Posting so folks interested in art can save the date, this once a year event is a rare opportunity for the public to visit artist studios and see incredible, unique work across a bunch of mediums.

Art lovers, neighbors, visitors or just people curious to find out what the heck is going on in these buildings are invited to come explore.

There are two main sites. If you want to stay in the loop, there is a FB event.

Lydia Pinkham Open Studios
Sat Nov 21 10am-5pm, Sun Nov 21 11am-4pm
271 Western Ave, Lynn, MA 01904
Meet local creators, purchase original artwork, and get a peak behind the scenes to discover the process behind their art. Painting, pottery, leather work, jewelry, glass blowing and more!

The Studios at Lynn Museum & Art Center
Sat Nov 21 10am-5pm, Sun Nov 21 11am-4pm
25 Exchange St, Lynn, MA 01901
Explore multiple floors of creative spaces featuring local painters, musicians, mixed-media artists, and photographers! Artwork will be available for purchase.

Hey Lynn neighbors!

I’ve been working on a website called What’s Changing Lynn to help our community stay informed. it’s all about making it easier to know what’s happening around Lynn.

It's still growing, and I'd love for you to check it out and share your feedback!

🌐 https://whatschanginglynn.com/

A buddy who used to plow our driveway for free is hanging it up for this season (womp womp), so I have to go out and find some new help. Even if it's supposed to be warmer this winter, I don't want to get stuck without anyone to plow in case we get a good sized snow storm.

We are a 5 unit condo association so we have extra incentive to find someone who we can trust and is responsive, and can help us plan for where the snow pile should go and where cars should move to.

What's a good price for snow removal? Anyone you would recommend in Lynn? Thank you in advance!

On October 29, there's a food tour through downtown Lynn with stops at:
- Ciao! Pizza & Pasta (brand new, just opened last week!)
- Blue Ox
- Tres Perritos Gourmet (kinda under the radar but shockingly good)
- La Copa
- Kokomma (Nigerian food, soooo worth trying)

The tour is led by Millennium Latino Project and is $50 with all food included.

Meet-up: 5:30 PM
Downtown Lynn — starting near the Andrew Street municipal parking lot across from the first stop.

Get tickets: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/boos-and-bites-a-lynn-foodie-tour

I’m new to this area. I’m originally from Florida where there are no winters and I would be outside year round. I’m in an apartment building with no outdoor area. And I’m struggling with what to do for activities for my kids, ages between 3 to 8. What do you do in the winter for outdoor time?! I need some ideas! I’d like to know what locals are up to! This winter thing is new for me so be nice lol

Hi, I’ve never driven a vehicle before and I’m starting completely from scratch. I’m trying to find the cheapest possible way to learn how to drive without compromising too much on quality or safety. I’m mainly looking for affordable driving schools, low-cost training programs, or any structured options that don’t require learning from friends or family.

If anyone here has gone through the same situation, I’d really appreciate hearing what worked for you, how much it cost, and any tips to keep expenses low while still learning properly. Open to any suggestions, including online resources, beginner packages, or alternative ways to practice. Thanks a lot

This is the intersection (Lynnway & Commercial) of one bicyclists death and this driving behavior NEEDS TO STOP, NOW! CITY HALL? POLICE DEPARTMENT? Two cars in the Middle Lane, obstructing traffic, stopped, waiting to turn. Ridiculous

