings on Johnson Street and visit the most important feature of the growing 1830s crossroads village: The 1829 Brick Block. Event Length: 90 mins.

Friday 4:00pm

Limited to: 40

Directions: 153 Academy Rd. North Andover, MA 01845 Rte 495 to Exit 43/Mass Ave. Continue towards North Andover, ~2.5 mi. Historical Society is at intersection of Mass. Ave and Academy Rd. Departure: North Andover Historical Society Headquarters, 153 Academy Road. MAP IT

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58 . Walk the Path of Poets

Rolling Ridge Conference Center, American Community Think Tank

Come walk the path that poets might have walked through the centuries at Rolling Ridge, a special space for meditation and inspiration. Words flow easily here. The historic grounds and gardens of the Ridge were designed by renowned landscape architect Fletcher Steele in the 1920's and 30's. Spend time meandering through the rolling hills, exploring the hemlock forest and walking along Lake Cochichewick. ARTSFEST Event Length: 2 hrs

Saturday 10:00am

Directions: 660 Great Pond Rd. North Andover, MA 01845 Rte 93 to Exit 41 (Rte125). Turn right and follow Rte125 to junction of Rte. 114. Turn right on Rte 114. At 2nd traffic light, turn left onto Mill Rd, then left onto Johnson. Take 3rd right onto Marbleridge Rd which becomes Great Pond Rd for ~2 mi. Rolling Ridge is on left. MAP IT

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59 . Smolak Farms Fall Festival

Smolak Farms & American Community Think Tank

Come enjoy a Merrimack Valley treasure...pick fresh apples, pumpkins, go for a hayride with your friends or family, indulge yourself with a delicious donut and apple cider! Spend the day with family and friends enjoying the gorgeous natural landscape and Smolak Farms long lasting traditions that have helped shaped the unique heritage of the county. Learn how to stop Global Warming with the guidance of Nexamp, Inc., Clean Energy Integrator who has implemented green technology into Smolak Farms and other venues. Gary Thomas Keating, Robert Frost Scholar & Actor will recite his favorite Frost poems on Saturday under the Apple Tree. OPEN DOOR SS Event Length: 8:30-5 Sat, Sun

Open Door Saturday
Open Door Sunday

Directions: 315 So. Bradford St. North Andover, MA 01845 Rte 495 to Exit 42A (Rte 114 E). Merge onto Rte 114. Turn left onto Peters St, right onto Andover St, right to stay on Andover St, right onto Salem St, left onto Dale St, left to stay on Dale St, and left onto So Bradford St. MAP IT

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60 . American Poetry, 400 Years

Stevens-Coolidge Place, Trustees of Reservations, American Community Think Tank

In the Valley of Poets, we need your creativity! Be part of a documentary film. Bring one of your own poems or a favorite from another read in the Stevens-Coolidge Gardens. Our local CAM TV staff will be videotaping your words to include in the documentary being filmed from 1-3pm on Saturday. All poems must be American poets, as we honor our nation's first, Anne Dudley Bradstreet who for 30 years lived and worked in North Andover. Spend the afternoon, read a book and bring along a picnic lunch. Explore and enjoy this gorgeous natural landscape, a Trustees of Reservations property. ARTSFEST Event Length: 3

Saturday 1:00pm

Directions: 139 Andover St. North Andover, MA 01845 Rte 495 to Exit 42A (Rte 114 E). Merge onto Rte 114. Turn left onto Rte 133 E. At lights go straight (becomes Andover St). House and gardens on left. MAP IT

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61 . America's Printing Evolution

The Museum of Printing, American Community Think Tank

Come explore the most extensive collection of printing materials, prints, and machines in America and experience the fascinating evolution of printing and communication across our nation. This gem holds the most extensive collection of materials and machines in the country since the closing of the Smithsonian Institute Printing exhibit in 2003. Contemporary exhibition of prints will also be featured. This museum is not to be missed! ARTSFEST Event Length: Saturday 10-5

Saturday 10:00am

Directions: 800 Mass Ave. North Andover, MA 01845 Rte 495 to Exit 43, turn south onto Mass.Ave, toward No. Andover. Proceed 1 mi, crossing Rte 133. Go another .4 mi and Museum is on left. MAP IT

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62 . Beverly Farms Walk

Beverly Historical Society & Museum

Join local historian Ed Brown of the Beverly Historical Society & Museum and Nancy Coffee of the Beverly Farms History Project for a leisurely walk through the heart of historic Beverly Farms, once part of the storied Gold Coast. Hear stories of the wealthy summer residents of the past and of the tradesmen who made a living catering to them; view the homes of giants of the law and Prohibition bootleggers. Visit West Beach, a landmark since the 17th century, perhaps the most unique community beach corporation in the state. See the one-time commercial "heart" of Beverly Farms in the days when the stage coach stopped there. Event Length: One hour

