Annie's
When no ordinary gift will do, it's ANNIE*S. Part art gallery, part contemporary gift shop, we offer a carefully chosen selection of American handcrafted jewelry, pottery, glass and more.
Museum of Old Newbury
The museum provids tours May - October, lectures, and research library open year round by appointment
Valerie's Gallery
A gallery and gift shop featuring fine American crafts, jewelry and art by local, regional and national artisans.
Greetings by Design
Fine stationery, invitations, greeting cards, & custom design. Onsite printing available; no minimums; immediate turnaround. Connecting you with distinction.
Whittier Home Association
110 Years of Stewardship - preserving the life and works of John Greenleaf Whittier through his Amesbury home and its extensive collection of artifacts & records.
Newburyport Art Association
The NAA is located along Newburyport's waterfront, steps from the center of town, in a historic 1795 brick building housing three galleries, & gift shop that are open year-round to the general public.
Historic New England
Historical House Museums (The Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm, Coffin House, Swett-Ilsley House, and The Rocky Hill Meeting House)
Clipper Heritage Trail
Series of self-guided history tours available through website; offering a dozen uniquely different stories of Newburyport history.
Alan Bull Studio
Original art & art instruction.
Smulowitz Production
Drama classes, thought provoking plays, and great musicals. For 38 years, Anna Smulowitz Productions has provided the city of Newburyport with highly acclaimed theatre productions while encouraging young minds to explore their creativity through the art of drama and movement.
Lowell's Boat Shop
A National Historic Landmark and working museum dedicated to preserving and perpetuating the art and craft of wooden boat building.
The Actors Studio
Great little theater~ convenient location~ adult acting classes
Custom House Maritime Museum
Explore the maritime history of Newburyport and its people through art, artifacts, and documents related to its role as an early American port, including the US Customhouse in which it resides!
