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Closing Reception: Saturday, October 3rd, 12- 2 PM (at 301 Cabot Street) “War-birds & adverts dance across my screen – like the birds of paradise. Mechanical marvels of stolen avian secrets. Ailerons and fuselage. Their hollow bones will be broken and poisoned by beasts created in their image.” -Campbell McLean Campbell McLean explores her queer-American experience ... |
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Reception + Gallery Talk: Sunday, September 27, 3-5PM Sunday at the Nut House celebrates a brief period in the development of three artists who came together with the renowned artist Maurice Sendak on Sundays in Ridgefield, Connecticut, in 2004-7 to draw from the model. They were brought together by Sendak, who wanted an occasional break from working long hours in ... |
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Unidos Por La Cultura: The First Gen Experience Through Art, a special exhibition celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. This exhibition celebrates the creativity, culture, histories, traditions, and lived experiences of Hispanic and Latin communities through the power of art. We invite artists to share work that reflects personal, cultural, ancestral, or contemporary connections to Hispanic heritage and identity. |
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Come From Away is an uplifting musical inspired by the true story of nearly 7,000 airline passengers diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, on September 11, 2001, and the community that welcomed them. North Shore Music Theatre presents the production in Beverly from September 16–27, 2026. The show runs approximately 1 hour 40 minutes without intermission. The production uses theatrical haze and ...
$85 – $105
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Infra-Structure features James Bostick’s infrared photography of historic landscapes, architecture, and coastal sites in Salem, Marblehead, and beyond. Using infrared photography to capture an invisible world beyond human vision, Bostick transforms familiar places into luminous, surreal images that reveal an alternate universe and a world suspended between history, memory, and imagination. Exhibit Dates: September 26, 2026 - October 31, 2026 Opening Reception: ... |
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*SPECIAL SUNDAY NIGHT EVENT* Join us at Longboards for the Vampire Ball Weekend edition of the Vampire Lounge!Come close out Endless Night New England Vampire Weekend at Salem’s elevated goth night experience: The Vampire Lounge.For this special Sunday edition, The Vampire Lounge becomes the final gathering of the weekend after Saturday night’s Boston Vampire Ball. Return to Salem for one ...
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Monsters & Myths is an open exhibition to members and non-members at our Pickering Wharf gallery to celebrate Salem's fall season. We've invited artists to explore the creatures, legends, and stories that haunt our imaginations. From ancient folklore and supernatural beings to modern-day fears and personal phantoms, this show celebrates the power of myth and mystery in all its forms. ...
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Mary Baker was one of the pioneers in Lynn! A miracle changed her life and the world. Learn her story & her connection with Lynn & Boston.
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A 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain travels to Provincetown and stumbles into the chaotic world of a restaurant kitchen, setting off a summer that will shape the course of his life. Starring Dominic Sessa, Emilia Jones, Leo Woodall and Antonio Banderas.
$13.50 – $16.50
Join us every Sunday for Comedy in The Cellar! Show starts at 7pm. No tickets needed! |
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This exhibition features the sabbatical work of Danielle Currier, Professor of Graphic Design at Endicott College.
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This exhibition highlights Heroes and Sheroes, a powerful series of prints created by Corita Kent at a pivotal moment in her career.
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A vibrant selection of prints from Helen Popinchalk's Hot House series, combining screen printing, gelatin printing, drawing, and collage.
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We are once again thrilled to host Express Yourself with a pop-up exhibition featuring amazing work created by the youth! |
12 events,
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This exhibition features the sabbatical work of Danielle Currier, Professor of Graphic Design at Endicott College.
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This exhibition highlights Heroes and Sheroes, a powerful series of prints created by Corita Kent at a pivotal moment in her career.
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A vibrant selection of prints from Helen Popinchalk's Hot House series, combining screen printing, gelatin printing, drawing, and collage.
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We are once again thrilled to host Express Yourself with a pop-up exhibition featuring amazing work created by the youth! |
13 events,
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This exhibition features the sabbatical work of Danielle Currier, Professor of Graphic Design at Endicott College.
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This exhibition highlights Heroes and Sheroes, a powerful series of prints created by Corita Kent at a pivotal moment in her career.
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A vibrant selection of prints from Helen Popinchalk's Hot House series, combining screen printing, gelatin printing, drawing, and collage.
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We are once again thrilled to host Express Yourself with a pop-up exhibition featuring amazing work created by the youth! |
19 events,
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This exhibition features the sabbatical work of Danielle Currier, Professor of Graphic Design at Endicott College.
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This exhibition highlights Heroes and Sheroes, a powerful series of prints created by Corita Kent at a pivotal moment in her career.
-
A vibrant selection of prints from Helen Popinchalk's Hot House series, combining screen printing, gelatin printing, drawing, and collage.
-
We are once again thrilled to host Express Yourself with a pop-up exhibition featuring amazing work created by the youth! |
20 events,
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This exhibition features the sabbatical work of Danielle Currier, Professor of Graphic Design at Endicott College.
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This exhibition highlights Heroes and Sheroes, a powerful series of prints created by Corita Kent at a pivotal moment in her career.
-
A vibrant selection of prints from Helen Popinchalk's Hot House series, combining screen printing, gelatin printing, drawing, and collage.
-
We are once again thrilled to host Express Yourself with a pop-up exhibition featuring amazing work created by the youth! |
19 events,
Several hundred objects displayed inside the historic hall from the museum's earliest years, marking the 200th anniversary of East India Marine Hall with stories from early collectors, trading partners and museum visitors alongside perspectives from people today. 
More than 40 garments and ensembles from the early 1700s to today drawn from PEM's collection, tracing how generations of Salem residents expressed identity and belonging through fashion. On view in the Fashion & Design Gallery as part of Salem 400+. 
More than 60 mini-documentaries by local filmmakers honoring the lesser-known stories of Salem's communities and traditions. Produced over seven years for the Salem Film Fest and presented as part of Salem 400+. 
Rare and iconic American documents tied to Salem printer Ezekiel Russell, including two of the earliest broadside editions of the Declaration of Independence alongside Revolutionary-era manuscripts, newspapers and pamphlets. On view in the James Duncan Phillips Trust Gallery as part of Salem 400+. |
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Several hundred objects displayed inside the historic hall from the museum's earliest years, marking the 200th anniversary of East India Marine Hall with stories from early collectors, trading partners and museum visitors alongside perspectives from people today.
More than 40 garments and ensembles from the early 1700s to today drawn from PEM's collection, tracing how generations of Salem residents expressed identity and belonging through fashion. On view in the Fashion & Design Gallery as part of Salem 400+.
More than 60 mini-documentaries by local filmmakers honoring the lesser-known stories of Salem's communities and traditions. Produced over seven years for the Salem Film Fest and presented as part of Salem 400+.
Rare and iconic American documents tied to Salem printer Ezekiel Russell, including two of the earliest broadside editions of the Declaration of Independence alongside Revolutionary-era manuscripts, newspapers and pamphlets. On view in the James Duncan Phillips Trust Gallery as part of Salem 400+. |
