Our popular needle felting class now at noon time for a snack and craft. 

Our educator, an experienced felter will teach you all the tips and tricks he has used through his years of experience. 

We will make posable pocket ghosts by utilizing pipe cleaners as a skeleton.
All materials and tools are provided but felters are welcome to bring their own tools.

Our popular needle felting class now in the evening for families! 

Our educator, an experienced felter will teach you all the tips and tricks he has used through his years of experience. 

We will make posable pocket ghosts by using pipe cleaners as a skeleton.

All materials and tools are provided but felters are welcome to bring their own tools. 

Every attendee will leave with a completed project.

Join us for a noontime Vincent Price classic, The House on Haunted Hill. Who will survive the night and grab the cash prize?

Dry Tinder is an historical novel based on the true story of the Towne sisters -- three innocent, godly women who are falsely accused of witchcraft in 1692. It offers a new perspective, as the narrative starts in 1670, a full twenty-three years before young girls begin accusing their elders of witchcraft.

Six family Halloween movies on one roulette wheel. Which movie we watch will be decided by the spin of one lucky audience member.

Ordinary Days is a deeply moving contemporary musical that reminds us extraordinary moments are often hidden within the ordinary ones.

Join author Richard Hite and Carol Majahad, former director of NAHS for this onsite tour of North Andover’s place during the witch trials of 1692.

Ordinary Days is a deeply moving contemporary musical that reminds us extraordinary moments are often hidden within the ordinary ones.

Ordinary Days is a deeply moving contemporary musical that reminds us extraordinary moments are often hidden within the ordinary ones.

You have heard of the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692 but did you know that more people were accused in Andover, Haverhill and many other towns and villages in Essex County?

But who were the local individuals so unjustly accused? Author Richard Hite (In the Shadow of Salem)  and former North Andover Historical Society director and educator, Carol Majahad will join us on October 27th at 6:30 in the Worden Theater, to introduce us to six individuals whose stories reflect the interrelationship of the Andover and Haverhill early settlements

Meet and Learn all about our local birds of prey at this free event brought to you Tailwinds and NA Animal Control. No registration required but limited to only 100 spots.

"This play is both comedic and heartfelt. The comedic part of the play comes from a 70-something-year-old couple married over 50 years and the asking for a divorce because each is certain that the other is having a scandalous affair." - Dr. Robert Kellan

Join Harvard professor, Dr. Joyce Chaplin for the story of her new book, The Franklin Stove: An Unintended Revolution.

Serving on All Fronts is a pop-up museum created by the organization 3-5-0 Girls. Featuring uniforms and artifacts spanning World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and the Gulf War, the exhibit explores the long history of women serving alongside and in support of combat operations across generations of military history.

This lecture will talk about the women who served in the Armed Forces in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard, and examine what “women’s work” truly looked like. 

Mel Bloom is an Air Force veteran, public historian, and highly rated educational speaker specializing in women’s military history. Since founding 3-5-0 Girls in 2022, she has developed and presented lectures, living-history programs, and traveling exhibits highlighting the experiences and service of women in the U.S. military, drawing on more than a decade of historical research.

Join the Rev. Dr. Robert D. Flanagan for this lecture on Rev. Phillips Brooks, the episcopal minister who wrote the Christmas carol O Little Town of Bethlehem, and whose statue sits on North Andover Common. Who was Rev. Phillips Brooks? What can he teach a modern audience? And why is his statue on North Andover Common