How Local Theatres and Museums Have Weathered the Pandemic

The fiscal damage created by the COVID-19 pandemic has been felt across the globe. Arguably, one of the hardest hit industries is the arts and entertainment world. A year later, the breadth of the damage left in the wake of this crisis is frighteningly beginning to surface. Theatres throughout the country, many already operating on a shoestring, officially announcing their permanent closures; museums regrouping to avoid being shuttered; iconic tourist attractions sadly becoming a part of history past—the fallout is real and long lasting. Ann Marie Casey, executive director of the North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau and co-ch

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How Local Theatres and Museums Have Weathered the Pandemic

North Shore arts and culture organizations have relied on vision, inspiration, and unexpected partnerships to survive the pandemic.

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