Join us as we make some Summer birds for this month’s needle felting class.

A suggested donation of $10 for materials and instructor time is appreciated. Spots can be reserved with the button in this events posting.

The North Andover Farm Legacy Project, co-chaired by Anne Stork and Michael Smolak, is an endeavor to capture as much of the past of our venerable farming history before it is forgotten. By collecting oral histories and interviews, old photographs and documents, the project was originally designed to help preserve the history of our local farms.

Now, a series of documentaries is being produced that reflect on aspects of that history as well as the challenges local farmers have today in sustaining our farms and preserving our bucolic landscapes. The first documentary in the series has now been produced and will be premiering on the evening of Friday, June 13th at the NAHS Worden Theater.

Your invite includes a light reception starting at 6pm followed by the Farm Legacy documentary and a panel discussion. There is no cost for tickets but donations are welcome. This program has been a collaboration between the North Andover Historical Society and North Andover CAM.

This critically acclaimed documentary details the building of community in the gay and lesbian community before the Stonewall Riots; featuring interviews with community members including poet Alan Ginsberg.

Learn how to make a coaster, trivet, mat, or rug from old cloth with this simple but deep folk craft.

Suggested donation of $10 for materials and instructor time.

The North East’s premiere Santana tribute band, Abraxas plays an exclusive show in our Worden Theater.

Join us at the North Andover Historical Society's 2025 Annual Meeting on Wednesday June 25th, 6pm in the Worden Theater at the Stevens Center. The program will be approximately 1.5 hours long. REGISTER HERE

This 2 Hour walking tour is an on foot class in early Andover History 101.

The classic comedy starring Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Gene Hackman, and Dianne Wiest about bringing two very different families together.

The program is generously funded by a donation from the Peskoe/Wolfinger Family.

This is a guided tour of our newest revolutionary history exhibit followed by a 1.5 hour walking tour of Old Center and the cemeteries through the lens of the Revolutionary War.

Join us at the historic 1715 Parson Barnard House historic house museum and experience the house as it was during four different time periods from 1715 to 1830.

North Andover Music Academy's instructors will take to the stage, mentoring their dedicated students by rock and roll example! 

A special performance by Danilo Bonina and his newly formed Youth String Quartet will undoubtedly be the highlight of the evening.

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians is a 1964 Science Fiction comedy film directed by Nicholas Webster and produced/writte by Paul L. Jacobson, based on a story by Glenville Mereth. John Call stars as Santa Claus and Doris Rich stars in the first documented motion picture appearance of Mrs. Claus. 

Join us at the historic 1715 Parson Barnard House historic house museum and experience the house as it was during four different time periods from 1715 to 1830.

This is an encore of our May showing of Tenement Echoes.

1920 textile mill towns attracted immigrant families' grateful for minimal wages that provided for a difficult but definitely improved quality of life. WWII imposed additional hardships, which along with the community concert of laughter, tears, pain, sorrow, love, joy and disappointments created a cacophony of Tenement Echoes.

The Rising Stars Rock Ensemble featuring Lou LaCava’s Drummers Band.

Join us at the historic 1715 Parson Barnard House historic house museum and experience the house as it was during four different time periods from 1715 to 1830.

Dr. Bob Kellan’s fantastic plays return to the Worden Theater with “Leave Them Laughing.”

Join us at the historic 1715 Parson Barnard House historic house museum and experience the house as it was during four different time periods from 1715 to 1830.