Events in Essex County today

Set out on a meaningful getaway with a group of like-minded women in Salem, Massachusetts. Explore the legacy of the Salem Witch Trials through guided tours and hands-on historical discovery. Balance the journey with mindful reflection and revitalizing yoga sessions. Learn from knowledgeable practitioners about modern witchcraft, its practices, and its guiding principles. Close out each day by tasting witches' brew and enjoying time to connect with fellow travelers. Space is limited.

This afterschool chess club invites students ages 7 to 11 to practice by playing each other in a quiet, focused setting. Online registration is required.

Kids of all ages are welcome in the Killam Children’s Room for a relaxed crafting session where they can create a seasonal project to bring home. Caregivers can participate as children practice simple steps and build early literacy skills such as sequencing and coordination. No sign-up is needed.

Take a longer, after-hours look at Beauport, Henry Davis Sleeper’s summer retreat with a behind-the-scenes tour timed to sunset over Gloucester Harbor. Explore spaces not included on the standard route while guides point out favorite objects and share stories about Sleeper, his friends, and the staff. Plan for roughly three hours, with a brief terrace break if the weather allows. Pricing is $30 for HNE members and $50 for nonmembers. Regular one-hour tours are also available that day.

Hosted by Leah M. Hill, this welcoming class offers a guided exploration of angelic guidance and practical ways to build an ongoing relationship with your spiritual support team. Discover how to recognize messages from angels, strengthen your intuition, and invite their presence into daily life for clarity, healing, and protection. The session covers who angels are and the ways they communicate, approaches for connecting through intention, prayer, and energy, and the signs and symbols that often carry guidance. You will receive tools to call in support for healing, decision making, and spiritual growth while developing greater trust in your inner knowing. Participants leave feeling uplifted, protected, and deeply supported, ready to move forward with more confidence and connection. No experience is required, just bring an open heart and your curiosity. The angels are always near, and this experience shows how to listen.

Whether you like to walk or run, every pace and experience level is welcome. The focus is simple... get moving and build community, with prizes available just for showing up. Newcomers can count on a friendly runner to guide the route and match your speed so you feel comfortable from the start.

This 55 minute guided tour at Hammond Castle Museum explores the Hammonds' fascination with the supernatural. It examines John Hays Hammond Jr.'s efforts to communicate with spirits using a Faraday cage and highlights Irene Fenton Hammond's substantial astrology writings released under a concealed pen name. The museum's Gothic-style halls and the glow of portable electronic lanterns shape an evening ambiance throughout the visit. It is a distinctive seasonal option for those marking the Halloween season on the North Shore.

At Gametime Northshore Mall, Music Bingo with Pink Pony Bar Games features familiar songs, card-marking play, and chances to win prizes and gift cards. Attendees can enjoy food and drinks with friends during a fun night of music and games.

Explore the presence and support of the Archangels in a warm, introductory workshop led by Leah M. Hill, a transformational energy healer, intuitive medium, and sacred guide. Learn who the primary Archangels are, what each one is known for, and how to sense their distinct energies. The session covers practical ways to invite angelic help for protection, healing, clarity, creativity, and everyday guidance. Participants will be guided through meditations to attune to these frequencies and will receive simple prayers, tools, and rituals to continue the connection at home. Expect to leave with a deeper bond to the Archangels and your own spiritual team, along with greater trust in your inner wisdom. This experience welcomes both newcomers and those wishing to deepen an existing relationship with specific Archangels. No prior experience is needed, and a spirit of curiosity and openness is all that is requested.

Gulu-Gulu Café & Bar hosts an open mic that welcomes musicians and listeners of all ages. Expect live music, creative expression, and the occasional surprise in a relaxed setting. Signups take place before the performances begin, and there is no cover charge. This gathering is dedicated to music and is not a comedy open mic.

Designed for new and expecting parents, this Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Budget for Baby® Workshop focuses on planning for the costs that come with welcoming a child. Expect guidance on how a growing family can affect your finances, practical budgeting tools and spending strategies, and information about local resources available to military families, along with opportunities to connect with other parents. Offered at Main Base, CEC Bldg. 155, Classrooms F&G, with options to attend in person or virtually depending on availability. Participants may receive helpful baby related gifts and materials while supplies last.

