The 58th Marblehead Festival of Arts is almost here. Running from June 30 to July 7, the Festival features days and nights of art, live music, literature and fun. And the Current, a Festival sponsor, has you covered minute to minute. Check out our preview article HERE.
Festival’s exhibits set to impress
With nearly 1,000 pieces by local Essex County artists, the Marblehead Festival of Arts’ six exhibits are the heart of the celebration. Curator Meghan Perlow offers a glimpse at the diverse range of mediums and themes showcased across iconic venues. Read more by clicking the link above.
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Free, live music at Concerts @ Crocker Park
One of the highlights of the Marblehead Festival of Arts is the Concerts @ Crocker Park series, featuring 16 acts over four nights and three days. Performing Arts Chair Brian Wheeler gives a sneak peek at what to expect from this year’s impressive lineup. Read more by clicking the link above.
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Literary Festival, a wordsmith wonderland
The Marblehead Festival of Arts Literary Festival, running July 4-7, includes array of events for literature lovers of all ages. Abbot Public Library Director Kim Grad shares details on the author talks, workshops and interactive sessions in store. Read more by clicking the link above.
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Festival of Arts schedule & info
Don’t miss a thing at the 58th Marblehead Festival of Arts! Check out our comprehensive schedule of events, from the Champagne Reception on Sunday, June 30, to the Hidden Orbs Search, Concerts @ Crocker Park, the Film Festival and much more. Read more by clicking the link above.
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Volunteers fuel the magic behind Marblehead Festival of Arts
Meet some of the dedicated volunteers who make the Marblehead Festival of Arts possible. From event coordinators to activity leaders, these community members share what inspires them to contribute their time and talents year after year. Read more by clicking the link above.
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Creative genes: Local family boasts five entries in Cod & Whale Auction
The Henlotter family is making a splash at this year’s Marblehead Festival of Arts Cod & Whale Auction, with five entries created by mother Heather and her two sons, Tyler and Austin. Read more by clicking the link above.
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St. Michael’s Lobster Lunch returns for its 51st year
The St. Michael’s Episcopal Church lobster lunch will return for its 51st year during the Arts Festival this week, benefiting six local charities and feeding hundreds of Festival goers. Read more by clicking the link above.