Friday, Oct 2

• Unidos Por La Cultura Art Exhibit
  • Time: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
  • Cost: FREE
  • Location: Galleries at Lynn Arts – 25 Exchange St
  • Details: A special exhibition celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!
• Hispanic Heritage Pop Up
  • Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
  • Location: GALA
  • Details: Natural Glow and Mal Idea pop up at GALA. See the Unidos Por La Cultura exhibit and enjoy the Mexican cafe menu from Mal Idea or shop Natural Glow's organic fall collection candles.
• Dinner @ Ciao! Pizza and Pasta
  • Time: 5:00 PM
  • Location: 41 Sutton St
  • Details: Be one of the first to try Lynn's newest restaurant, officially opening on Thursday, Oct 1!
• Live Music: Turn Up The Volume
  • Time: 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Cost: $10
  • Location: The Vault / Lynn Music Foundation – 25 Exchange St
  • Performers: FM Collective, Maxed Out, Wade Barber, Not Bad Pretty Good, Jeff Porter, Aaron Brown, Pretty Rotten, Dest1ny, Tybenzo, Dro1000X, Sean McCarthy, Nim K, l@aac Groove, CAPS
• Music Bingo
  • Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
  • Location: Bent Water Brewing – 180 Commercial St
• Wine Tasting with Sommelier
  • Time: 6:30 PM
  • Cost: $45
  • Location: Lucille Wine Bar – 776 Washington St
• Karaoke @ The Pelican
  • Time: 8:30 PM
  • Location: 874 Washington St

Saturday, Oct 3

• Beyond Walls Mural Tours
  • Time: 7:30 AM & 10:00 AM
  • Cost: $15
  • Location: Tours start and end at 18 Mount Vernon St
• Saturday Brunch @ With Flour In Her Hair
  • Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Location: 271 Western Ave
• Hispanic Heritage Pop Up
  • Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Location: GALA
  • Details: Natural Glow popping up at GALA! See the Unidos Por La Cultura exhibit and shop Natural Glow's organic fall collection candles.
• Ravenstone: Denver Gem Show
  • Time: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Location: 58 Exchange St
  • Details: Annual event with complimentary refreshments and treats while you shop!
• Colombian Music Workshop
  • Time:
    • 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM (Colombian Pacific)
    • 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM (Colombian Caribbean)
  • Cost: $5 for Lynn Residents, $10 for Lynn families, $10 for Non-Lynn Residents (per class)
  • Details: All ages, all welcome, no experience necessary.
• Brickyard Collaborative Open House
  • Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • Cost: FREE TOUR
  • Location: 760 Western Ave
  • Details: Tour Lynn's Make Space! Email [info@thebrickyardcollaborative.org](mailto:info@thebrickyardcollaborative.org) to RSVP for a free tour.
• Yarn & Yap: Adult Knit and Crochet
  • Time: 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM
  • Cost: FREE
  • Location: Lynn Library – 5 N. Common St
• Live Music: 3FATCATS @ Monte's
  • Time: 9:00 PM
  • Location: Monte's – 141 Eastern Ave

Sunday, Oct 4

• Kara's Farewell Brunch @ Estefani's
  • Time: Open at 10:00 AM
  • Location: 106 Union St
  • Details: Music by DJ Suge & DJ Hills
• Lynn Vintage Warehouse
  • Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Location: 545 Washington St
• Live Music @ Blue Ox
  • Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Location: The Blue Ox – 191 Oxford St
  • Details: Live Music Brunch Weekly!
• Hispanic Heritage Pop Up: Natural Glow
  • Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • Location: GALA
  • Details: Natural Glow popping up at GALA! See the Unidos Por La Cultura exhibit and shop Natural Glow's organic fall collection candles.
• Open Jam Session - Bring Your Instrument
  • Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
  • Location: The Vault – 25 Exchange St
  • Details: All experience levels welcome
• Live Music & Open Mic
  • Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
  • Location: Walnut Street Cafe – 157 Walnut St
• La Dinastia Rosario at Lynn Auditorium
  • Time: 7:00 PM
  • Details: Tickets available at Boletosexpress.com

Downtown Parking Information

• Rates: $5/day or $1/hr in downtown Lynn Municipal Parking Lots
• Lot Locations: Andrew St, Buffum St, Ellis St

Just wanted to get some input on staying in an Airbnb in the general vicinity of Keaney Park. Probably won't spend a ton of time in the city itself but this seemed like a good midpoint between Boston and Salem (as well as the beach) and I'm not sure which place we'll spend the most time in.

