Moonrise Fae

Derby Square 32 Derby Square, Salem, MA, United States

We are a Fellowship of mystical Fae, here to inspire play and radical self-love through song, dance, art, storytelling, laughter, and universal love.

Flight Or Visibility

Artists' Row 21 Front Street, Salem, Massachusetts, United States

Best known for their music video “My Name (is Joanna), Flight Or Visibility uses violin and voice together to create classical punk music about gender euphoria and mutual care. They are the artistic director of School of Arts and Social Justice Boston and on faculty at Wholetone Music Academy.

Wangari Fahari

Derby Square 32 Derby Square, Salem, MA, United States

Wangari has a purity and sensitivity in her voice that is clear and evident from the moment she begins to sing. Mentored by two of the most powerful female singers of all time (Joan Baez/Mariam Makeba)entrusted with the responsibility of not just singing, but singing with intention and vision.

Kirsten & Dave

Coffeehouse Stage 21 Front Street, Salem, Massachusetts, United States

Kirsten & Dave’s diverse backgrounds are the key to their success at performing a variety of musical styles. Whether they are playing acoustic pop, country, acoustic blues or folk/bluegrass, their love for music is obvious.

Flamenco Boston

Derby Square 32 Derby Square, Salem, MA, United States

Flamenco Boston was founded in 2007. The organization’s mission is to bring more flamenco to the Boston area by providing flamenco dance classes and performances. Flamenco is an eclectic art form originating the South of Spain.

F A E R I E T I M E at ChagallPac

ChagallPAC 24 New Derby St, Salem, MA, United States

F A E R I E T I M E flowers • glitter • shiny things • frogs • birds • rainbows Saturday, April 8th @ChagallPAC on Artists’ Row Salem, MA – The inaugural F A E R I E T I M E Spring Faerie Festival will happen at ChagallPAC on Artists’ Row on Saturday, April 8th. The event ... Read More

$15 – $34

Online Chat with a Genealogist

Virtual Event

Our expert family historians are here to answer your questions about genealogy and local history! When chat is open, find and click the chat icon in the lower right-hand corner of this page, then enter your message in the chat box and one of our genealogists will respond.

Salem Witch Trials Ancestors & Descendants Tour

Salem will be 400 years old in 2026. It is rich in history, including a critical role in the American Revolution and being the richest seaport per capita from 1790 to 1812. And then there is the 1692 Witch Trials. There were 156 official complaints and maybe 200 accused, along with 70 afflicted persons, nine judges, dozens of jurors and ... Read More

Tour Historic St. Peter’s Church

St. Peter’s Church 24 St. Peter Street, Salem, MA, United States

Are you a descendant of Philip English, accused of witchcraft in 1692, whose family tree includes Hawthornes and Ingersolls? Perhaps your Massachusetts ancestors remained loyal to the English crown during the Revolution, or you descend from a Salem ship captain, enslaved person, or from the great American mathematician and navigator, Nathaniel Bowditch. How was an Anglican Church, whose bell tower ... Read More

Ancestry Days: Visualizing 1692 Salem

The Daniels House 1 Daniels St, Salem, MA, United States

Explore 1692 Salem with an Architectural Historian for Salem Ancestry Days. We’ll take a tour of The Daniels House, an original 1667 mansion, to understand their architecture before walking around Salem’s oldest neighborhood to see how echoes of the frontier environment survive today.

Ancestry Days: Visualizing 1692 Salem

The Daniels House 1 Daniels St, Salem, MA, United States

Explore 1692 Salem with an Architectural Historian for Salem Ancestry Days. We’ll take a tour of The Daniels House, an original 1667 mansion, to understand their architecture before walking around Salem’s oldest neighborhood to see how echoes of the frontier environment survive today.

Learning From Our Mistakes: Researching the Salem Witch Trials

Virtual Event

History is like a game of telephone: an incorrect fact can be passed from person to person and become conventional wisdom. Through diligent research, historians strive to untangle these errors. Join the Salem Witch Museum for an hour long, free virtual lecture given by the Department of Education.  In this talk, they will discuss some misconceptions about the Salem witch ... Read More

Free