Salisbury Days Pickleball Tournament 
Sunday 9/24 from 8 - 11 am 
Lion's Park, Salisbury 

This year's inaugural Salisbury Days Pickleball Tournament takes place at Lions Park in Salisbury, Massachusetts. There will be 6 courts. Registration is limited to the first 5 teams in each division who complete payment. A waitlist will be created for each bracket and division.

Each team member will register him/her self. Please list your teammate so we can pair you. Your team is not registered until BOTH of you have completed registration.

Cost: $30pp ($60 per team)
Play will begin at 8am with men’s doubles, followed by women’s doubles and mixed doubles. 

Tournament Directors: Lori Towle and Ginger Iola
Tournament Events
Open Men’s Doubles Under 3.5 (8:00am)
Open Men’s Doubles 3.5+ (8:00am)
Open Women’s Doubles Under 3.5 (Appr. 10:00am)
Open Women’s Doubles 3.5+ (Appr. 10:00am)
Open Mixed Doubles Under 3.5 (Appr. 12:00pm)
Open Mixed Doubles 3.5+ (Appr. 12:00pm)

Format
All games will be Round Robin. Games will be 1-15 points, winning by 2. In the Round Robin format, each team plays every other team in that bracket at least once.
All brackets are limited to a maximum of 5 teams which will play as follows:
-- Brackets with 3 teams will play a double Round Robin to 15 points.
-- Brackets with 4 or more teams will play a single Round Robin to 15 points.
All brackets are formed by Skill Level and will be open age.
Awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams will be made in each bracket.
The Tournament Director reserves the right to change the format should circumstances, such as adverse weather conditions, necessitate expediency.
Other Notes:

To receive a souvenir tournament t-shirt, please register by August 31st. After August 31st, t-shirts are not guaranteed. A LIMITED number of t-shirts may be available for purchase at the tournament.

An individual may register for ONLY ONE event. This is to offer tournament play to the most area players as possible for the inaugural event. For example, if you sign up for mixed doubles, you may not play men’s doubles or women’s doubles as well.

This is an outdoor tournament with no back-up dates. Thus, each registrant assumes the risk that adverse weather could create scheduling delays, abbreviated play, or even cancellation.

There is a no-refund policy.

Greater Newburyport Ovarian Cancer Awareness 5K Run/Walk 
GNOCA Fundraiser Honoring Jackie Poor & Paula Holm 
Sunday 9/24 start & ends at Michael's Harborside 
Registration 8:30 - 9:30 am 
Walk/Run 10 - 11 am 

Salisbury Days Open House at the Salisbury Historical Society
Sunday 9/24 from 12 - 4 pm 
Salisbury Historical Society, 16 Elm Street 

Explore the history of Salisbury at the Salisbury Historical Society, open to all on Sunday, 9/24 during Salisbury Days from 12 - 4 pm.

Salisbury Days Touch a Truck 
Sunday 9/24 from 12 - 4 pm (sensory friendly from 12 - 1)
Ministers Corner, Salisbury MA  

Salisbury Days are hosting a Touch-A-Truck event! Get up close and personal with all the trucks/unique vehicles you see on the road. Meet the people who drive them and learn about what they do! 12-1PM SENSORY FRIENDLY hour no horns, sirens, or lights. 

Salisbury Days Fireman's Muster
Sunday 9/24 from 1 - 3 pm 
Elm Street, Town Center Salisbury 

Join us and the New England Veterans Fireman's League for a Fireman's Muster. What is a Fireman's Muster?

Plumas News
Inside The Fire House
By Tom Forster
July 28, 2016

"The word “Muster” dates back into the 1400’s in the military, referring to a “gathering of the troops.” Firefighting musters in America date back to 1849, when the first one recorded was held in Bath, Maine. Five hand powered pumpers competed to see who could pump water the farthest. Hand pumpers were also known as hand tubs, and usually included both a small tank and piston pump. Large numbers of people were required to operate them, and many could pump a stream of water over 200 feet.
Following that event, the gatherings expanded throughout the New England area. The fire ‘companies’, as they were known, enjoyed getting together to compete to prove that their group was the best of all who had come together. Firemen, or ‘fire laddies’, as they were commonly called back then, took great pride in their equipment and team, and long-running rivalries often developed with their neighbors."

