I had no idea there was theater space in the Lynn Arts building until I attended a performance of…read more"Evil Dead the Musical" there as part of the "Arts After Hours" program. (I'd been to art shows at Lynn Arts before, but never something like this.) Evil Dead the Musical was hilarious and I recommend attending to anyone who likes campy horror and/or musicals. The first 2 rows were the "splatter zone" where attendees were given ponchos. (And as the show progressed, they needed them.) The theater was small, but even from the last row I could see and hear the musical well. I've had the song "All the Men in My Life Keep Getting Killed by Candarian Demons" stuck in my head since the performance. I grew up in a city next to Lynn, so it's very nice to see a resurgence in the art scene. Don't be scared off by "Lynn the city of sin" and check out an Arts After Hours performance. You'll be glad you attended.

They always put on a great show and do far more than they should be able to with sets in the space…read morethey have. I try to get to at least one show a year, and you can't go wrong with any of them. My favorites have been their Shakespeare productions and ones done around Halloween. This and dinner at one of the restaurants downtown make for a very enjoyable night out.

Absolutely fantastic staff and performing arts theater!! The staff, who are all extremely friendly…read moreand talented, put on a fun and entertaining show. I visited The Witch's Cottage, also known as the Gallows Hill Museum & Theatre, for a show in October and enjoyed every minute of my experience. The staff knows exactly how to run its shows, with large crowds trembling over the cobblestone steps outside this charming Salem edifice. The show was just perfect in length, especially for kids, and gave its viewers interesting facts about Salem's history, including the witch trials. The Witch's Cottage is perfect not only because it has a great staff and a fun show, but also because it is nicely and conveniently located within walking distance of a lot of attractions in Salem. Following the show, my family and I purchased t-shirts in the Museum and headed out onto the old and classic streets of Salem. It made our venture to this Museum even more worthwhile as we were able to know exactly what occurred centuries before in the streets we padded down. If you are in for a good show--put on by an outstanding cast and staff--and want to learn about an interesting, old town in New England, then you definitely have to visit The Witch's Cottage!!

Nice little community theatre, still putting out quality entertainment. No frills but tickets…read moreare affordable to anyone! We saw Neil Simon's Plaza Suite tonight with some enthusiastic actors. We enjoyed our time & would Def come back again.

Whenever I go here there is many things that you can do and buy I personally like the popcorn…read morenearby but the ice cream is also good

It was fun and nostalgic. Always Loved the willows and wish they would build it back upread more

Landmark School had their annual fundraiser at Olio this past Friday evening and it was awesome! I…read morelove the spacial layout, lighting and floor.

Where do I even begin to describe what an amazing venue Olio is? We had toured and booked Olio in…read moreJanuary 2024 (the only venue we toured) and just had our beautiful wedding on October 4th. Sarah was there for us quite literally every step of the way. We had also used Sarah's coordinating business Without A Hitch and worked with Allison who is now a part of the team at Olio. Their professionalism and kindness went above & beyond. We are so thankful to have found this amazing venue and to have celebrated our wedding there! I cannot recommend Olio enough.

Kirsten has been at the Clay School for many years now. She is patient, knowledgeable & alway…read morehelpful. This program is a must for anyone who loves pottery / clay work. 5+ stars for the Clay School.

The studio is quite large and there's lots of wheels/equipment for a big group. (Ours was 14.)…read more Kirsten is a born teacher--patient, funny, impossible to irritate, and truly caring about our learning and our ultimate beginner's creations. She refused our offer of a tip. Cannot recommend highly enough. We wish her the best with her business!

This is a creative scrappy spot that has huge potential. There is a growing community here…read moreoffering a space for woodworking, metal working, 3d printing, sewing, screen printing, electronics, robotics and more. For anyone that doesn't have space to do work, they want to do or doesn't have the tools or is curious to learn, the brickyard offers an oppurtubity for all of that. Book a tour, check it out. I joined right the same week and im quite a fan.

From the owner: We're a fully equipped makerspace on the North Shore of Massachusetts! We're open 24/7 for members…read moreuse, and open for tours by appointment only. Please contact us to set up a visit!