The Friends of Marblehead’s Abandoned Animals is hosting its annual fundraiser at The Landing Restaurant on March 25 from 6-9 p.m. No tickets are needed, but reservations are recommended for anyone who plans to stay for the majority of the event. Booking reservations helps The Landing Restaurant ensure there is an adequate number of servers for the evening in its event … [Read more...] about Fundraising for furry friends
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Join Madeline Miller for author talk on Zoom
Join us virtually for a talk with award-winning, bestselling author Madeline Miller. Miller will be discussing her novel “Circe,” a dazzling retelling of the myth of Circe told from her perspective. Registration is required to attend via Zoom. Please register at tinyurl.com/Circe-Author-Talk. Once you register, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about … [Read more...] about Join Madeline Miller for author talk on Zoom
Poetry contest open to dancers of all ages
The Marblehead School of Ballet and the North Shore Civic Ballet invite poets to submit their work to the school and ballet company’s annual poetry contest in celebration of National Poetry Month in April in the school’s in-studio concert “Spring Spotlight: An In-Studio Performance” on April 26. “The Marblehead School of Ballet and the North Shore Civic Ballet take pride in … [Read more...] about Poetry contest open to dancers of all ages
Marblehead Museum raises money for archeological work
The Marblehead Museum is holding its annual fundraising dinner at The Landing Restaurant March 18 at 6 p.m. to raise money for the final season of archeological work at the Jeremiah Lee Mansion. Associate Director Jarrett Zeman said the museum has been doing archeological work at the Mansion for the past few years and has collaborated with the Fiske Center for Archaeological … [Read more...] about Marblehead Museum raises money for archeological work
Town still divided over school flags
The School Committee’s pending flag policy continues to be a source of lively debate for Marblehead parents, students and community members, as was apparent Friday at the Policy Subcommittee meeting via Zoom. Most attendees who spoke during public comment expressed their disapproval of the policy drafted by the School Committee’s attorney, John Foskett of Valeria Dominello … [Read more...] about Town still divided over school flags