Trunk or Treat Hosted by Salisbury Parks & Recreation 
Thursday, 10/26 from 5-7 pm
Hunt Memorial Beach Parking Lot - Salisbury Beach, MA 

Salisbury’s Trunk or Treat will be the area's most fun Halloween party - Thursday, October 26th, at the Salisbury Beach parking lot! Community members, businesses, and organizations are invited to decorate their vehicles and hand out treats and swag to the kiddos as they trick-or-treat from trunk to trunk around the parking lot. This event is a PERECT opportunity to show your community just how awesome you are!

TND Education Series - Fresh Food Seminar
Wednesday 9/27 6:30PM
Natural Dog - State Street Newburyport

The Natural Dog is starting an educational series on how to better your dogs bowls! New to the lineup is Meal Prep Night, price includes 3 meals for your dog, direct instruction, a coupon for the month, and slide printouts to keep.

Tickets are $25 :
TND Education Series (google.com)

Aurora Ballroom Dance Studio Beginner Practice Dance Social 
Thursday, 9/28 from 7 - 9:30 pm 

Register for this fun Aurora Ballroom Dance Studio calls. Warm up with a Free lesson at 7pm, followed by time to practice your moves and meet fellow students. Light refreshments will be served followed by the dance social. 

Please RSVP $15 per person
https://auroraballroomdance.com/
venmo or cash
If paying with cash, call to register (978) 358-7719

Need Help with signing up?
Please note that when on the website follow these steps:
1.    GETTING STARTED
2.    CLASS SCHEDULE
3.    USE PURPLE ARROWS TO CLICK FWD
4.    FIND CLASS AND CLICK SIGN UP
5.    Follow payment prompts
6.    please note you may need to go into payment options to find the correct amount
7.    If you need assistance we are here to help
8.    ONline will not let you join a class without first purchasing the class
9.    the system allows one person to pay at a time
10.    If you have the MINDBODY IPHONE APP search Aurora Ballroom and sign up.

If paying cash please call us to register.

Local Lounge Featuring: Eloise Kirkpatrick, Brian Zudeck, & Liz Frame
Byfield Community Arts - BCAC
Friday 9/29 from 7 - 9:30 

Local Lounge is a monthly series celebrating the area's finest singer songwriters. 

Our first month features: Eloise Kirkpatrick, a very talented young artist currently attending Triton High School, whose debut album is scheduled to be released in September; Brian Zudeck, a true troubadour whose narrative songs evoke the best of the country/Texas/folk traditions; and Liz Frame, a long-time local treasure whose catalog includes multiple highly rated CD's and many appearance across the region and the nation. Often seen with her band, Liz Frame and the Kickers, this set will emphasize Liz's artistry as a songwriter and solo performer.

Purchase Tickets:
https://byfieldcac.ticketleap.com/local-lounge/dates/Sep-29-2023_at_0700PM

Joy Nest Live Jazz  
 7-10 pm in the Upstairs Lounge

Relax, sip and savor while you sink in to a velvet cushion and unwind to the sounds of Live Jazz at the Joy Nest Wednesdays, starting at 7pm in the upstairs lounge. The Joy Nest has scheduled some outstanding local Jazz musicians. Come try a Prohibition Era creative cocktail paired with Thai Tapas inspired by street food vendors of Bangkok.

Reservations are highly encouraged.

Reserve a Table:
online or by calling 978-572-1615

Newburyport ArtWalk Self-Guided Tour of Galleries, Events & Exhibitions 
Saturday 9/30 from 10AM - 6PM

The Newburyport ArtWalk is a FREE, self-guided tour that allows you to explore art galleries throughout Newburyport’s Historic District as well as a few galleries just beyond the downtown area. The 2023 ArtWalk will be held on  Saturday, September 30th from 10 am – 6 pm. 

Newburyport’s robust art scene is celebrated with the next Newburyport ArtWalk featuring paintings, photography, sculptures and more from individual local artists and group exhibitions.

Participating galleries this year include: Alan Bull Studio, Blochaus, Celine McDonald Studio, The Coffee Factory, Chococoa Baking Company, Firehouse Center for the Arts, Greetings By Design, The Gallery on Federal, Jaxby Nimble Studio, Metzy’s Cantina, Newburyport Art, Newburyport Framers, New England Sketchbook, The PEG Center for Art & Activism, A Pleasant Shoppe, Studio 53, Threadneedle Gallery, and Valerie’s Gallery. Look for the ArtWalk signs in gallery and store windows.

