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SUMMARY:WEDTALK: Hemophilia & Climbing
DESCRIPTION:In an attempt to complete the Seven Summits\, a do-or-die mountaineer with a severe bleeding disorder risks his life in order to shine a light upon the disturbing lack of access to life-sustaining medicine around the world.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/wedtalk-hemophilia-climbing/
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SUMMARY:Book a “Good Witch Transformation”
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your interest in a “Good Witch” Transformation! \nThrough our transformations children unleash their own spellbinding charms and embrace their individuality. Children are invited to browse our collection of witch hats and dresses. Adorned with shimmering stars\, flowing capes\, and ribbons of enchantment\, these outfits are sure to celebrate their unique spirits. \nOur talented apprentices delicately apply a touch of stardust and add sprinkles of color that match your child’s vibrant personality. As they gaze upon their reflection\, their eyes light up with a newfound confidence and a sense of whimsical delight. They have become the magical beings they’ve always dreamt of\, casting spells and brewing potions in their imaginary world. Their laughter fills the air as they twirl and spin\, radiating with joy and wonder.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/book-a-good-witch-transformation-95/
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SUMMARY:Ginger Cajun Seafood Pride Nights
DESCRIPTION:Ginger has a Pride Night every second and fourth Wednesdays of the month from 7 to 10. It’s a safe place for LGBT+ people and allies to come\, hang out and have fun. They also have a special drink list for it.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/ginger-cajun-seafood-pride-nights-11/
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SUMMARY:Teatime Tuesdays with the Satanic Temple
DESCRIPTION:Join us every Tuesday during gallery hours for complementary tea with admission to the gallery.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/teatime-tuesdays-with-the-satanic-temple-46/
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SUMMARY:Salem State Earth Day 2024
DESCRIPTION:encompass a judged research poster competition\, an art exhibition and competition\, and a series of lectures\, panels\, films and activities. These events bring renowned researchers\, activists and officials to campus to engage students\, faculty\, staff\, alumni and the larger community. View summaries of the 2023 and 2022 celebrations. \nPlease consider supporting our work by visiting our crowdfunding page. Follow Earth Days and SSU Sustainability on Instagram and on Facebook. \n  \nMonday\, April 8 \nMinigolf on North Campus Quad – April 8 – 19th \nPlay the mini golf holes that Art + Design department students have\ncreated on the North Campus Quad near the mural. Each one has a\ndifferent environmental theme. \nGolf clubs are available from the Library Help Desk\n \nEvolution\, Ethics\, and Engineering Wild Mice to Stop Lyme Disease\n9:25-10:40 am\, ECC Veterans Hall \nKevin Esvelt\, Associate Professor and Director of the Sculpting Evolution group\, MIT. Sponsored by the Darwin Festival. \nEarth Days Research Poster Competition Judging\n10:30 am\, student set-up \n11 am – 12:15 pm poster viewing\, Ellison Campus Center Veterans Hall \nAll are welcome to view student scholarship addressing environmental issues. \n\nTuesday\, April 9\nFrom Air to Makeup: Addressing Environmental Justice in the U.S.\n12:30-1:45 pm\, ECC\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room       \nMicaela Martinez\, Director of Environmental Health at WE ACT for Environmental Justice\, New York City. This inspiring recorded talk is back by popular demand. \nLegal Action for Climate Justice: A Global Movement\n1:30-2:30 pm\, Via Zoom. Register for this event. \nBenjamin Franta\, Senior Research Fellow in Climate Litigation at the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme and the founding head of the Climate Litigation Lab.The Climate Litigation Lab is a multidisciplinary research initiative to inform\, enable\, and accelerate climate change litigation globally. His research focuses on applying rigorous methods to practical challenges presented by climate litigation worldwide and has been published in Nature Climate Change\, Global Environmental Change\, The Guardian\, and more\, translated into 10 languages\, and cited in the US Congressional Record. \nForest River Park Beach Clean-up\n4:30-5:30 pm \nJoin students from the BioSociety\, Scuba Club\, Greenhouse Club\, and SACNAS for a clean-up of Forest River Park Beach. \nMeet in front of the Theater on North Campus. \n\nWednesday\, April 10\nHike and Trail Cleanup\n4-5:30 pm\, Meet in front of Harrington Building on South Campus \nHike through the Forest River Conservation Area and clean up along the way with the Geology students of the Earth Science Association (ESA) club. \nClimate\, Justice\, and the Economy: Imagining an Equitable and Sustainable Future; A Public Conversation with Avi Chomsky \n6:30 -8pm\, Marsh Hall Petrowski Room \nProfessor Avi Chomsky in Salem State’s history department is the author\, most recently\, of Is Science Enough? Forty Critical Questions about Climate Justice. Professor Noel Healy\, Salem State geography and sustainability department will moderate a conversation as we envision an equitable and sustainable future. Free books for early arrivals. \nSponsored by Salem Alliance for the Environment (SAFE). \nEvent Registration \n\nThursday\, April 11\nAddressing Climate and Environmental Crises through Art and Activism with Katie Pustizzi and Lonnie Stanton\n9:25-10:40 am\, Charlotte Forten Hall (formerly Viking Hall) Room 123 \nThrough dance and movement\, Pustizzi’s award-winning dance film “Liquid Spine: Augusta” highlights the environmental and health challenges of the region known as “The Black Triangle” in Sicily due to seaside industry. Stanton will discuss her