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SALEM UNCOVERED SHOWS YOU WHY HISTORY IS BETTER THAN FICTION

8-8-24

SPONSORED CONTENT If you find yourself strolling through Downtown Salem on a pleasant afternoon, or evening, you may bump into Jeffrey Lilley leading a group of visitors through cobblestone streets and back alleys. In 2021 Jeffrey decided to open a tour business that is based on historical facts that dives into the enthralling history of Salem, Massachusetts. Jeffrey believes that...

THE SALEM JAZZ AND SOUL FESTIVAL RETURNS TO SALEM WILLOWS FOR ITS 18TH SEASON ON AUGUST 17, 2024

7-31-24

FREE FESTIVAL CELEBRATES SALEM’S RICH HISTORIC CONNECTION TO JAZZ AND SOUL MUSIC AND BENEFITS LOCAL MUSIC EDUCATION You may know Salem for being spooky in October, but it’s groovy and soulful in summer, Daddio!  Don’t miss the return of the nonprofit Salem Jazz and Soul Festival for their 18th season event on August 17, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 7...

Salem’s history and modern class meet at The Coach House

7-22-24

SPONSORED CONTENT Salem’s rich history can be found at every corner, even tucked into our local accommodations. The Coach House, located on Lafayette street, is a wonderful combination of this deep history and modern class. The original owner of The Coach House was local sea captain, Ephraim Augustus Emerton. The property was built in 1879 with the Victorian elegance in...

Salem’s Public Artist in Residence Seeks Stories for Art Project

7-16-24

The City of Salem is excited to host multi-disciplinary artist Julia Csekö between May and December 2024 as the Public Artist in Residence (PAiR) at the Artist Row Residency Studio, located at 24 New Derby St, Salem MA.   About the Project The participatory public art installation Transcending Borders – Immigrant Experiences and Dreams will be featured in Artist Row until September...