Now in its second year, the Cure for Caelan Golf Tournament returns to Bradford Country Club. Golfers come together for friendly competition and camaraderie on the course, with the event centered around the Cure for Caelan namesake.

Abbot Public Library hosts a relaxed coffee and tea gathering where visitors can unwind, browse for a new book, chat with neighbors, try a community puzzle, or simply enjoy a quiet setting. Complimentary Atomic Coffee, brewed locally by Marblehead’s Blue Canoe Cafe, is available along with add-ins and a selection of teas. Guests are encouraged to bring their own reusable mug. There is no fee and no registration required, and walk-ins are welcome. Presented with support from the Friends of Abbot Public Library.

On Fridays, the farmers market returns to the front lawn. All farmers accept SNAP EBT and food stamps, along with debit, credit and cash. GWL market coupons, WIC and senior farmers market coupons are also accepted. Interested vendors should contact Groundwork Lawrence.

This drop-in art session in Create Space Studios invites participants to craft a tiny decorative broom that captures the playful spirit of Halloween, using materials like twigs, dried grasses, and other seasonal natural elements. Admission covers the activity. It is part of the in-person Drop-in Art Making program. Friday sessions are recommended for ages 10 and up, while weekend and holiday offerings are designed for ages 4 and up. All activities are created and led by PEM art educators.

Ipswich Illumination returns with an expanded celebration that unfolds over two weekends at multiple spots around town. The first weekend centers on Top of Town Hill, the second highlights the Takeout Terrace, and everything culminates with closing ceremonies at Pavilion Beach. Expect a lively mix of lights, music, art, and strong community spirit. Local food trucks will be serving throughout the festivities, with area vendors offering beer, wine, and mead to complement the experience. Traffic and parking changes are planned around Town Hill during the first weekend. Some periods will feature soft closures that still allow residents within the area to access their homes under the guidance of public safety personnel and posted signs. One period is designated as a hard closure with no through traffic. Review maps that outline closure and no‑parking zones, follow on-site directions, and allow extra time for travel.

At The Yoga Loft, certified psychic mediums Gurdeep Bhogal and Adrienne O'Keefe lead a group demonstration of mediumship in a circle. They create a sacred atmosphere, connect with participants at the soul level, and link with companions and loved ones in Spirit. Working with the highest intention, they offer guidance, evidential details, and messages from Spirit. This experience welcomes both newcomers and those familiar with the mediumistic arts. It is intended to be informative and healing, and not everyone will receive an individual reading. All psychic, intuitive, and mediumship insights are subject to each person’s own interpretation and do not constitute legal, psychological, medical, business, personal, or financial advice. Every participant remains responsible for their own choices and actions. Seating is provided on yoga props, and comfortable clothing is recommended.

This monthly practice circle offers a relaxed, supportive setting to develop intuition and mediumship. Sessions unfold organically with group conversation about spiritual and intuitive themes, hands-on exercises and playful activities to strengthen perception, and chances to explore divination tools such as tarot or oracle cards. Each gathering is unique while building on shared progress from previous months, and participants can share insights in a welcoming, nonjudgmental environment. All experience levels are welcome, with returning attendees deepening their abilities alongside newcomers. Attendance is limited to 12 to keep the experience close-knit and focused. Advance registration is required, and booking is online only. The session runs for two hours, and the cost is $22.22 per person. As the community grows, additional opportunities for deeper or more advanced exploration may be introduced, with this circle remaining the foundation.

Magic Night at Cape Ann Packs features a Magic the Gathering Commander Night. Prizes are available every week.

Radioactive takes the stage at Muddy Waters Irish Pub in Methuen, offering lively music alongside food from the pub.

Start the weekend with a full hour dedicated to your own well being in a candlelit restorative yoga session with Sherida “Rara”. This gentle experience weaves together fully supported poses, calming breathwork, aromatic essential oils, and soft hands-on assistance. Cozy props such as bolsters, blankets, and blocks help your body release tension and settle into stillness. Beautiful handmade Prism Wheel® Crystal Wheels are thoughtfully integrated to encourage you to slow down, turn inward, and connect with what you wish to nurture, let go of, or restore. Give yourself space to absorb soothing energy, reconnect with your body, and honor whatever you need in this moment. There is no pressure, no rushing, and no agenda... rest deeply, breathe with ease, receive support, and reset.

