Encompassing 21 cities and towns north of Boston, Revolutionary Valley, formerly Merrimack Valley, is known for its prominent ties to American history, and its robust ethnic communities, cultural attractions and charming urban and rural landscapes.
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When the American Revolution erupted in June, 1775, the Irish and Scots-Irish living in New England quickly joined the colonial…
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The acclaimed Irish ensemble Solas is a headliner at the 2025 Lowell Folk Festival, taking place in the City of…
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The Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Visitor’s (GMV CVB) Bureau, one of the 16 designated tourism districts in the Commonwealth…
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As summer sun casts its warmth over the hills and mills of Greater Merrimack Valley, the region pulses with the…
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Irish and Celtic music and dance are popular throughout New England not just around St. Patrick’s Day but all year…
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New England comes alive each summer and fall with hundreds of performances by extraordinary musicians, singers, dancers and storytellers. The…
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During the centenary celebration of the Battle of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1875, the Town of Lexington honored…
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Just a half-hour drive from Boston lies the Merrimack Valley, a distinctive region in Massachusetts known for its natural beauty,…
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