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Join the City on Tuesday June 2nd at 6:30pm for a virtual community forum to learn more about historic Fort Lee and to participate in ongoing efforts to plan for its future. Initially constructed in 1776 for the Revolutionary War, Fort Lee is a rare example of an earthwork fort still in its original star... |
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The Salem Arts Festival promotes the arts in downtown Salem through a collaborative multidisciplinary festival, highlighting the existing artist community and encouraging general community participation in the arts. The Festival runs annually through the first full weekend of June in a combination of indoor and (primarily) outdoor venues, and typically features a gallery with 40-50... |
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Join us when we plant an American hybrid elm behind the Benjamin Peirce/Major Gen. Stephen Abbot monument — a reference to the original elm tree in Boston under which the Sons of Liberty gathered. This new tree will also replace the original Liberty Tree planted in Salem 50 years ago. Speakers for the event will... 
The annual Open House is day that all Historic New England properties are open to the public, free of charge. During Open House, guests interact with tour guides and hear the stories of the people and events that make each of our 38 properties unique. In Salem, Historic New England operates Phillips House and Gedney...
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Join us when the free Swap ‘N’ Drop returns to Salem Common! This is a fun, free opportunity to swap or donate usable clothing and household items, keeping them out of the waste stream. RAIN DATE: June 13 - Please see this page for updates closer to the date SWAP or simply DROP OFF: *... |
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“You can tell a lot about a community by the way they treat their dead.” On the morning of June 10th, 1692, one woman met the hangman’s noose. It was the point of no return in the Salem Witchcraft Hysteria. Her name was Bridget Bishop. Previously accused in 1680, she was the only victim not...
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Space is limited, reserve your spot! The Salem witchcraft trials are the subject of much popular interest, but its history is a victim of many myths, misconceptions, and total fiction. Historian Margo Burns will tease them apart, from ergot to land-grabs, and many more. Margo Burns is the 10th-generation great-granddaughter of Rebecca Nurse, who was... |
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Opening Day of Food at 400+ June 11th Food at 400+ will explore Salem’s history through the lens of food, fishing, farming, spice trades, as well as culinary, hospitality, and related aspects, in creative and experiential ways. This family-friendly event, presented by Salem Food Tours, will also share current and future challenges related to food...
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Join Dr. Emily Murphy as she discusses Essex County’s Revolutionary War at Sea We all learn about the land battles that began the American Revolution but less is known about the merchants and mariners who risked their livelihoods and lives to take the battle to the British on the high seas. This lecture will explore... |
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Join us for a Track Meet and fun for all ages! While you do have to pay to participate in the Track, it is free to come support the cause! |
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"Settlement work thrived in the early days of the 20th century, with nearly 500 Settlements providing service nationally at the movement's peak. The history of large movements such as these can often overlook the details of the dedicated individuals who led them. In honor of Pride Month, The Gables is hosting a virtual panel featuring... |
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Join the City of Salem in celebrating Juneteenth! Charlotte Forten Park Salem’s Juneteenth Jam Festival III will take place on Friday, June 19th at 11:30am, at Charlotte Forten Park at 289 Derby Street. The keynote will be delivered by History Alive’s Sarah Parker Remond. “This year we are honoring Sarah Parker Remond on the anniversary... |
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1 event,Last day! Do not miss this! Food at 400+ website and info coming soon Food at 400+ will explore Salem's history through the lens of food, fishing, farming, spice trades, as well as culinary, hospitality, and related aspects, in creative and experiential ways. This family-friendly event will also share current and future challenges related to... |
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To support the ongoing preservation planning effort, the City and its consulting team will host a walking tour of the historic Fort Lee in the Willows on June 10th at 5:30pm. Fort Lee was constructed in 1776 for the Revolutionary War and is one of the last remaining earthwork fortifications in Massachusetts that still retains... |
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2 events,Join us for Hands-on History at The Gables! This summer, we invite young (and young at heart!) guests to explore different elements of our history and legacy through hands-on activities. This program will run July 4-August 30 on Saturdays and Sundays, 11:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.. Hands-on History is included with your purchase of a... |
1 event,Join us for Hands-on History at The Gables! This summer, we invite young (and young at heart!) guests to explore different elements of our history and legacy through hands-on activities. This program will run July 4-August 30 on Saturdays and Sundays, 11:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.. Hands-on History is included with your purchase of a... |
