City of Andover

ANDOVER – The City of Andover is gearing up for a brand-new spring celebration, HeritageFest, on Saturday, May 17 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Heritage (360 S. Heritage Way, off Yorktown and Kellogg). A series of engaging, family-friendly activities will take place in the weeks leading up to the main event, offering residents and visitors a chance to dive into Andover’s rich history.

Pop-Up Museum: Opening Monday, April 28

Location: The Heritage, 360 S. Heritage Way Get a first look at some of the fascinating items from the Andover Historical Museum, on display for a limited time at The Heritage. This special pop-up exhibit offers a window into the past, featuring objects, photos, and stories that showcase Andover’s deep roots and small-town charm.

Panel Discussion: A Journey Through Time: Friday, May 16, 5 – 7 p.m.

Location: In the Gallery at the Andover Public Library “All aboard!” for an evening of storytelling and reflection. Hear first-hand accounts and fascinating memories from long-time Andover residents as they take you on a journey through the town’s past. Featuring panelists: Caroline Hale, Wayne Duggan, Tim Johanson, Cody Winkleman, and Reed Harrison. Light refreshments provided.

All events are free and open to the public. For full event details and updates, visit andoverks.gov/heritagefest.

About Andover: The City of Andover was established in 1957, after being founded in 1880 and originally called “Cloud City.” Andover is a growing community with a population of over 15,000 that encompasses a land area of about 11 square miles. Andover brings together the best of both worlds, combining a small-town community with proximity to big-city amenities.