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Raise a Glass to the Marquee Party
A 1912–1920s Celebration of Lights, Legacy & Community
What to Expect
•🥂 Light snacks and sweets included with admission
•🎶 Mingling and exciting raffles
•🍸 Cash/Credit bar available
•🎬 Historic opening-day film screening
•🎩 Vintage attire encouraged (but not required!)
This isn’t just a party—it is a toast to preservation, perseverance, and community. The marquee once again shines as a beacon in Downtown Beverly, and this night honors everyone who helped bring it back to life.Come celebrate where it all began.Come dressed for the era.Come raise a glass to the Larcom. 🥂
SEPTEMBER 2025
Marquee restoration funded in part by the City of Beverly Community Preservation Fund, the citizens of the North Shore, and an MGCC grant. With heartfelt thanks to all who helped bring the lights back to life.
When: Sat., January 31, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
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Celebration and Bar Service: 7:00-8:30 PM
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No entry after 8:00 PM
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Film Screening: 8:30 PM-11PM
Tickets: $12 cover (includes small bites & sweets)
Venue: Larcom Theatre, 13 Wallis St, Beverly, MA
Step back in time and celebrate a moment more than a century in the making. In September, the Larcom Theatre proudly unveiled its replica 1912 marquee, meticulously restored to reflect the brilliance and charm of our original opening era. While the lights returned close to opening day, we never had the chance to truly celebrate—until now.
Join us for Raise a Glass to the Marquee Party, an evening filled with nostalgia, community, and vintage flair. Come dressed in your finest 1910s–1920s attire (encouraged, not required), then step inside our vintage theatre to mingle, enjoy light snacks and sweets, enter raffles, raise a glass and celebrate with friends and neighbors as we honor the Larcom’s enduring legacy.
As the evening unfolds, we will dim the lights for a special screening of The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), the very film shown on the Larcom’s original opening day in 1912 —closing the night the same way it began over 100 years ago.
ORIGINAL 1912 MARQUEE
