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Cooking Demonstration: See How Early Colonists Made Onion Soup

11-3-21

Royal governor John Wentworth may have had to flee Portsmouth, N.H., in the dark of night when the Revolutionary War broke out, but the luscious onion soup recipe named after him apparently refused to budge. On Wednesday, November 3, from 6 to 7 p.m., all are invited to sign on to a live, virtual cooking demonstration hosted by Kaylee Redard...

The Not So Good Life of the Colonial Goodwife

10-21-21

Binge-watch Vikings, Turn, or Frontier, and you’ll see people being disemboweled, tortured, and decapitated – but you won’t see anything about menstruation, chamber pots, birth control, breastfeeding, or poopy babies. It’s 2021! Even though Google cars have been invented and women won the vote 101 years ago, these “unsanitary” subjects still make people uncomfortable and are omitted from history. Discover...

Writing Workshop – Unsympathetic Villains: Crafting Scarier Antagonists

10-16-21

Pop culture is full of villains with redemption stories: everyone from Disney villains to the darkest Young Adult antagonists seem to get a prequel or flashback explaining what made them “bad.” But what about when villains have no redemptive excuses, how do you write believable, scary villains for your heroes without making them one-dimensional? In this session, we’ll talk about...

Witch City 5K

10-16-21

14th Annual Witch City 5K Road Race. Run through Boo-tiful Historic Salem! Get your best running costume ready for this annual Salem Haunted Happenings Event. A great way to begin your day of Halloween fun in Salem. Post-race awards, costume contest, music and more. This race will benefit the Salem YMCA Corner Stone Initiative. See Facebook event for the latest...