Thank you to Destination Salem for the curation! Salem Festivals in 2025 Your Ultimate Guide to Salem’s 2025 Festivals and Events Salem, Massachusetts, is gearing up for an extraordinary year of celebrations that showcase the city’s rich heritage, artistic spirit, and vibrant community life. From chocolate-filled winter festivities to the world-famous Halloween celebrations, 2025 promises unforgettable experiences for visitors and

Valentine’s & Salem’s So Sweet Events 2025 Welcome to our guide to Salem’s most romantic and sweet events this February! The 22nd annual Salem’s So Sweet Chocolate & Ice Sculpture Festival returns with a weekend full of dazzling ice sculptures, chocolate treats, and romantic activities throughout downtown Salem. From handcrafted glass art to family-friendly activities, we’ve curated the perfect selection

Winter in Salem transforms into a magical celebration as the beloved Salem’s So Sweet Chocolate & Ice Sculpture Festival marks its 23rd year. This cherished tradition, running from February 7 through February 9, 2025, promises to enchant visitors with a spectacular blend of culinary delights and artistic wonder. A Sparkling Opening Night The festival kicks off with an exclusive Friday

Experience living history this February as Salem commemorates the 250th anniversary of Leslie’s Retreat, a remarkable pre-Revolutionary War confrontation that showcased the power of diplomatic resolution in the face of mounting tensions between colonists and British forces. Salem Celebrates 250 Years Since Leslie’s Retreat. A Weekend of Historical Immersion and Celebration The City of Salem, alongside Salem 400+ and the

North Shore New Year’s Eve Guide 2024 into 2025. Ring in 2025 with these exciting New Year’s Eve celebrations across the North Shore! From family-friendly afternoon activities to evening entertainment, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. View our full calendar of events.  Noon Year’s Eve Pajama Party Where: North Shore Children’s Museum, 10 Main St, Peabody When: 10:00 AM –

An Immersive Exhibition at Salem Arts Association Salem Arts Association proudly presents “Shattered,” an unprecedented immersive exhibition curated by Tadhg Slater, breaking traditional boundaries and redefining the gallery experience this January 2025. About the Exhibition “Shattered” explodes the boundaries of traditional art experiences, inviting viewers to journey through a world of fractured reflections, distorted perspectives, and unexpected juxtapositions. This groundbreaking

Step into the creative heart of Salem this holiday season as Gallows Hill Artists opens their studio doors for a special Holiday Art Market and Open Studios event. Located in a historic warehouse with original post-and-beam architecture, this unique artist collective invites you to explore, shop, and connect with local artists on Saturday, December 14th, 2024. Meet the Artists Behind

A Magical Holiday Season Awaits in Historic Salem Salem, Massachusetts, transforms into a winter wonderland this holiday season, offering an unforgettable blend of traditional festivities and uniquely Salem experiences. From magical holiday markets to spooky seasonal celebrations, the historic city presents an exciting array of events that capture the festive spirit and Salem’s distinctive charm. Special thanks to our friends

The House of the Seven Gables Launches a New Immigration and Education Center at Shetland Park In a significant development that bridges Salem’s past with its future, The House of the Seven Gables Settlement Association has announced the opening of its new Immigration and Education Center. The center, which opens its doors on November 26, marks a major expansion of

This November and December, the North Shore transforms into a winter wonderland filled with creativity, community, and festive cheer as the holiday season approaches. Behind every sparkling storefront and handcrafted creation lies the heart of our local economy – small businesses and creative entrepreneurs who pour their passion into making our region unique. When you support these local merchants, you’re