Beverly This Month: Cabot, Larcom and the Train
What is on at the Cabot and the Larcom through early December, plus Lynch Park in the off-season and where to park for the train.
Downtown Beverly has two stages worth a trip this month, the Cabot and the Larcom. The Cabot, at 286 Cabot Street, has Geoff Tate performing Operation: Mindcrime - The Final Chapter on Tuesday, November 10 at 8 pm, and Big Head Todd and the Monsters on Saturday, November 14 at 8 pm. On Sunday, November 15 at 7 pm it screens A Christmas Story with Peter Billingsley in person.
What is on at the Cabot and the Larcom
The Cabot also runs its smaller room, Off Cabot, at 9 Wallis Street. Comedian Shannon Fiedler plays there Friday and Saturday, November 13 and 14, and an improv night is on Thursday, November 19 at 7 pm. The full calendar, with ticket links, is at thecabot.org/whats-on. The box office (978-927-3100) is open Monday to Friday, noon to 6 pm.
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The Larcom Theatre, at 13 Wallis Street, lists these dates:
- Friday, November 13, 8 pm: Mamma Mania, an ABBA tribute
- Saturday, November 21, 12:30 pm: Cinderella, a family musical; 8 pm: The Eagles Experience
- Saturday, November 28, 7 pm: Holiday Pops Concert with the Dirk Hillyer Festival Orchestra
- Friday, December 4, 8 pm: Studio Two, The Early Beatles Experience
Ticket prices are on thelarcom.org, or call the box office at (978) 922‑6313.
Parking for the train
Beverly station is at 10 Park Street, in Zone 4. The MBTA lists a garage there with 383 spaces. Parking is $4 Monday to Friday and $2 on Saturday and Sunday, paid by phone or by an invoice mailed to you for a $1 fee, and overnight parking is allowed. Two elevators run between the garage and the platform walkway.
The MBTA’s zone map puts the other Beverly stops in these fare zones, with one-way fares from the MBTA’s fare page:
| Station | Zone | One-way fare |
|---|---|---|
| Beverly | 4 | $8.75 |
| Montserrat | 4 | $8.75 |
| North Beverly | 5 | $9.75 |
| Beverly Farms | 5 | $9.75 |
Salem, one stop south, is in Zone 3 at $8.00. For how zones turn into fares, see our guide to the commuter rail for North Shore and Merrimack Valley riders.
Lynch Park in the off‑season
David S. Lynch Park, at 55 Ober Street, is open from 6 am to 10 pm, and parking is free for everyone outside the summer season. Non-residents pay to park from late May through Labor Day, and residents with a Lynch Park sticker park free. The park is carry-in, carry-out, with no trash barrels, so bring a bag for anything you take down to the water. Beverly Recreation’s park page has the current rules.
One town over
Salem is one stop south on the same line; see our Salem beyond Halloween guide. Our Marblehead guide covers the other North Shore harbor town.
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Sources
- The Cabot: eventsthecabot.org
- The Larcom Theatrethelarcom.org
- MBTA: Beverly stationmbta.com
- Beverly Recreation: David S. Lynch Parkbevrec.com
- MBTA: Commuter Rail faresmbta.com
- MBTA V3 API: Commuter Rail stops and zonesapi-v3.mbta.com
Details such as dates, hours and prices come from the sources above and can change. Check with the organizer before you go.
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