Kristen McDonie’s independent bookstore, Lowell Book Company celebrated its first year in business at Mill No. 5 this past September and she was given the greatest gift possible: a bigger, brighter space to accommodate an ever-expanding collection of books and customers who are choosing to support local. For Kristen as […]
This month we bring you Part Two of the history of Mill No. 5 as owner Jim Lichoulas explains his vision for the space and tells us why you will never see traditional advertising for the shops or the events that happen here on a weekly basis. Imagining what historic […]
Mill No. 5 has always been that little tucked away place that is loved by all but known by few – and that is by design. The inspiration and plan for the space was taken from the building itself, Lowell’s history and comparing what works with creating a community in […]
Mill No.5 will be the host of “A Crime in a Madhouse”, a play not for the faint of heart. Done in the style of the Grand Guignol (gheen-YAHL), “A Crime in a Madhouse” is one of the original scripts used in that famous theater in France at the turn […]
It’s been a challenging time for all of us, but it appears as though there will be light at the end of this tunnel. We’ve taken this time to rethink how we will emerge from Covid and over the coming months we have decided to write a newsletter to share […]
Unfortunately our elevators are both down. (one scheduled maintenance, the other needs a surprise fix)
All of Mill No. 5 will be closed on Friday.
On Saturday and Sunday the shops and Coco will hold regular hours, but will have stair access only.
On Sunday The Farm Market will relocate to the breezeway and on Jackson St.
The Luna Theater will remain closed all weekend.
High Fives Marketplace and Weekend are canceled.
Please consider donating directly to MCNAA.org this Indigenous Peoples’ Weekend.
