

Salem Main Streets Howl-o-ween Pet Parade returns!
Salem Welcomes its Furry (and Scaly) Friends for a Day of Community Fun Are you a pet lover looking for a fantastic community event in Salem? Then mark your calendars because Salem Main Streets is thrilled to announce the return of the Howl-o-ween Pet Parade! This event brings joy to the entire community by featuring an array of animals—be it


Get Ready for a Night of Laughs with Accidentally on Purpose Improv Comedy Troupe!
When Silly Theatre Productions & The Gerry 5 VFA of Marblehead Join Forces, You Know You’re in for a Treat! Hold onto your seats because Accidentally on Purpose Improv Comedy Troupe is coming to the Gerry 5 VFA at 210 Beacon Street in Marblehead. Mark your calendars for Saturday evening, September 30th. The laughter starts at 7:30 PM, but arrive


Salem Arts Association announces our annual Artoberfest Music and Art Festival
Salem Arts Association is proud to present Artoberfest 2023. https://salemarts.org/artoberfest-2023 Join us for our 3rd Annual Artoberfest. It’s Octoberfest with a Creative Twist! When: Saturday, September 30, 12-6 pm Where: Salem Maritime Historic Site, 160 Derby Street, in the park next to the Salem Arts Association. Artoberfest is a FREE event featuring live music, dance, art making, food, & Beer


Emvision Production Studios opens in Lynn
A New Opportunity for Lynn Creators: The Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of Emvision Production Studios in Lynn, MA Hosted by Creative Collective – images by Francois Studios; click through for the full set… Introduction There was a palpable sense of anticipation and excitement in the air as community members, local leaders, and artists gathered in Lynn, MA, to celebrate the grand opening


Salem Arts Association announces our annual Artoberfest Exhibition
Salem Arts Association is proud to present our annual exhibit exploring Salem’s history with Autumn, Halloween, Witchcraft, Occult, and the Spirit of the season. The resulting exhibit represents diverse interpretations of the theme and how, by bringing them together, we create a collective understanding of the themes. The 2023 Artoberfest Exhibition and Festival is almost here! Visit our website for


MISFORTUNE: SALEM’S CLOSE-UP MAGIC EXPERIENCE
A Magical Addition to Salem’s Haunted Happenings: Introducing Misfortune, Salem’s Close-Up Magic Experience Salem, a city known for its mysterious history, rich culture, and hauntingly good fun, is about to take it up a notch. If you think you’ve experienced all that Salem has to offer, think again! Coming this October, get ready for a night of wonder, amazement, and


Celebrating Diversity and Culture: A Recap of the Fusion Fest at The House of the Seven Gables
Celebrating Diversity and Culture: A Recap of the Fusion Fest at The House of the Seven Gables In the historic city of Salem, the heartbeat of diversity and cultural expression can be heard through the enchanting sounds of drumming, dance, and song. On a day filled with rhythm, flavor, and artistry, The House of the Seven Gables Settlement Association hosted


Fusion Fest at The House of the Seven Gables
A Celebration of Culture, Community, and Creativity in Salem Fusion Fest is more than just an event; it’s a celebration of cultures, a convergence of art forms, and a joyous gathering for the Salem community. With a fantastic blend of live music, dance, food, and arts, Fusion Fest brings us all together at The Gables for an unforgettable experience. Fusion


Fun and Education are on the Agenda for School Vacation Week in Salem
Earth Day and Interactive Activities Take Place all Week –April 17 through 21 SALEM, Mass.— During April School Vacation week, community partners throughout Salem are hosting events to entertain families each day – even with last-minute planning. Whether one wants to participate in Earth Day activities, be a good witch, or explore Salem’s history, there is something to offer everyone. The


Invictus
By Kathleen Aguero One morning at Lulu’s Bakery and Pantry in Salem, MA, several of us Thursday Poets were having a lively conversation about how we were first drawn to poetry. Often it was some poem we were assigned to read in elementary or junior high school, usually a poem that would be considered “an old chestnut.” I was first