From The House of the Seven Gables See and hear the experiences of two immigrants new to Massachusetts on Wednesday, November 10, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Choreographer Jean Appolon, originally from Haiti, and Mani Biswas, who lived for 17 years in a refugee camp, tell their stories to other recent immigrants who documented their transitions to life in this

From The Cabot The Cabot has another packed month of diverse events from music to movies, comedy, and more. The month opens on November 3 with Community Conversations: The Unseen Struggle of Homeless Women Vets. Join the conversation as we explore this topic and honor the ones who have served our country. Get prepared for the snow season by catching

From Destination Salem As the 39th annual Salem Haunted Happenings heads towards its conclusion on October 31, event organizers have final recommendations and reminders for revelers planning to visit the Witch City this weekend. The forecast includes rain on Saturday, October 30. Salem Haunted Happenings events run rain or shine, but some modifications may be made to outdoor programs due to

From Destination Salem The City of Salem is advising all travelers planning to visit during the remaining weekends in October to take the train, ride the ferry, or use satellite parking. The MBTA has added extra trains and the Salem Ferry is running larger vessels as needed for Saturday, October 23, Sunday, October 24, Saturday, October 30, and Sunday, October 31. In addition, the

From The House of the Seven Gables What’s Haunted Happenings without a scary movie? For those looking for a special thrill that does not involve waiting in long lines, consider the award-winning animated adaptation of “The House of the Seven Gables” at Cinema Salem on Thursday, October 28. After the film, those in attendance are invited to a Q&A with

From The Cabot The Cabot is pleased to announce its schedule for the month of October, filled with live events, movies, community events, sprinkled with some spookiness. The scares begin with the showing of Psycho on October 1, with different classic movies each week, bringing on the chills. Whose Line is it Anyway? comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood hit

From Salem Main StreetsImages by Joey Phoenix Salem is going to the dogs (and cats and lizards and bunnies), and we couldn’t be happier about it! Salem Main Streets is very pleased to produce the return of the Howl-o-ween Pet Parade, to be held on Saturday, Oct. 9 at 1 pm on Derby Wharf, Salem Maritime National Historic Site. In

From Lynn Museum/Lynn Arts The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and the Lynn Museum/Lynn Arts present an exhibition of Richard Wiesel’s large-scale photographs of artifacts from German concentration camps. Each reproduction in the exhibit is a discreet and often tragic journey into the unimaginable horrors of the Holocaust. The exhibit runs from Oct. 1 to Dec. 15, with an opening event on

From North Shore Music Theatre It has been a long wait, but audiences can prepare to have the time of their life again at North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) when Bill Hanney brings back MAMMA MIA! for an Encore Performance to re-open the award-winning theatre which has been closed for 18 months due to the pandemic. MAMMA MIA! plays from Tuesday, October 5 thru

Ashley Tina, the Good Witch of Salem has a good deed up her sleeve this October to help aid in the fight against Breast Cancer and raise funds to support local efforts. Join the Good Witch of Salem this October 9th at the Salem Waterfront Hotel and Suites to raise funds to help women in need today who are fighting