Northshore Magazine (Digital)

For 20 years, Northshore magazine’s experienced editors, creatives, writers, and photographers have captured the region with its award-winning prose and design. The magazine offers sophisticated service journalism coupled with stunning photography. We report on desirable towns and neighborhoods, places to hike and bike along the coast, which doctors are first-rate, and which restaurants, shops, spas, salons, and services are the Best of the North Shore.

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New Outpost • LaRosa’s, a favorite Andover eatery, comes to Newburyport.

Pub Pies • Savory and satifying, the hearty meal-in-one served at the James Pub & Provisions are a welcome addition to fall on the North Shore.

Desirable Location • Andover offers exeptional housing stock, great schools, a beautiful and walkable downtown.

Perfect Provisions • A new concept in curated culinary items comes to Salem.

Local Buzz • The Hive brings fresh floral designs to Newburyport.

Look Sharp • Men’s accessories for this fall.

Finishing Touch • Local boutiques offer the perfect accessories to add to your fall wardrobe.

September Events • Things to Do North of Boston in September 2025

PEM Making History • 200 years of American Art comes to the Peabody Essex Museum

A Book of Common Flowers

Life with Anna Rossi • The Emmy-award winning chef/TV personality brings her lifestyle expertise and culinary storytelling to a new TV series on Boston 25.

Green House • A developer takes an old lot in Newburyport and transforms it for sustainable living.

Home from School • The Beverly Village for Living and the Arts opens in a repurposed middle school.

Honoring an Artist • Fish City Studios celebrates Jon Sarkin.

NORTH SHORE neighborhoods • A LOOK AT 8 DISTINCT PLACES TO LIVE ON THE NORTH SHORE

Glass Works • The North Shore Glass School offers a tutorial in this fragile art form.

Building COMMUNITY • Essex County Habitat for Humanity celebrates 40 years of creating affordable housing opportunities on the North Shore.

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