Northshore Magazine

Northshore magazine stands out as the leading upscale lifestyle publication for Massachusetts' North Shore, engaging over 157,500 readers through both print and digital formats with each issue. Released 10 times a year, Northshore strategically targets households valued at a minimum of $500,000 and with an income of at least $120,000, allowing our advertising partners to effectively reach their desired audience. Additional copies are made available at various retail locations, through our advertisers, at signature and community events, and on newsstands. With Northshore magazine, your message is positioned to connect with the right audience, helping to boost your market presence, enhance brand recognition, generate leads, attract customers to your business, and ultimately increase sales.

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Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution at historic Lexington’s 5-star Inn at Hastings Park

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Nancy Berry

Whether you are a history buff, foodie, or just love charming country inns, the Inn at Hastings Park should be on your list of must visits this April. Situated just steps from the Lexington Battle Green where the first clash of the American Revolution took place on April 19, 1775, the Inn at Hastings Park features luxurious accommodations that celebrate the town’s historic heritage and period architecture.
Inspired by the Boston Marathon? Six Fantastic North Shore Locations for a Run

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Danielle Evans-Cole

The Boston Marathon is not just a marker of spring in Massachusetts, but it is a highly inspirational event to watch. Athletes both professional and amateur all strive to make the 26.2 mile journey from Hopkinton to the finish line on Bolyston Street. Whether you are a beginner runner working on the motivation to lace up your sneakers and run a few miles or a seasoned marathoner, the North Shore provides many stunning locations to get outside and get going.
With President Brian Pellinen at the Helm Montserrat College of Art Embraces Technology and Opportunities for Experiential Learning

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Alexandra Wilson Pecci

Several years ago, Montserrat College of Art in Beverly opened its Digital Fabrication Studio, an incredible, hands-on space that not only teaches students how to use technologies like 3D scanning and printing, laser cutting and engraving, vinyl cutting, and CNC machining, but also gives them skills that extend far beyond the art world.
Haverhill's Damgeuda is a Highly Curated Immersion into Innovative South Korean Cuisine

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Hannah Selinger

On the coldest week of the year, I walked into the steamy-windowed Damgeuda, on Haverhill’s Washington Street. Loosely translated from Korean, damgeuda means to immerse. Other translations: to bathe; to steep; to pickle. Anyone even remotely familiar with the food of South Korea might find this term apt. The national dish of Korea is kimchi, a traditional banchan—or side dish—made from pickled Napa cabbage, or cucumber, or daikon radish.
Immersive Titanic Exhibit in Boston Gives The Opportunity To Explore the Fateful Journey

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Nancy Berry

Ever since falling in love with the fictitious story of Jack and Rose 28 years ago, the sinking of the Titanic on April 14, 1912, has both intrigued and haunted me. I’ve read countless articles and watched many documentaries over the years about the fateful maiden voyage—I even met underwater archaeologist Robert Ballard, noted for finding the Titanic wreckage, at the National Geographic offices in Washington, D.C..
North Shore Native Chef Chris Maxson Joins 1928 Beacon Hill as Their New Culinary Director

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Danielle Evans-Cole

Chef Chris Maxson, who was born and raised on the North Shore, recently joined the 1928 Beacon Hill restaurant in Boston as their Culinary Director. He brings deep local influences to his new position. “I believe dining should be transformative—a perfect harmony of exceptional ingredients, artful presentation, and genuine hospitality,” says Maxson.
Encore Boston Harbor's Seamark Seafood & Cocktails Celebrates Their One-Year Birthday By Giving Back

2 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Danielle Evans-Cole

Birthday celebrations are underway at Encore Boston Harbor. To mark their one-year milestone, Seamark Seafood & Cocktails, a seafood restaurant located inside the Everett luxury hotel and casino, is rolling out a month-long lineup of whimsical birthday-themed promotions designed to delight guests and give back to the community. “This first year at Seamark has been everything we hoped it would be — for the company and for me personally.
The Newburyport Retail Collective Cultivates Collaboration, Community, and Shopping Delights

2 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Danielle Evans-Cole

As you wander the streets of Downtown Newburyport taking in the sea salt laced air and balancing on cobblestone paths, you will meet shopkeepers with enthusiastic smiles and a passion for engaging with their customers. Last fall five of these store owners, Jen Perry owner of Illume Books, Debra Green owner of Greetings By Design, Valerie Stainton, owner of Valerie’s Gallery, Dianne Sirard owner of Soak & Shoreline, and Patrice Sweeney owner of The Wild Clover, came together with a common vision.
Live Entertainment Returns to Gloucester's The Cut With a Line-Up of Music and Comedy

2 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Danielle Evans-Cole

Get ready North Shore, The Cut in downtown Gloucester is back after a winter reorganization. If you are looking for a night out filled with live entertainment and creative food The Cut recently put on sale a list of new 21+ shows including music and comedy. Shows are already selling out in advance. Upcoming shows include, DJ Logic and Friends with G.
April Happenings on the North Shore

2 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Natalie Gale

Does that spring feeling in the air have you itching to get out of the house lately? Keep reading for some of our top arts and culture happenings this April north of Boston. You’ll find live shows at venues small and large, along with new art exhibits opening up at local museums like CAM and plenty of ways to keep the kids busy during April vacation week. Take advantage of all the North Shore has to offer this month with some of our favorite things to do.