Sunday 2:00pm

Limited to: 30

Directions: 705 Hale St. Beverly, MA 01915 Rte 128 to Exit 17 (Grapevine Rd/Beverly Farms). Right at exit. Proceed 1.5 mi, right on Hale St at ornamental fountain to stop sign at Beverly Farms Sq. Take right and St. John's Church is located 75 yards on left. Depart: Parking lot of St. John's Episcopal Church. Departure: The parking lot of St. John's Episcopal Church at 705 Hale Street MAP IT

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63 . History of Transportation

Beverly Historical Society & Museum

An open house at the Beverly Historical Society & Museum's Walker Transportation Collection. From an age dominated by horse power and wagons to our present period of jet aircraft and sports utility-vehicles, the Walker Transportation Collection has something to captivate anyone's attention. If it moved around New England, the Collection most likely has a photo of it! Also, train depots, grand resort hotels, motels, drive-ins, theatres, airports, gas stations, fire departments, train depots, car barns, garages, bridges, and diners. OPEN DOOR Sat (11-3)

Open Door Sunday

Directions: 117 Cabot St. Beverly, MA 01915 Rte 128 to Exit 22E (Rte 62/Beverly). Follow Rte 62 (Elliott St) to Cabot St (5 mi). Turn right on Cabot St and proceed to John Cabot House on left. MAP IT

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64 . Hospital Pt. Lighthouse

Hospital Point Lighthouse, U.S. Coast Guard

As one of Beverly's most familiar landmarks this lighthouse commands a spectacular view of not only Salem Sound, but also 3 other lighthouses at Baker's Island, Winter Island, and Marblehead. Visitors will be guided by members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary up a winding staircase and then up a seven-step ladder to the lantern room, and from there they will pass through the hatch onto the gallery balcony to enjoy the spectacular views. Don't forget to bring your cameras!

Saturday 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm

Directions: Bayview Ave. Beverly, MA 01915 Rte 128 to Exit 18 (Rte 22/Beverly/Essex). Turn right on Rte 22 (Essex St) and travel 1 mi (over RR tracks). Turn left on Corning St (becomes Bay View Ave). Proceed straight thru stop sign & Lighthouse is ahead on left, 1 mi walk from Montserrat train depot (from parking lot, turn right onto Essex St and go 1 minute walk to Corning St. MAP IT

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65 . Discovering Lynch Park

Lynch Park Advisory Committee

Revisit the glory days of President Taft's Gold Coast, where world-famous millionaires enjoyed the ocean breezes. Self guided tours of Lynch Park take you from the Italian garden to the spectacular view from the point to the century-old carriage house where there will be contemporary Beverly based artists work on display. One hour tours available on the hour. Event Length: 1 hour tours on the hour, Sat 12-4

Saturday 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm

Directions: 55 Ober St. Beverly, MA 01915 Rte 128 to Exit 18 (Rte 22/Beverly/Essex). Turn right on Rte 22 (Essex St) and travel 1 mi (pass over RR tracks). Turn left on Corning St. At 3rd stop sign, take right on Neptune St (becomes Ober St). Take 2nd entrance on left. Lynch Park is a 1-mi walk from Montserrat train depot (from train parking lot, take a right onto Essex St and it is a 1-min walk to Corning St. MAP IT

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66 . Montfest!

Montserrat College of Art

Montserrat College of Art's Annual Montfest will take place on the common and include "Art in the Park," an arts and crafts sale. Enjoy music throughout the day in the gazebo, films, and drop-in art demonstrations featuring the college's faculty. OPEN DOOR S (11-3)

Open Door Saturday

Directions: 23 Essex St. Beverly, MA 01915 Rte 128 to Exit 18 (Rte 22/Beverly/Essex). Turn right on Rte 22 (Essex St) and go for 2 mi. At 1st traffic light, you will see the Beverly Common and Montserrat's main academic building across the intersection. You MUST turn right onto Dane St (Essex St is one-way here).Take 1st left onto Knowlton St. Take the 1st left onto Winter St (Essex St runs perpendicular at the far end) College straight ahead. MAP IT

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67 . Art of Etching Workshop

Montserrat College of Art

NOTE>> 4 SEATS AVAILABLE. Please join us from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for an an introduction workshop to the art of etching. Used by goldsmiths and other metal workers to decorate guns, armor, cups and plates, etching has been known in Europe since the Middle Ages at least and may go back to antiquity. Space is limited; please email CE@montserrat.edu to reserve a place. Visit our website, www.montserrat.edu, for additional information on Montfest and other Continuing Education art programs. LIMITED AVAILABILITY Event Length: 3 hours

Saturday 10:00am

Directions: 572 Essex Ave. Beverly MA 01915 Rte 128 to Exit 18 (Rt 22/Beverly/Essex). Turn right on Rte 22 (Essex St) and go for 2 mi. At 1st traffic light, you will see the Beverly Common and Montserrat's main academic building across the in