The Newburyport ArtWalk Gallery Guide and map is available online at www.newburyportartwalk.com and printed versions of the gallery guide can be found at the Newburyport Chamber of Commerce, the passageway between State and Inn Street, and at ArtWalk participating locations.

We are excited to have a full schedule of art talks and demos throughout the day!

About ArtWalk

The Newburyport ArtWalk events are held 2-3 times a year. They are free and open to the public. A collaborative of galleries host special exhibitions, artist demos, lectures, tours, and visual art. Local restaurants, cafes and coffee shops also display original art on a rotating basis. For more information and the latest updates, visit www.newburyportartwalk.com and www.facebook.com/NewburyportArtWalk.

Two Fall Beach Clean Up's - Parker River National Wildlife 
Fall Beach Clean up & Trail Maintenance 
Saturday, 9/30 from 9 am - 3 pm 
Registration & Orientation 9 am, Parking Lot 1, Visitor Center Platform 

On Saturday, September 30, there will be TWO opportunities to help the refuge, co-sponsored by the refuge staff and the Friends: the fall beach clean-up, and trail maintenance - encroaching brush & leaf removal at Hellcat Trail. Both areas are in need of work, so we've decided to schedule them on the same day, and give volunteers the choice of how they can contribute to the efforts.

Registration and orientation for both will begin at 9:00am, at the parking Lot #1 Visitor Center platform - if it is rainy, we will be able to use the indoor information office there. As usual, bring water and snacks, gloves, and dress for the weather
For those working on the beach, bags are supplied and trash grabbers will be available for use. Bags of trash to be left above high tide mark and picked up by Refuge staff.

For those working on trail maintenance, at 9:00am Refuge Manager Matt Hillman will be starting at Hellcat, and then be in communication with Lot #1 for where to send people later, up until 1:00pm. You are welcome to bring hand tools, Matt will also have lots of landscaping tools there for use. He asks that volunteers bring their own PPE - most important are leather gloves, safety glasses, closed-toed footwear; long sleeves and pants are recommended due to poison ivy/insects/thorns.

Come at any time, work as long as you like, bring family and friends - we hope you will join us with these important tasks, to prepare the beach and trail for winter enjoyment by visitors and use by the wildlife!

OysterFest in the Port 2023 
Saturday 9/30 from 1PM - 5PM
Tannery Marketplace (Behind building 5 )

Oysterfest In The Port hosted by Newburyport FISH will bring together oyster farms and fish vendors from across New England to highlight delicious local seafood. Craft brews from Riverwalk Brewing and wine from Grand Trunk Wine will be available for additional purchase for participants 21+. Live band, oyster apparel and more!

The event ticket includes one entry into the event and 18-oysters for tasting. Several oyster-adjacent free tastings will be available like poke, chowder, horseradish, seaweed salad and more. Additional paid add-ons like caviar tastings or additional oysters can be pre-purchased with your ticket or at the door. Featuring a"learn-to-shuck" station to test your skills. We will have the best shucking merch available for purchase like hats, shirts, sweatshirts, shucking equipment.
TICKETS: 2023 Oysterfest In The Port Tickets, Sat, Sep 30, 2023 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite

This event will partially benefit Mass Oyster Project through donation of all of the oyster shells shucked. Join us for an afternoon of fall-fun listening to live music, sipping brews and sucking down oysters!  

We will continue to add to our list of fun activities and curated vendors as planning progresses. For up-to-date event information visit https://newburyportfish.com/oyster-fest/.

IMPORTANT EVENT DETAILS:

• Each event ticket includes 18 (dozen and a half) oyster tasting tickets that you will receive upon entry at registration. We have several other food tastings that will be ticketless experiences like Chowda, Poke, Seaweed salad, and more. Some food items are also available for additional purchase.
• This event is rain or shine. We suggest dressing in layers as New England weather in October can be unpredictable.
• NOTE: Any participant 21+ that wants to purchase beer or wine will need to show a valid drivers license or ID at event registration and get a wristband upon entry.
• Although we love our furry friends, dogs are not permitted at the event.
• Event Registration: Event registration will be located on the left side of parking lot closest to Brown Sugar Thai Restaurant. Please have your eventbrite ticket printed or available on your phone (QR code). There will be lots of signage.
• The event will be cashless - please ensure you have a credit card with you to make additional purchases.
• Parking: There is NO onsite parking for this event. We suggest parking at one of the many meter or paid parking lots in walking distance of the event. Visit the City of Newburyport website for more info: https://www.cityofnewburyport.com/sites/g/files/vyhlif7106/f/uploads/paid_parking_information_2019-2020_approved_v6.pdf
• Restrooms: Port-A-Potty's will be available onsite as well as hand washing stations and plenty of hand sanitizer.
• Merch will be for sale.
• Additional oyster tickets can be purchased in 6- or 12- count as well as caviar add-ons at the merch table (CC only).
• If you pre-purchased a caviar add-on you will get your caviar ticket at event registration. Please have that eventbrite ticket and QR code available during registration. Pick up of caviar will be at the Wulf's Fish vendor table.