Villains, a tribute to Queens of the Stone Age, teams up with Falling To Pieces, New England’s tribute to Faith No More, for a night of high energy desert rock and alt metal at Rapscallion Music Hall in Lawrence, MA. Expect deep cuts and fan favorite singles, with faithful takes on the riffs, grooves, and vocal fireworks that built both bands’ cult followings. The performance happens up close in a 200 person room made for loud live music. Brick oven pizza and craft beer are available downstairs, then the Music Hall hosts a full length double tribute set that suits longtime devotees and curious rock listeners alike.

Neko Case offers an evening of indie folk shaped by a commanding voice, lyrical storytelling, and finely wrought melodies. Each song is steeped in feeling and craft, creating a close and memorable atmosphere. Heartfelt performances and enduring songwriting sit at the center of this concert experience.

At Blue Ocean Music Hall, DDXS celebrates the music of Duran Duran and INXS, channeling the vibe of the 80s and 90s with tight arrangements and standout vocals. The show brings together hits from both catalogs in one set, featuring favorites like Need You Tonight, Never Tear Us Apart, New Sensation, Rio, and Hungry Like the Wolf. It offers a high-energy tribute that lets fans relive these classics performed live with care and excitement.

Experience live music at The Goat Newburyport.

Enjoy a weekly dose of comedy at Garcon SuperSlice Pizza Pie Parlor in Salem. Drop in for a relaxed evening of laughs paired with pizza.

The Beyond Walls team leads an engaging walk through downtown Lynn, showcasing building scale murals from a collection of more than 100 works by local, regional, national, and international artists. Guides share insight into symbolism, culture, identity, techniques, and behind the scenes stories connected to many of the pieces. The route begins at the Beyond Walls headquarters and loops through the walkable downtown. Tours last about an hour and typically cover 20 to 30 murals. Comfortable shoes, water, and sun protection are recommended. The headquarters is close to the Lynn Interim MBTA Commuter Rail stop and within walking distance of the Lynn Ferry, and free street parking is available. Tickets are $15.

A community paper shredding event hosted by the City of Lynn features a mobile shredding truck on site. It is free and limited to paper only. Cardboard, plastic, and metal will not be accepted. Participation is restricted to Lynn residents. The event is held at the Department of Public Works.

This family friendly Halloween craft fair and trick or treat event takes place at the American Legion in Beverly, Massachusetts. More than 15 local vendors will be on site along with raffles and giveaways, activities for children, character encounters, trick or treating, and food vendors, creating a festive experience for all ages. Prizes will be awarded for standout spooky costumes. Families must preregister by scanning the QR code on the event flyer and completing the form. Space is limited and once capacity is reached additional families cannot be accepted. Vendor opportunities are available.

Mossy Paws Rare Plants sets up a booth at Salem Common as part of the Haunted Happenings Marketplace, offering rare tropical houseplants and a touch of humor. Visitors are welcome to admire the collection and gently touch the leaves, and it is playfully suggested not to leave with only one plant. Even ghosts receive a friendly welcome, since they need no watering. A personal note adds to the occasion, as Mike and Rick became engaged in Salem 14 years ago and are returning to the scene, with any questions about the wedding redirected to the Calatheas. The message is simple. A plant is a commitment, much like an engagement, so remember to water. Visitors can browse the booth and enjoy time exploring Salem.

Explore nearly four centuries of history at one of the oldest churches in the country, founded in 1629 by Puritan settlers, on a self-guided tour featuring information stations and artifacts from the church archives. Encounter stories of parishioners Rebecca Nurse and Giles Corey, accused church members who lost their lives during the hysteria, and learn about a minister remembered for unsettling words spoken at an execution. See treasured stained glass windows, find surprising ties to the classic board game Monopoly, and take a seat in the historic meeting house where Nathaniel Hawthorne once sat. Volunteer docents will be available to welcome visitors and answer questions. Children are welcome with their parents. The building is accessible for those with mobility needs, but there are no restroom facilities. This tour supports the church as a fundraiser. Advance booking is recommended, and a $10 cash contribution at the door is appreciated. Tours are offered on weekends from August through October.

