From Your Business to Your Home The Ipswich Education Foundation presents a free community learning event, “Economics of Sustainability: From Your Business to Your Home.” Location: Gathr, 42 Market Street, Ipswich, MA, 01938 Date & Time: Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025, from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM Speakers: RSVP to info@ipswichedfoundation.org| Historic Ipswich
The Town of Ipswich, Massachusetts, is proud to present Ipswich Illumination 2025 with two weekends of revelry, October 17 - 19 and November 1 & 2.… Continue reading Ipswich Illumination Weekend 2, Nov. 1-2, 2025→| Historic Ipswich
You’re Invited to the Labor In Vain Challenge! Join the town of Ipswich for the annual Ipswich Illumination, a spectacular celebration of lights and art along the Ipswich River! The Labor In Vain Challenge:. Starting at Pavilion Beach on Little Neck, participants will paddle against the tidal current to the town wharf, testing their strength and endurance.… Continue reading Labor In Vain Challenge, Nov. 1, 2025→| Historic Ipswich
Circles, Lines, & Squares, Free family-friendly folk dance sampler with a mix of contras, squares, and circles at the Ipswich Town Hall Gym.| Historic Ipswich
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On June 10th, 1776, the men of Ipswich, in Town-meeting assembled, instructed their Representatives, that if the Continental Congress should for the safety of the said Colonies Declare them Independent of the Kingdom of Great Britain, they will solemnly engage with their lives and Fortunes to support them in the Measure.… Continue reading Ipswich and The American Revolution: The Revolutionary War→| Historic Ipswich
An Afternoon of Revolutionary Ipswich History at the Ipswich Museum and the Whipple House, 2:00 – 5:00 PM Schedule Town Historian Gordon Harris will be the Master of Ceremonies for four vignettes: 2:00 – 2:30 pm: Encore presentation of “Within These Walls” on the Heard House, Ipswich Museum grounds. For 200 years, a Georgian-style, timber-framed house… Continue reading “The Revolution Continues”, Sunday, October 19, 2025→| Historic Ipswich
In the late eighteenth century, Ipswich had 600 women and girls producing more than 40,000 yards of lace annually. Ipswich industrialists imported machines from England to mechanize and speed up th…| Historic Ipswich
Robert Day, the settler, was assigned a lot near High St., about where Bialek Park is now, not too far from the Old North Burying Ground. His wife is said to have been Hannah Pengry, the daughter o…| Historic Ipswich
The annual Ipswich Cultural Council’s Annual Art Show and Sale will be held in the Town Hall gymnasium at 25 Green Street, featuring paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, fabric art, and more.… Continue reading Ipswich Cultural Council Art Show, October 17–19, 2025→| Historic Ipswich
Images of Market Square in Ipswich from the past 300 years.| Historic Ipswich