Theater In The Open - Concrete Bouquet: A Day of Dance in Nature
Sunday 10/1 from 2 - 5 pm
Performance 2 - 3 pm 
Free Dance Workshop 3 - 5 pm 
The Gate House, 1 Spring Lane, Newburyport

The purpose behind Concrete Bouquet: A Day of Dance in Nature is to build collective consciousness around climate change through dance in a way that is rooted in love. First, a dance performance will be shared on a outdoor stage with the forest as its backdrop. The theme of the show is centered around the resilience of Nature. “How can we look to Nature for inspiration for how we move forward together as a human society in a warming world?” The performance will include choreography by Contemporary Dance majors at The Boston Conservatory and Exit Dance Theatre choreographer, Julie Pike Edmond!

Next, a few dancers from the show will co-lead an optional dance workshop for all audience members and performers in a nature-filled spot on the grounds. All bodies are welcome and everyone is encouraged to join in! There will be live music! The goal of the workshop will be to introduce participants to another avenue through which they can connect with the Earth and build a personal connection with it. Just 15 minutes in Nature is proven to change a person’s physiology! Furthermore, our bodies are designed to move and live in nature, so this workshop will help participants unlock their bodies’ innate wisdom and calm down their nervous systems.

Theater in the Open will be hosting us on their outdoor stage at The Gate House, 1 Spring Lane, Newburyport MA.  Bring a picnic blanket for the performance! Limited seating will be available, so feel free to bring your own.  Additionally, we will be taking a little hike to the dance workshop location from the stage, so wear comfortable shoes and tennis shoes for the workshop portion of the Day of Dance!

Tickets: 
Concrete Bouquet (ticketspice.com)

New England Rodeo at the Topsfield Fairgrounds Arena
Wednesday 10/4 and Thursday 10/5
Shows are from 3-5 pm & 7-9 pm

This family-friendly rodeo event by New England Rodeo of Lancaster, MA will bring a thrilling show to our Arena for two nights on Wednesday, October 4th and Thursday, October 5th at 3 pm & 7 pm! Enjoy barrel racing, bull riding and more!

New England Rodeo at the Topsfield Fairgrounds Arena
Wednesday 10/4 and Thursday 10/5
Two Shows: 3-5 pm & 7-9 pm

This family-friendly rodeo event by New England Rodeo of Lancaster, MA will bring a thrilling show to our Arena for two nights on Wednesday, October 4th and Thursday, October 5th at 3 pm & 7 pm! Enjoy barrel racing, bull riding and more!

New England Rodeo at the Topsfield Fairgrounds Arena
Thursday 10/5
Two Shows: 3-5 pm & 7-9 pm

This family-friendly rodeo event by New England Rodeo of Lancaster, MA will bring a thrilling show to our Arena Thursday, October 5th at 3 pm & 7 pm! Enjoy barrel racing, bull riding and more!

Anna Jaques Aid Association Seaside Soiree 
Thursday 10/5 at 6 pm 
Newburyport City Hall 

We invite you to join us for the Anna Jaques Hospital (AJH) Aid Association fall fundraiser on Thursday, October 5, 2023 beginning at 6:00pm.This premier event will be held at Newburport's City Hall, located at 60 Pleasant Street. Guests will enjoy an Italian feast with a buffet dinner and desserts.

Our goal is to celebrate our community by coming together to enjoy a delightful evening of music, food, and friends, while supporting the hospital. Lisa Wetenkamp and Dana Marshall will be joining us as our Emcees and Auctioneers. We will have a live and silent auction.

Tickets are $100 per person and available below or by contacting 978-233-1769.

Tickets are Limited

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!


