Tonight In: Lynn

05/18/2026

Sunday summer night in Lynn ☀️☀️

05/04/2026

04/27/2026

04/21/2026

10:30 am today in Lynn - shot by me!

04/16/2026

🚨 COMEDY SHOW GIVEAWAY - LYNN RESIDENTS 🚨

Want to see the "Best Comedy Room in New England" for FREE? Stand Up Stick Up is turning 3, and we’re giving away tickets to the massive Anniversary Show on Thursday, April 23! 🎂🎤

HOW TO WIN:
1️⃣ FOLLOW Tonight In: Lynn & Stand Up Stick Up - Monthly Comedy Show in Lynn MA
2️⃣ SHARE this post!
3️⃣ COMMENT "DONE" under this post!

✨ TICKET HOLDER PERKS (The "Full Night Out"):
We’ve teamed up with local favorites to make your night in Lynn even better! If you have a ticket to the show:

🍽️ THE BLUE OX: Get 10% OFF your meal on the night of the show! Grab dinner before the laughs.
🛍️ MASS GREEN RETAIL: Between April 21–23, ticket holders can redeem a $100 valued goodie bag (full of premium products, merch, and more) for only $10 at their dispensary!

THE SHOW:
Featuring Headliner Alex Cureau, Musical Guest Nandini, and a stacked local lineup at The Vault Theatre.

🏆 Winner picked on Tuesday, April 21st! Don't want to leave it to chance? Support local arts and grab your tickets on Eventbrite!

04/10/2026

🏛️ Weekend plan alert, Lynn: Second Saturday at Lynn Museum is tomorrow, April 11, from 10 AM to 2 PM at 590 Washington Street.

If your Friday group chat has no ideas yet, this is an easy one: local, low-stress, and something different from the usual routine. ✨

Who are you bringing with you?

Source: Lynn Museum & Arts Center events calendar. Image source: Lynn Museum & Arts Center.

04/08/2026

Got a picture of this guy hanging out a few minutes ago in Pine Hill - Pretty cool! 🦅

04/08/2026

Did you know Lynn Shore Drive used to be someone's backyard? 🌊🏠

Before 1907, you couldn't actually walk along the coastline. The entire shore from Swampscott to Nahant was made up of massive private estates. If you wanted a view of the Atlantic, you had to be an elite homeowner or a guest.

The Transformation:
In the late 1800s, locals (led by a 19-year-old named George N. Nichols!) fought to make the ocean accessible to everyone. Between 1895 and 1903, the state began seizing those estates to build the parkway and seawall we love today.

Here’s the craziest part: To make room for the road, several massive houses weren’t just torn down—they were actually put on barges and floated across the water to Nahant and Winthrop! 🚢🏠

Community Question:Imagine if the shore was still private today! What is your favorite memory of a walk or run on the Drive? Is it the sunrise, the Red Rock concerts, or just the salty air? 🏃‍♂️

🌅Share your stories below! 👇

04/07/2026

👞 Before Lynn was known for anything else, it was known for shoes.

According to the Lynn Museum, the first shoemakers settled here in 1635, and by the turn of the 20th century Lynn had become the largest shoe-manufacturing city in the world. That is one of those facts that makes you look at the city a little differently. 🏙️

What is one Lynn history fact more people should know?

Source: Lynn Museum & Arts Center. Image source: Lynn Museum & Arts Center.