Culture

Archbishop of Boston Richard Henning will take to the sea on Saturday, June 21, as he travels by boat from Gloucester to Winthrop, with a stop in Swampscott around 4:15…

Alyce Deveau, executive director of the Seaglass Village, has announced her upcoming retirement. “I can’t imagine a more fulfilling role than working to help seniors live independently in their homes,”…

Swampscott’s third annual Run with Pride 5K kicked off Saturday afternoon with a wave of rainbow flags and cheering supporters, as roughly 150 runners took off from Town Hall just…

Protesters gathered at King’s Beach in Swampscott on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump and his administration’s actions. People chanted “no kings, no tyrants” and held a variety of signs…

The rain did not deter North Shore residents from gathering at King’s Beach in Swampscott on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump and his administration’s actions over the past six…

My Brother’s Table will host its More than Meals summer event on June 25 to celebrate the organization’s mission of providing nourishing meals served with hospitality. The event will take…

For Emily Hartmann, it was always in the cards for her to open a daycare. “I always loved working with children,” Hartman said. “I worked at a children’s theater when…

With her latest book, “100 Jewish Brides: Stories from Around the World,” long-time Swampscott resident and author Barbara Vinick is taking readers on a journey through customs across six different…

Former Swampscott Police Captain Joe McHugh died at his home in Fort Myers, Florida on June 3. He was 97. “The family and friends of Capt. McHugh are in our…

Adil Zihri gets up every day at 4:30 a.m. to begin preparing food to be sold at his stand at local farmers markets around eastern Massachusetts. Of each market, he…