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  • Chronicals and Crafts in the Cove

    Chronicals and Crafts in the Cove
    House of Seven Gables 115 Derby Street, Salem, MA, United States

    Join us at The House of the Seven Gables with your little ones (best for ages 0 – 6) for a fun-filled hour of reading and crafts in our Kids’ Cove play area. This event is free and all materials are included, but registration is required. Register here! We will feature books and related crafts...

  • Lunar New Year 2026: Year of the Horse

    Peabody Essex Museum 161 Essex St., Salem, MA, United States

    Welcome the Year of the Horse with a vibrant festival heralding new beginnings and the coming of spring! Enjoy a scavenger hunt, art making and tours of Yin Yu Tang. Lunar New Year is celebrated in many Asian countries, including China, Vietnam, Korea, Singapore and Malaysia. While some traditions are shared across countries, others are...

  • North Shore AAPI Coalition Lunar New Year 2026 Celebration

    North Shore CDC 96 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA, United States

    All are invited to our 2026 Lunar New Years Celebration! It will be at the NSCDC building at 96 Lafayette Street, 2nd floor. Elevator in the back if needed. This family-friendly event will feature musical performances, craft activities for all ages, and light refreshments. Join neighbors, friends, and community members as we come together to...

  • PEM Presents: Sons of Old Town Hall

    Peabody Essex Museum 161 Essex St., Salem, MA, United States

    Join us for a rollicking adventure at sea with the Sons of Town Hall, the transatlantic folk duo of songwriters David Berkeley and Ben Parker. Performing as their 19th-century alter egos Josiah Chester Jones and George Ulysses Brown, these two multitalented musicians conjure a captivating world of song and theater. Their album Of Ghosts and...

  • Irish Flag Raising

    Riley Plaza 1-21 Margin St, Salem, MA, United States

    Please join the City of Salem for the Irish-American Heritage Month flag raising ceremony on Monday, March 2, 2026 at 12:00pm noon, at Riley Plaza in Salem (located at the intersection of Washington and Margin Streets). All are welcome!

  • Women’s History Tour

    Women’s History Tour
    House of Seven Gables 115 Derby Street, Salem, MA, United States

    March is Women’s History Month, and to celebrate we are offering our Women’s History Tour! For over 400 years, from the Indigenous women who worked the land to our organization’s founder, women have always been a part of the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion’s history, but not always given the spotlight they deserve. The House of the Seven...

  • Historia de las Mujeres

    Historia de las Mujeres
    House of Seven Gables 115 Derby Street, Salem, MA, United States

    Marzo es el Mes de la Historia de la Mujer, y para celebrarlo ofrecemos nuestro Tour Historia de las Mujeres. Desde las mujeres indígenas que trabajaban en estas tierras hasta la fundadora de nuestra organización, las mujeres siempre han formado parte de la historia de la mansión Turner-Ingersoll, pero no siempre se les ha dado...

  • Film Screening: The Crucible

    Peabody Essex Museum 161 Essex St., Salem, MA, United States

    Register here! Join us for a film screening of a classic work inspired by Salem’s history. In this 1996 blockbuster starring Winona Ryder and Daniel Day-Lewis and set in 1692, a Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife as a witch during the Salem Witch Trials. The movie is adapted from Arthur Miller’s play...

  • Sumatra’s Maritime History: Before and After the Salem Pepper Trade

    Hamilton Hall 9 Chestnut Street, Salem, MA, United States

    Join professor Michael Feener for a lecture presenting some broad context for understanding the brief, but impactful, period in which merchant seafarers from the early American Republic traded with the Sumatran province of Aceh. The establishment of that trade in the expanding pepper-producing region of Aceh’s west coast will be situated within a long history...