Purchase Tickets: 
https://annajaqueshospitalaidassociati.ticketspice.com/seaside-soiree-2023

New England Rodeo at the Topsfield Fairgrounds Arena
Thursday 10/5
Two Shows: 3-5 pm & 7-9 pm

This family-friendly rodeo event by New England Rodeo of Lancaster, MA will bring a thrilling show to our Arena Thursday, October 5th at 3 pm & 7 pm! Enjoy barrel racing, bull riding and more

Joy Nest Live Jazz by Cuppa Joe
 7-10 pm in the Upstairs Lounge

Relax, sip and savor while you sink in to a velvet cushion and unwind to the sounds of Live Jazz at the Joy Nest Wednesdays, starting at 7pm in the upstairs lounge. The Joy Nest has scheduled some outstanding local Jazz musicians. Come try a Prohibition Era creative cocktail paired with Thai Tapas inspired by street food vendors of Bangkok.

Reservations are highly encouraged.

Reserve a Table:
online or by calling 978-572-1615

Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Walk for the Wild
Saturday, 10/7 from 10 am - 3 pm
10:00 am - Refuge Group Bike Ride Starts at Lot 1
Great Salt Marsh Dike Hike at Lot #4 Hellcat Trail

Walk for the Wild 5K (3 mile challenge)
Join us on October 7th for a 5K (3 mile) Challenge WFTW Walk on the Great Salt Marsh Dike starting and finishing at the Hellcat Trail Observation Tower, including a "Scavenger Hunt" with prizes!

Walk for the Wild 11K (7 mile Group Bike Ride)
Join us for a 7 mile Group Bike Ride on the paved, flat Refuge Road from Lot#1 Parking to Hellcat Trail Lot and back. Participants to provide their own bikes, and wear bike helmets during the ride. A Refuge Ranger and bike-experienced Volunteers to accompany the Group. Participants may do either, or both activities.

Riders use bikes they bring to the event and all riders are required to wear helmets during the ride. Parker River NWR Ranger to lead the ride with volunteers assisting.

Optional donation- 100% to support phragmites mowing, maintenance projects, interns and more.

Event Registration & Optional Donations

https://support.americaswildliferefuges.org/team/516033

Newburyport Chocolate Tour Fundraiser
Downtown Newburyport and the Tannery
Saturday 10/7 from 12-4pm

Can you believe we're 20? On this self-guided tour, walk around beautiful downtown Newburyport while sampling chocolates from 30 different local shops! The Chocolate Tour motto, "Eat Chocolate. Be Happy. Do Good.", sums up this delicious tour as 100% of net proceeds are donated to help support local causes.

Purchase Tickets
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2023-newburyport-chocolate-tour-tickets-680258951837

Volunteer for the Chocolate Tour:
What could be more fun than spending the day surrounded by smiles and chocolate treats? If folks want to volunteer, they may contact Diane at newburyportchoclatetour@gmail.com

Double Figure '8' Race at the Topsfield Fairgrounds Arena
Monday 10/9  from 3:30 to 4:30PM

These two events are unlike any other and shouldn’t be missed! The Figure “8” Race averages speeds of 5 and 15 miles an hour and has cars fighting to win the top spot and the Demolition Derby brings the smash and bash of all cars! Get there early, as it can be standing room only! 

For more information and/or application for the Derby: JM Motorsport Events – https://jmderby.com/
Fair Tickets: Tickets - Topsfield Fair - 2023

Demolition Derby at the Topsfield Fairgrounds Arena
Monday 10/9  from 7PM to 8PM

These two events are unlike any other and shouldn’t be missed! The Figure “8” Race averages speeds of 5 and 15 miles an hour and has cars fighting to win the top spot and the Demolition Derby brings the smash and bash of all cars! Get there early, as it can be standing room only! 

For more information and/or application for the Derby: JM Motorsport Events – https://jmderby.com/
Fair Tickets: Tickets - Topsfield Fair - 2023

Witches Night Out - Newburyport Sip & Shop 
Friday 10/13 from 6 -9 pm 
Downtown Newburyport and The Tannery

Witches Night Out is an event that brings together the local community. Businesses stay open late (6-9 PM). Discover an array of boutiques, galleries, shops, and restaurants offering exclusive promotions. Enjoy themed drinks and savor light bites. While costumes are not required, embracing the spirit of the night by donning your best witchy attire or other fantastical garb is highly encouraged! Free entry. Let the magic begin!

