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Sunday, November 15

2pm

Blackbox Theatre

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Silent Centenarians:

The Adventures of Prince Achmed

$5

Celebrate the 100th birthday of the first feature length animated film still in existence Lotte Reiniger’s The Adventures of Prince Achmed.

Silent Centenarians is a series curated to celebrate 3 classic silent films turning 100 with brand new live improvised piano scores. Our second film of the series, The Adventures of Prince Achmed, is a masterpiece. Lotte Reiniger pioneered use of silhouette cutout animation, multiplane camera techniques, and her film is a rare example of a silent film in vibrant color with each and every frame hand tinted. The film is accompanied by improvisational pianist Devereux Geiger.

Presented as part of the Monthly Music Series at The Bower: This new series welcomes audiences into Beverly’s new creative hub, The Bower, for intimate concerts celebrating the wide variety of talent in our region. Concerts showcase all genres, including jazz, rock, classical, folk, and more. Supported in part by the Essex County Community Foundation, concerts invite audiences to explore the arts and creative culture of Downtown Beverly.


Tuesday, November 17

7:15pm

Blackbox Theatre

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

The Seventh Victim

$15 gen
$8 student/senior
Free MCA students

The Seventh Victim — 1943, 71 min, Mark Robson. After young Mary Gibson discovers that her older sister Jacqueline has disappeared, she leaves her boarding school and heads to New York City to track down her sibling. But Mary gets drawn deeper into the mystery.

With special guest Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling and award-winning author.

Cinema at The Bower is a new program that invites the community to experience the artistry of film through the lens of bold visionaries, rich themes, and historical context in a brand new black box cinema. Curated and presented by Kay Lynch, founder of Salem Horror Fest and film lecturer at Coolidge Corner Theatre.


Saturday, November 21

11am – 5pm

The Underground

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

iCON Art Fest

Free annual art convention.


Tuesday, November 24

7:15pm

Blackbox Theatre

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Corridor of Mirrors

$15 gen
$8 student/senior
Free MCA students

Corridor of Mirrors — 1948, 96 min, Terence Young. A man falls in love with a beautiful young woman and begins to suspect that he may have also loved her in a previous life.

With special guest Courtney Brooke, Fine Art Photographer known as Light Witch.

Cinema at The Bower is a new program that invites the community to experience the artistry of film through the lens of bold visionaries, rich themes, and historical context in a brand new black box cinema. Curated and presented by Kay Lynch, founder of Salem Horror Fest and film lecturer at Coolidge Corner Theatre.


Saturday, November 28

2pm

Blackbox Theatre

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Batman: The Film Noir Edition

$15 gen
$8 student/senior
Free MCA students

Batman: The Film Noir Edition — Tim Burton (fan edit by Midnight Ghost). Having witnessed his parents’ brutal murder as a child, millionaire philanthropist Bruce Wayne fights crime in Gotham City disguised as Batman, a costumed hero who strikes fear into the hearts of villains. But when a deformed madman known as ‘The Joker’ seizes control of Gotham’s criminal underworld, Batman must face his most ruthless nemesis ever while protecting both his identity and his love interest, reporter Vicki Vale. * This program is a black-and-white fan edit re-envisioned in the style of a 1940’s film noir. PG-13.

Cinema at The Bower is a new program that invites the community to experience the artistry of film through the lens of bold visionaries, rich themes, and historical context in a brand new black box cinema. Curated and presented by Kay Lynch, founder of Salem Horror Fest and film lecturer at Coolidge Corner Theatre.



Wednesday, December 2

7pm

Blackbox Theater

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Live Music

Cold Chocolate

A genre-bending Americana band that fuses folk, funk and bluegrass to create a unique sound all their own.

Led by Ethan Robbins (vocals/guitar/mandolin) and Ariel Bernstein (vocals/percussion/banjo), the Boston-based duo released their sixth full-length album in the winter of 2026.



Saturday, December 5

7pm

Blackbox Theatre

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Stand-Up Comedy

Annie’s Laugh-Palooza

$10 suggested, pay what you will

Come laugh out loud at Annie’s Laugh-Palooza! Join us December 5 at The Bower for a night of big laughs and local comedic brilliance, curated and hosted by Beverly-based comedian, artist, and writer Annie Pofcher. Featuring an all-star lineup of local comedic luminaries, including Winnie Wilson Rennie, Patty Punch, and Danny Gill, this is one showcase you won’t want to miss.



Friday, December 11

4pm – 8pm

The Underground

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Holiday Shopping

Downtown Beverly Holiday Stroll Market

Brought to you by Beverly Main Streets


Sunday, December 13

2pm

Blackbox Theatre

The Bower, 248 Cabot Street, Beverly

Silent Centenarians:

Buster Keaton’s The General

$17.85+

Celebrate 100 years of one of Buster Keaton’s last independent silent films with a brand new live piano score by Devereux Geiger.

Silent Centenarians is a series curated to celebrate 3 classic silent films turning 100 with brand new live improvised piano scores. Our last film of the series is Buster Keaton’s The General, which is considered to be one of the greatest films of all time. The massive budget and irresponsible use of train stunts are truly something no sane film studio or union would ever allow, so make sure you don’t miss the film that made Buster Keaton sign away his creative to MGM forever. Presented with live improvised piano scoring by Devereux Geiger.