Newburyport ArtWalk – Explore a Community of Talent Step by Step
A Walking Tour Featuring Exceptional Local Art
Newburyport Art Walk
The Newburyport ArtWalk is a FREE, self-guided tour that allows you to explore galleries throughout Newburyport’s Historic District.
Four times a year the artists from the Newburyport community showcase special exhibits, as well as participate in discussion about art and offer painting demonstrations. Mark your calendar now for the 2018 schedule: April 21st, June 23rd, August 18th and November 3rd.
Live music and a casual reception is also available at the Newburyport Art Association gallery on Water Street.
You’ll also receive a free brochure and map to assist you on your journey. These items can be found at the Newburyport Chamber of Commerce, and the passageway between State and Inn Streets, as well as at ArtWalk Partner locations.
For more info, please visit the Newburyport ArtWalk or their Facebook.com/NewburyportArtWalk.
Artwalk 2018 Schedule
April 21st
June 23rd
August 18th
November 3rd
Saturday’s from 11 AM – 6 PM
Things to Do
Attractions
Newburyport Whale Watch
Leave Newburyport Harbor and head out to the Atlantic Ocean to see Humpbacks, Minkes, Finbacks and other marine life along the New England Coast. Newburyport Whale Watch naturalists will guide the 4-hour tour out to Jeffries Ledge or wherever the whales are playing.
History
Walking Tours of Newburyport – Lively, Historic Tours & Tastings
Whether your visiting Newburyport or are looking for a great way to entertain guests, a historic walking tour hosted by Untapped History is a must! Experience Newburyport's top historic walking tour and "You'll Laugh, You'll Learn, You'll Drink!"
Outdoors
Bartlet Mall
Bartlet Mall, a gorgeous historic park at the intersection of Pond and High Streets, is a great place for ice-skating, sledding, and enjoying nature. Its scenic views provide the setting for a wide variety of popular community events. There are wide walkways and a series of footpaths that border the Mall and lead to the Frog Pond. It has also become a highly photographed area by many local photographers.
