Wednesday, March 18th, 7pm Historian Daniel A. Gagnon will discuss Evacuation Day, when after an 11-month siege, the Continental Army liberated Boston on March 17, 1776, ending the British presence in Massachusetts forever. Daniel A. Gagnon is the author of A Salem Witch: The Trial Execution, and Exoneration of Rebecca…
Friday, 3/20 , 11:30am. Friday Music in the Square presents The Porch Swing Live acoustic open mic on the Page House Porch. Bring your lunch and enjoy your friends making music. Bring your lunch. Rain or shine. We’ll move next door, into air conditioned Tapley Memorial Hall, if it is…
Tuesdays 6:30 to 7:30 pm January 12th through May, 2026. No advance sign-up required. All levels welcome. Special attention to modifications and new students. Ellen Dempsey, RYT 200 Ellen.danvers.yoga@gmail.com Introductory Price $15 per class. Check, Cash, Venmo accepted. Historical Society members are eligible for a discount. Tapley Memorial Hall, 13…
SAVE THE DATES: Tuesdays June 23rd, July 21st, and August 25th. rain dates are the following Wednesday LIVE MUSIC at Glen Magna Farms! Sponsored, in part, by Danvers Local Cultural Council Note: Anyone under 21 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED by an adult. There will be games and outdoor entertainment. Wristbands will be…
Sunday, April 19th, 1pm Join the Gen. Israel Putnam Chapter, DAR at the Holten House, to hear author Robert Hubbard discuss his biography of Major General Israel Putnam. The event is free, but seating is limited, reservations required. Details HERE
2 Sessions 10AM – Noon, April dates TBD during school vacation week COME DRAW WITH US! Engage in a group drawing activity with children and adults while learning about the history of our town. Find out what kind of objects they used in the past – in the kitchen or…
Friday, April 24, 11am to 1pm Danvers Historical Society members gather at the Jeremiah Page House for the sixth annual National Historic Marker Day on Friday, April 25. This project takes place between 11a.m. and 1pm at the Jeremiah Page House, cleaning Anne L. Page’s suffrage marker and continued to…
Sunday, May 3rd, 1-3pm Making It Over The Tobin Bridge by Charity C. Collier is a debut fiction novel about a young woman named Charly’s journey through love, loss, and self-discovery, following her from college to Boston as she navigates life’s unexpected turns and learns about resilience and self-worth. The…