Methuen Cultural Council

05/16/2026

05/02/2026

On April 15th, the Nevins Memorial Library hosted The Music Baseball Show with Howard Newman. In coordination with the Culture Council, the show presented baseball fun, facts, and history for all to enjoy!

05/02/2026

The Culture Council rubs elbows with the mayor.

05/02/2026

The Methuen High School Multicultural Fair! With the partnership of the Methuen Cultural Council, the students and teachers of the high school were able to put together an event that featured cultures from all over the world. The event presented the community with performances, visual displays, and cuisine from a backgrounds of all kinds!

04/28/2026

On April 21st, the Apple Jack Trio (Paul, Terry, and Michelle) performed at the Methuen Senior Center. Lots of dancing to classics like Da Do Ron Ron, Brown Eyed Girl, Blue Suede Shoes, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, and many more, brought smiles to every one who came to enjoy this free performance, funded by the Methuen Cultural Council.

04/08/2026

On Monday, April 6th, actor and writer Dennis Wise, hosted "The Theft of Dignity"; an anti-bullying presentation for the 7th graders at the Tenney School. The presentation explored tactics for dealing with bullies and negative behaviors. Using examples of celebrities and excerpts from popular middle-school level books, students learned more about safe and positive ways to deal with violence and threats.

04/03/2026

A HUGE thanks to everyone who made this year's grant season a success. We commend everyone on their efforts to keep culture and community thriving!

03/16/2026

Nicole Hudson and the CGS PTO received a $3400 grant from the Methuen Cultural Council for Enrichment Activities. As part of the grant, 140 third and fourth graders met Meteorologist Danielle Noyes of "1° Outside" ; a meteorology and weather app that she and her husband Matt Noyes own and operate.
Danielle taught students about forensic meteorology, predicting weather, global warming, and the water cycle through her presentation and experiments. Students were thrilled to meet her and anxious to participate in the discussion and the hands-on components of the presentation.