This true story of real love crosses paths with unspeakable betrayal as Mollie Burkhart, a member of the Osage Nation, tries to save her community from a spree of murders fueled by oil and greed.

The Lakota people fight to reclaim their sacred land and protect it from government and corporate interests.

The vibrant community of the Merrimack Valley is set to come alive with the launch of a new monthly theatre event at the state-of-the-art Worden Theatre at NAHS’s community hub, the Stevens Center. Proudly presented by the North Andover Historical Society, this exciting program promises to captivate audiences with a series of thought-provoking and hilarious stories. Penned and directed by lifelong North Andover resident Robert E Kellan MD, eye surgeon, novelist, and playwright; the play readings will be staged in collaboration with the Acting Out Theatre Company of Lawrence, whose mission is to reward local talent with the opportunity to be part of the theatre experience.

NAHS and NACAM are proud to bring this Christmas classic to The Worden Theater.
Join us for this charming film about a mysterious train which brings children to visit Santa at The North Pole!

Join us before or after the Tree Lighting on the Common!
We will be showing multiple screenings throughout the day at:
2pm and 6:30pm.

The first government-sanctioned truth and reconciliation commission in the U.S. investigates the impact of Maine's child welfare practices on Native American communities.

In this lecture Mr. Green will highlight the interactions between the indigenous people of the Massachuset Nation and European traders, including The Great Dying, when 90% of the Massachuset Nation was decimated by plague. He will describe what was happening within the hierarchy of the bloodline Sac’hemship just prior to English colonization and introduce the audience to Nanepashemet and his wife, the Squaw Sac’hem, who were pivotal leaders in the early twilight of what was to become America.