Salem
The Best Events, Shows, and Things to Do in Boston All Fall
Attend an art-world reunion centuries in the making. Besides that empty wall space where a stolen Rembrandt once hung, Renaissance painter Titian’s The Rape of […]
On the Market: A Salem Single-Family with Seaside Views and Entertaining Spaces
20 Naples Road, Salem Price: 1,350,000 Size: 3,412 square feet Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 3 If you pictured yourself sipping mint juleps and waltzing through a […]
Explore the Unexplainable At These Mysterious Sites in New England
Sure, tourists flock there every fall to see the sights, but Salem doesn’t have New England’s exclusive rights to the mysterious, and October doesn’t have […]
On the Market: A “Witchy Modern” Single-Family Conversion in Salem
121 North St., Salem Price: $665,000 Size: 1,766 square feet Bedrooms: 2 Baths: 1.5 When she set out to renovate this previously unassuming Salem property, […]
Either-Or: A Monochromatic Weston Home vs. a Colorful Salem Manse
Matthew Ortins/Lux Life Productions (Weston); Mike d’Amore/Remark Visions (Salem) 9 Newton Street, Weston Sale Price: $1,265,000 38 Chestnut Street, Salem $1,249,000 28 2,841 square feet […]
Six Haunted Restaurants You Need to Try Near Boston
At some Boston-area restaurants and bars, the spirits aren’t just behind the bar—at least, not if you believe the spooky tales that abound in historic […]
The 12 Best Restaurants in Salem Right Now
It’s now peak tourist season in Massachusetts’s most spellbinding seaport, but to be honest, the North Shore city’s restaurant scene is strong enough to warrant […]
Calling All Hocus Pocus Fans: A Sequel Is on the Way
Attention lovers of Salem, Halloween, talking black cats, and Bette Midler yodeling “boooook”: Rumor has it there will soon be a Hocus Pocus 2. According to […]
Salem Horror Fest Changes Venues after Dispute over Political Commentary
Update, 10/11/19 1 p.m.: This story has been updated to add context and comment from Essex Heritage officials. Having to relocate a film festival months in the […]
Here’s How a Salem Film Festival Is Tackling the Political Horror Show of the Trump Era
As the witching hour approached on November 8, 2016, Kevin Lynch watched the presidential election results through his fingers, scared to look at the TV. […]
These Are the 10 Oldest Homes for Sale in Salem
Before Nathaniel Hawthorne published The Scarlet Letter in 1850, he spent his days working at the Salem Custom House and living in a Federal-style manse at 18 […]
Ledger’s New Brunch Menu Makes Fall Visits to Salem Less Scary
If you’re anything like me, you avoid Salem in the fall like the Wicked Witch avoids water. No disrespect to the beautiful Witch City—draws like […]
The Breakdown: Ledger’s Swordfish Chop
Chef Matt O’Neil brings 19th-century-inspired cuisine to a historical bank building in downtown Salem.
Virtual Reality and Public Art Collide in “Augmented Landscapes”
Get ready for the Pokémon Go of public art installations. Opening May 27 at the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, “The Augmented Landscape” brings together four […]
Notch Brewing Is Building Out More Taproom Space in Salem
The welcoming, industrial atmosphere at Notch Brewing—complete with fresh, hot pretzels; a riverside biergarten, and live accordion tunes on Saturday afternoons—makes it seem like the […]