Author Jordyn Haime

By Jordyn Haime ...I dreamed the horrible dream of the rattling red livingroom, newly painted a strange 1929 varnish red and I saw it in the dream all dancing and rattling like skeletons because my...

By Jordyn Haime Jack Kerouac’s On the Road just turned 60 and this week the annual Lowell Celebrates Kerouac festival explores why the bible of the Beat Generation is more relevant than ever. From...

By Jordyn Haime Those of us born and raised in the Merrimack Valley have a few things in common: we root for all things local, we are a hearty bunch that knows its way around a snow shovel, we are...

By Jordyn Haime Where does a good chef find inspiration? Nick Speros’ passion for cooking came from an unexpected place: necessity. “My parents were always working and my mom would call us from the...

By Jordyn Haime Next time you’re strolling down the storied hallways of Mill No. 5, you might catch Kerri Velazquez operating a machine reflective of Lowell’s golden age of manufacturing. The...

By Jordyn Haime Activism is in the air this month at the Loading Dock Gallery, where heavy-impact art makes a statement on a one-inch canvas: the pin-back button. Hot Buttons! features 50 collectible and...

By Jordyn Haime “All the world’s a stage.” The Shakespearean quote forever immortalized by thespians around the world is one that Lowell theater company Studio 506 takes quite seriously. Their...

On his 200th birthday, celebrations and exhibits honor Concord’s champion of wildness all year long. By Jordyn Haime.

By Jordyn Haime Music, food and spirited advocacy will take over Lowell’s Utopia Park tomorrow for the city’s second annual Lowell Pride Celebration. Hosted by the Greater Lowell Health Alliance...