Clark School Tour Us Tuesday
Tuesday 10/17, 10:30am

Thinking of sending your kids to the Clark school, come take a tour! 
Clark School, a coeducational private school located in Rowley, MA, offers rolling admissions, making any time of year the perfect time to schedule a private tour or attend an open house. Clark School Admissions Events are excellent opportunities for prospective students and their families to learn more about our school, our approach to education—and most importantly to develop an understanding of whether Clark School is the right learning environment and experience for them.


Registration: Admissions Events at Clark School — Clark School

Clark School High School Open House
Wednesday 10/18, 5:30 pm - 7 pm 

Come for the Clark School High School Open House!

Clark School, a coeducational private school located in Rowley, MA, offers rolling admissions, making any time of year the perfect time to schedule a private tour or attend an open house. Their goal is to encourage students to become lifelong learners who think deeply and embrace challenges that lie ahead.

Registration:  Admissions Events at Clark School — Clark School

Porch Fest Amesbury Hosted by Bryony and Birch  
Friday 10/20 from 5PM - 9PM

Porch Fest is held right outside Bryony & Birch at 48 Main St. in downtown Amesbury. 

Live music, local food and beverages, small business pop-ups and so much more. Come sponsor our local organizations and artists in a family-friendly community-focused setting!

Joy Nest Live Jazz by Chuck Walker Trio
 7-10 pm in the Upstairs Lounge

Relax, sip and savor while you sink in to a velvet cushion and unwind to the sounds of Live Jazz at the Joy Nest Wednesdays, starting at 7pm in the upstairs lounge. The Joy Nest has scheduled some outstanding local Jazz musicians. Come try a Prohibition Era creative cocktail paired with Thai Tapas inspired by street food vendors of Bangkok.

Reservations are highly encouraged.

Reserve a Table:
online or by calling 978-572-1615

MAUDSLAY IS HAUNTED! 2023
Theater in the Open’s notorious annual haunting of Maudslay is back! Join us for a walk in the park like no other—if you dare! Spooky, silly, and all-ages vignettes are sure to get you in the Halloween spirit for the HAUNTED TRAIL!

2023 DATES & DETAILS:
October 21 & 22 from 1:30 pm to 4 pm. (Raindate, Oct. 28)
Admission is $10. Children under 4 are free! Cash and card accepted. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.

VOLUNTEERING:
If you are interested in volunteering for this year’s trail please fill out this form. Please reach out to maddie@theaterintheopen.org if you have any questions.

LOCATION:
Maudslay State Park, Newburyport, MA 01950 Follow the Theater in the Open flags from the Maudslay parking lot. Allow ten minutes to stroll to the site and $5 for parking ($20 for out-of-state vehicles). For further information call 978-465-2572.

Questions? Email info@theaterintheopen.org or call 978-465-2572.

Fall Festival at Cafe Sarina & Nunan's 
Sunday 10/22 from 10AM to 3PM
Cafe Sarina, Georgetown

Get ready to FALL in love with autumn at the coolest shindig in town! Nunans & Cafe Sarina are teaming up to bring you the ultimate Fall Festival on October 22nd, from 10 AM to 3 PM. 🎉🎃

What's in store?

We've got pumpkin decorating, leaf art, handmade crafts, and local youth crafters and artisans!

That's not all....

Cafe Sarina will be cookin' up fall flavors that'll make your taste buds dance. Pumpkin spice, apple everything, and more yum than you can shake a cinnamon stick at.

MAUDSLAY IS HAUNTED! 2023
Theater in the Open’s notorious annual haunting of Maudslay is back! Join us for a walk in the park like no other—if you dare! Spooky, silly, and all-ages vignettes are sure to get you in the Halloween spirit for the HAUNTED TRAIL!

2023 DATES & DETAILS:
October 21 & 22 from 1:30 pm to 4 pm. (Raindate, Oct. 28)
Admission is $10. Children under 4 are free! Cash and card accepted. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.

VOLUNTEERING:
If you are interested in volunteering for this year’s trail please fill out this form. Please reach out to maddie@theaterintheopen.org if you have any questions.

LOCATION:
Maudslay State Park, Newburyport, MA 01950 Follow the Theater in the Open flags from the Maudslay parking lot. Allow ten minutes to stroll to the site and $5 for parking ($20 for out-of-state vehicles). For further information call 978-465-2572.

Questions? Email info@theaterintheopen.org or call 978-465-2572.