A welcoming practice circle led by Leah M. Hill offers a hands-on space to develop intuition and mediumship in community. Through guided exercises and gentle structure, participants strengthen their inner guidance, build confidence in their gifts, and deepen their relationship with Spirit. The group explores different ways messages may come through, including feeling, seeing, hearing, and knowing, while practicing techniques in a supportive setting. Participants share insights with one another to expand understanding and receive compassionate feedback. The atmosphere is heart-centered and free of judgment, encouraging curiosity and respect. All experience levels are welcome, and an open mind and willingness to practice are the only requirements.

Explore eerie art and festive finds at a Halloween pop-up in Salem, MA. A handpicked group of local artists, makers, and small businesses will offer original artwork, handmade goods, accessories, and more, creating a chance to support the creative community while browsing unique pieces. The vendor roster is intentionally small and curated, and the event is ADA accessible.

Module 2, Session 3 centers on on-demand printing within a continuing Typographic History Master Class led by Museum of Printing President Frank Romano. Presented as part of The Romano Typographic History Project, the program is organized into two modules with ten 90-minute lectures that trace pivotal advances in typographic technology. Held across multiple Saturday sessions, this installment examines where on-demand printing fits in the larger narrative of type and printing.

This event features Craig performing an acoustic set at North End Boat Club in Newburyport.

Experience an evening of sacred sound at Apollo Sunrise Center in Newburyport, a holistic wellness and spiritual retreat space that hosts energy healing, intuitive readings, guided meditations, Reiki, transformational hypnosis, workshops, retreats, and community gatherings. Nada Brahma Kirtan offers devotional call and response chanting that blends music and meditation, often described as Bhakti Yoga or Nada Yoga, with roots in Eastern Indian and Buddhist traditions. The practice invites participants to echo simple mantras with a lead singer, building a resonant vibration that can quiet the mind and open inner energy pathways. No prior experience is required and people of all spiritual backgrounds are welcome. The band is a three member ensemble founded in 2018 by Kāmpa Vashi Deva and Lisa Kawski with origins on the North Shore and to the west of Boston. Kāmpa lends lead vocals along with harmonium, mridangam, slaptop cajon and kartals, while Lisa adds lead vocals, harmonium, an indigenous drum and kartals. Steve Sherman contributes tablas, lead vocals, chimes and additional rhythms, and special guest musician Paul Bourgelais enriches the sound with sitar, bass and acoustic guitar. Tickets are $30 in advance online and $35 at the door. A free parking lot is available.

Emily Wilson appears at Off Cabot. The New York-based comedian, actress, and writer created the debut special Fixed: How I Got Rejected by Reality TV, which was covered by the New York Times and amassed millions of organic views on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. She hosts the sold-out weekly show Tuesdays at the Red Room in the East Village, tours with Please Don’t Destroy as a featured performer, and was the sole American nominee for the Best Newcomer award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2022. She is slated to perform at Moontower Comedy Festival 2026 in Austin, Texas.

Boxty showcases a distinct mix of Irish and American songs and tunes, complemented by energetic original pieces rooted in both traditions. The group is known to attract a crowd.

The Sea Wych Salem hosts a hands-on workshop where participants explore the history and folklore of the witch ball, then craft a personalized one intended to safeguard a space, invite joy, clear negativity, or serve as a beautiful keepsake. Each piece is infused with ocean elements to amplify its purpose, and everyone departs with a one-of-a-kind creation. Walk-ins are not accepted. Tickets must be purchased by noon on the day before the workshop, either online or in-shop, because toppers and kits are prepared specifically for this session and sales close at that time. General Admission is $65 per person plus a $1.63 processing fee and includes all supplies and materials, crystal-adorned toppers made by The Sea Wych Salem, a concise overview of witch ball history, a guided meditation with a short ritual for setting intentions, and an introduction to using herbs, sea vegetation, and color principles in sea witchcraft. Attendees may also shop privately before or after the workshop and receive a 10% discount on all store items. The General Admission plus Ritual Kit option is $85 per person plus a $2.13 processing fee and adds a complete ritual kit, typically a $40 value. Kits are sourced, foraged, and assembled by The Sea Wych Salem and include a shell, a crystal, a chime candle aligned with the ritual, herbs, salt, and sea vegetation specific to the working, as well as sea glass, an abalone chip, charms, and a written ritual by The Sea Wych Salem. A kit can be selected during checkout, or a custom focus can be requested by choosing Other and noting details in the comments.

John Britton teams up with Chris Hawk of Radioactive for a live performance at The Dolphin at Salisbury Beach. The venue is a restaurant that features live music.

