The Swampscott Recreation Department hosted a dreidel competition on Sunday in partnership with PJ Library. “We are so appreciative and grateful for Swampscott reaching out to us and wanting to…
The Swampscott Public Library celebrated Jane Austen’s 250th birthday on Saturday with a talk and readings by Children’s Library Assistant Julie Butters and her husband, history teacher Bryan Butters. More…
The holiday spirit was alive at the Swampscott Senior Center on Saturday, as families visited Santa, enjoyed breakfast, and completed holiday crafts during an event supporting the Swampscott Toys for…
The Swampscott Yacht Club is adding extra sparkle to the season with its inaugural Santa Con, inviting residents to don their most festive apparel and take to Humphrey Street in…
Residents can take a stroll through a winter wonderland at the Clarke School, and they may even be lucky enough to take home a wreath or tree. The Swampscott Recreation…
January Gill O’Neil took a Swampscott Senior Center audience through a number of different worlds as she read them a variety of poems at a book signing on Tuesday, December…
Long before Europeans arrived in North America, Indigenous peoples held ceremonies, dances, and rituals to ensure a successful harvest. The first recorded Thanksgiving service held by Europeans took place, on…
As the sun set over the waterfront on Tuesday, November 25, a line of veterans and their families started growing on Hammond Street, waiting to collect free pies and grocery…
Salem State University Professor January Gill O’Neil is hosting a poetry reading and book signing in partnership with S.U.R.E. Diversity on Monday, December 2 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at…
Anchor Food Pantry delivered 135 complete turkey dinners to residents in Swampscott, Nahant and Lynn on Sunday to help ensure everyone can enjoy Thanksgiving. “We are just incredibly grateful to…