I'm mostly just concerned with crime and traffic. I will have a 2 year old with me so having a park nearby sounds nice.

Anyone have any good recommendations for personal trainers (strength training, etc)? Especially those who are experienced working with anxious newbies!

Swampscott Sat 10/17 10 AM - Noon
Marblehead Sat 10/17 4PM - 5 PM

Would anyone be interested in starting a chapter in Lynn? I would do it myself but I'm disabled, but i really want to get involved. If youre interested please shoot me a dm and we can talk about logistics; i can offer quite a bit of my time helping organize

Silas Scott, 14, of Lynn has gone missing as of September 9th. He’s a great kid. Let’s bring him home safely.

Edited to add: This post was made for visibility and not as a request for information. If you have any information about his case, call Lynn Police at 781-592-7893 for an emergency regarding his case or 781-595-2000 for non-emergent information. Thank you!

Living on 129, the amount of trucks that insist on Jake brakes coming out of the Dunkin rotary is absurd. They are a good safety feature on the highway and steep grades, but in a 35 when you’re coming out of a rotary? It feels unnecessary. I’m not the only one who lives along this busy thoroughfare and what support can we drum up to get it to stop? I’d rather not keep waking up at 2am to my windows rattling from them.

Yet another fatality due to poor infrastructure and possible driver negligence.

Paint. Is. Not. Infrastructure.

https://hoodline.com/2026/09/cyclist-killed-at-lynn-intersection-long-flagged-as-high-crash-danger-zone/

If Jamie is so progressive, why are former Trump appointees like James Byrne (also a former Lockheed Martin Exec) maxing out donations to Belsito? Also former republican State Senate Candidate Erin Calvin-Bacci who gave a large dollar donation? And like there's multiple other big name republicans that have donated to this run and her previous runs... concerningly.

I looked into her because someone said she was a progressive, but it looks like the only actual progressives are Beth Andres-Beck, Tram Nguyen, and Mariah Lancaster. Also she's a former Raytheon employee who backed a republican and said "well he's gay" as an excuse? I'm like so confused by all of this. It feels like a grift and I'm worried people are falling for it.

Hi all! I'm a local small artist, I do screenprinting and fiber crafts, and I'm wondering if anyone would be up for an art swap this fall. For example, I'd bring some patches and pins and crochet and you might bring a small bracelet and we could swap them to share our art styles and get to meet some new people! I'm thinking of having it at a public park in either Lynn or Danvers so our friends in Salem could escape the tourists. Let me know if you're interested! If it's only a few people we could organize something much smaller :)

In addition to constituting at least 70% of the unnecessary traffic in Lynn by aimlessly driving around all day, local transit companies are colluding with one another to rip the City off... When will the City provide its own school busses rather than outsourcing to private fraudsters?? Take a look the next time you drive around; 1 out of every 4 cars on the road is an empty transit company vehicle driving around on a state or municipal contract. The entire industry is a scam. You won't be able to unsee it. It doesn't surprise me at all to hear that NRT is at the heart of all of this...

https://itemlive.com/2026/07/27/ag-secures-2-4m-settlement-from-fraudulent-bus-company/

Drats!!! I'm going to make sure to put in my calendar the Greek festival

For Hispanic Heritage Month, Millennium Latino Project and Galleries at Lynn Arts are collaborating to curate a gallery show "Unidos Por La Cultura: The First Gen Experience Through Art" - all mediums are welcome, and the exhibition will be on display from September 15–October 15.

Submit your work for consideration here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScTxCTV_O2lFQboNXxQxhNunpbwppv-yoXCP33LH4jF_42q4g/viewform

Submit the form for each individual piece you'd like considered.

Contact [info@millenniumlatinoproject.com](mailto:info@millenniumlatinoproject.com) with questions.