Ellis Paul returns to the New Moon Coffeehouse stage at the Universalist Unitarian Church. Known for songwriting that intertwines personal stories with the issues of the day, he has earned numerous acoustic music awards and his songs have been featured in several major films. Influenced by Woodie Guthrie and supported early on by Bill Morrisey, he first appeared at New Moon in 1995 while still holding a day job, and his career has grown steadily since. Admission is $30, with a $10 price for attendees 21 and under. Tickets can be reserved through the New Moon Coffeehouse website, and they are also available at the door for cash. Please bring cash for tickets and for extras such as desserts and artist merchandise.

Presented by Carmen Iuvara, Into the Floyd performs a live tribute to Pink Floyd in an easygoing, immersive atmosphere. This in-person concert welcomes longtime listeners as well as those new to classic rock, bringing fans together to experience the band’s signature sound and share the music with a like-minded crowd.

Spend a day exploring Salem at your own pace, also known as Witch City, with its storied past and eerie charm. Suggested stops include the Salem Witch Museum, Salem Witch Village, the Salem Wax Museum, the House of Seven Gables, and the Peabody Essex Museum, plus the waterfront shops and dining at Pickering Wharf. Admission to suggested attractions is not included. The cost is $93 per person and covers roundtrip motorcoach transportation, free time, an escort, and all taxes and gratuities. Reservations are nonrefundable.

Experience a USATF-certified half marathon that follows Cape Ann’s coastline. A tradition since 1933, this road race ranks among the oldest in the country and is known for its scenic course. The route circles the cape through Gloucester and Rockport, offering views of beaches, harbors, and coves.

Ease into the season with a 4 Seasons Qigong class centered on the Autumn Set, a sequence intended to support the shift from summer to fall with extra attention to the lungs. The session includes both the All Seasons Set and the Autumn Set. This approach is a form of medical qigong that combines mindful breathing with coordinated movement to promote overall health. The first class is free. Three sessions are available, and participants may attend any or all. Please keep outdoor shoes off the training floor. Practice in bare feet, socks, or dedicated indoor shoes, and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Bringing a water bottle is recommended.

Explore the storied landscape of Dogtown on Cape Ann during a guided walk that traces the old roads of an early settlement once at the heart of Gloucester. Hear about the people who lived and worked here for nearly 150 years, how the place got its name, why residents moved on, and what has changed in the two centuries since the last house disappeared. Along the way, take in stone walls, cellar holes, and vistas that have long suggested witches and widows, an ill-fated bullfighter, pastures, picnics, blueberries, and a sea of rocks. Learn how writers and artists drew inspiration from this terrain, discover the reservoirs created here, and encounter several of the famed word-inscribed boulders that reflect the legacy of entrepreneur and philanthropist Roger Babson (1875-1967). The route covers nearly three miles in about two hours on generally easy but uneven trails with rocks, roots, and gentle hills. Wear trail-ready clothing and closed-toe shoes, and consider bringing walking poles. Bring water and insect repellent, as they are not provided. This experience is not recommended for those with mobility concerns. The tour takes place at Babson Boulder Parking. Tickets are $10 for CAM members and $20 for non-members, and advance registration is required.

Celebrate Patriots football at a viewing party where fans can watch the game together. Free food will be provided during the game, and wearing a Patriots shirt makes you eligible for a promotion.

Explore the craft of crystal pointed antler wands in a fully hands-on course that blends the earthy character of naturally shed deer antlers with the focused qualities of quartz and other gemstones. The session centers on both strength and visual harmony, guiding you through choosing a shed, preparing the bone, and securely setting a crystal tip with a mix of time-honored and contemporary bonding methods. Learn how antler anatomy informs selection and preparation, including cleaning, sanding, and shaping the burr or tine to create a reliable foundation. Discover how crystal geometry, weight, and form influence balance in the hand, then refine the junction between bone and stone using sculpting adhesives, bails, epoxy clays, or decorative soldering. Personalize your piece with finishing touches such as copper filigree, leather wraps, or inset accent stones. All specialized materials and tools are provided, including sustainably sourced antler sheds, natural crystal points like clear quartz, amethyst, and smoky quartz, precision rotary carving tools, varied grits of sandpaper, professional-grade bonding agents, and natural oils and waxes for preservation. Expect a tactile, technique-focused experience working directly with carving tools and organic materials. By the end, you will complete a wand with intentional balance and gain practical care guidance to help it endure. Only naturally shed antlers are used, and no animals are harmed, with materials gathered after the annual shedding cycle.

