How Beverly's Cabot Brings Safe Programming to the North Shore

Behind the closed doors of The Cabot performing arts center in downtown Beverly, a transformation is occurring. The bland drop ceilings that have hung above the lobby for years are being removed and the magnificent vaulted ceiling they concealed is being painstakingly restored. The opulent neo-classical chandelier that hung in the space in the 1930s is to be hung again. One rose window will be uncovered and a second re-installed where archival photos show it used to be. “You’re going to see something that looks really similar to what was there in the past,” says the center’s executive director J. Casey Soward. Like a

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How Beverly’s Cabot Brings Safe Programming to the North Shore

Outdoor concerts at Hale Farm, live-streaming equipment, and a dazzling new renovation keep The Cabot at the top of its game and at the center of the community.

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