Sunday Funday at Brodie’s Seaport brings a lively blues session as One Dime Band, featuring Jeff Majeau on bass, teams up with Chris Fitz and Steve Peabody for high-energy jams and a fun atmosphere.

The Sea Wych Salem presents a hands-on workshop in Witch City that blends lore, history, and creative practice around the traditional witch ball. Participants learn the story behind this protective charm, then craft a personalized witch ball charged with ocean elements, setting intentions for home or workspace such as welcoming joy, banishing negativity, or creating a beautiful keepsake to display. Advance purchase is required. There are no walk-ins. Tickets must be purchased by noon on the day before the workshop, and sales close at that time. Tickets are available online or in shop. General Admission is 65 dollars per person plus a 1.63 dollar processing fee and includes all materials and supplies, crystal adorned toppers crafted by The Sea Wych Salem, a brief history segment, a guided meditation and short intention-setting ritual, an introduction to using herbs, sea vegetation, and color theory in sea witchcraft, and the opportunity to shop privately before or after the workshop with a 10 percent discount on store items. General Admission plus Ritual Kit is 85 dollars per person plus a 2.13 dollar processing fee and adds a complete ritual kit valued at 40 dollars. Each kit is sourced, foraged, and assembled by The Sea Wych Salem and typically includes a shell, crystal, and chime candle appropriate to the ritual, herbs, salt, and sea vegetation selected for the purpose, sea glass, an abalone chip, charms, and a written ritual by The Sea Wych Salem. Kit selection is made at checkout, with an option to request a custom focus by choosing Other and adding notes in the comments.

Experience Jewish campfire tales beside a cozy fire pit in a newly enclosed pergola. Families and friends can share stories, connect, and enjoy food and drinks. Admission is $10 per adult, $5 per child, with a $20 family maximum.

An all day Stranger Things themed celebration features specialty cocktails and mocktails, immersive decor, and music that captures the show’s vibe. Attendees who dress in theme receive a complimentary goodie bag at checkout. A costume contest will be held, and a cash prize will be awarded to the winner. To participate in the contest, wear a Stranger Things inspired outfit. No ticket is required.

This class at Riverside Church welcomes women at any fitness level. Attendees can come with a friend, and a $2 donation is requested for each class.

Poets and other creative voices find a welcoming home at this recurring open mic at the Neal Rantoul Vault Theatre. The evening centers on community, originality, and mutual support, inviting rappers, singers, poets, musicians, comedians, and storytellers to share new pieces or step up for a first performance. Hosted by Michelle La Poetica with support from the Lynn Music Foundation, it brings together emerging and seasoned artists from Lynn and the North Shore to build connections and grow their craft. The program features a Soul Writers creative writing workshop, a Light House Stories guest conversation, and an international open mic, creating a full night that moves from reflection to dialogue to the stage.

Settle in at The Pickled Onion for a creative paint night centered on a Halloween scene with a black cat and a jack o lantern. Enjoy the $10 burger and beverage special while you paint, and make it a relaxed evening with friends.

Expect an upbeat night of music, laughter, and good-natured competition at The Spot. Musical Bingo adds a playful twist to the classic game by swapping numbers for songs.

Discover the seaside castle residence of 20th century inventor John Hays Hammond Jr., now a museum dedicated to sharing ancient architectural art with the Gloucester community. Through Gloucester Gratis Days, Gloucester residents receive complimentary self-guided admission during the regular tour season and during the museum-wide holiday exhibition, Deck the Halls. Proof of residency is required at check-in for each reservation. Advance registration is suggested but not required, and sign-ups can also be completed in the Museum Shop upon arrival.

Don't Think Twice returns to Newburyport Brewing Company for a relaxed night featuring music, an upbeat atmosphere, good company, and chilled beer.

A long-running Northshore trivia tradition unfolds at The Peddlers Daughter, an Irish pub named Best Irish Pub by Northshore Magazine. Food and drink specials are available, and first place receives a Peddlers gift card. Lively questions and warm Irish hospitality set the tone from start to finish.