recent work with Salem State dance students in creating “Restorative Rage”  amplifying the work of Salem Sound Coastwatch. \nSaving our Shoreline: Resilient Coasts in Salem \n10:50 – 11:50 am\, ECC Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nBarbara Warren is the Executive Director of Salem Sound Coastwatch and serves as the Lower North Shore Regional Coordinator for the Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Partnership. She will focus on climate awareness\, flooding\, and coastal resilience. \nSustainable Landscape Panel\n12:15-1:30 pm\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nSSU Professors Nick Geron (geography and sustainability) and Lisa Delissio (biology) will discuss their work with the Greening the Gateway City Program and the Sargent Arboretum\, respectively. Moderated by the Sustainability Council Interns. \nEarth Days Awards Ceremony\n5-6:30 pm\, Viking 123 \nFriend of the Earth Awardees will be honored and will give brief remarks: Salem City Councillor Jeff Cohen\, and the Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition. We will also honor SSU Student Friend of the Earth Brielle Laurent. \nStudent research poster contest and creative writing contest winners will receive awards and winners of the writing contest will read their winning entries. Food will be provided. Details forthcoming. \n\nFriday\, April 12\nFilm: Inundation District (79 minutes) with a Q and A with Director David Abel.\n12:15-2:15 pm\, Veterans Hall \nDirected by Pulitzer prize-winning director David Abel\, this film explores the implications of Boston’s decision to ignore the threats posed by climate change and spend billions of dollars building a new waterfront district — on landfill\, at sea level\, and in the bullseye of rising seas. \n\nSunday\, April 28\nSalem Kicks Gas: A North Shore Electric Vehicle Expo \nSalem High School\,77 Willson St. Salem \nIf you are curious about electric vehicles\, this is your chance to check them out in person. Local EV dealerships and car owners\, as well as bicycle shops and electric bike/scooter owners will be showcasing their rides. Battery-powered outdoor equipment will also be featured. Learn more and register. \nSponsored by the City of Salem. \nEarth Days Recorded Events\nClimate Change and Psychological Well-being: Impacts and Resilience \nProfessor Susan Clayton\, Psychology Department\, College of Wooster\, Ohio. \nView the webinar.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/salem-state-earth-day-2024/
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SUMMARY:Salem State Earth Day 2024
DESCRIPTION:encompass a judged research poster competition\, an art exhibition and competition\, and a series of lectures\, panels\, films and activities. These events bring renowned researchers\, activists and officials to campus to engage students\, faculty\, staff\, alumni and the larger community. View summaries of the 2023 and 2022 celebrations. \nPlease consider supporting our work by visiting our crowdfunding page. Follow Earth Days and SSU Sustainability on Instagram and on Facebook. \n  \nMonday\, April 8 \nMinigolf on North Campus Quad – April 8 – 19th \nPlay the mini golf holes that Art + Design department students have\ncreated on the North Campus Quad near the mural. Each one has a\ndifferent environmental theme. \nGolf clubs are available from the Library Help Desk\n \nEvolution\, Ethics\, and Engineering Wild Mice to Stop Lyme Disease\n9:25-10:40 am\, ECC Veterans Hall \nKevin Esvelt\, Associate Professor and Director of the Sculpting Evolution group\, MIT. Sponsored by the Darwin Festival. \nEarth Days Research Poster Competition Judging\n10:30 am\, student set-up \n11 am – 12:15 pm poster viewing\, Ellison Campus Center Veterans Hall \nAll are welcome to view student scholarship addressing environmental issues. \n\nTuesday\, April 9\nFrom Air to Makeup: Addressing Environmental Justice in the U.S.\n12:30-1:45 pm\, ECC\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room       \nMicaela Martinez\, Director of Environmental Health at WE ACT for Environmental Justice\, New York City. This inspiring recorded talk is back by popular demand. \nLegal Action for Climate Justice: A Global Movement\n1:30-2:30 pm\, Via Zoom. Register for this event. \nBenjamin Franta\, Senior Research Fellow in Climate Litigation at the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme and the founding head of the Climate Litigation Lab.The Climate Litigation Lab is a multidisciplinary research initiative to inform\, enable\, and accelerate climate change litigation globally. His research focuses on applying rigorous methods to practical challenges presented by climate litigation worldwide and has been published in Nature Climate Change\, Global Environmental Change\, The Guardian\, and more\, translated into 10 languages\, and cited in the US Congressional Record. \nForest River Park Beach Clean-up\n4:30-5:30 pm \nJoin students from the BioSociety\, Scuba Club\, Greenhouse Club\, and SACNAS for a clean-up of Forest River Park Beach. \nMeet in front of the Theater on North Campus. \n\nWednesday\, April 10\nHike and Trail Cleanup\n4-5:30 pm\, Meet in front of Harrington Building on South Campus \nHike through the Forest River Conservation Area and clean up along the way with the Geology students of the Earth Science Association (ESA) club. \nClimate\, Justice\, and the Economy: Imagining an Equitable and Sustainable Future; A Public Conversation with Avi Chomsky \n6:30 -8pm\, Marsh Hall Petrowski Room \nProfessor Avi Chomsky in Salem State’s history department is the author\, most recently\, of Is Science Enough? Forty Critical Questions about Climate Justice. Professor Noel Healy\, Salem State geography and sustainability department will moderate a conversation as we envision an equitable and sustainable future. Free books for early arrivals. \nSponsored by Salem Alliance for the Environment (SAFE). \nEvent Registration \n\nThursday\, April 11\nAddressing Climate and Environmental Crises through Art and Activism with Katie Pustizzi and Lonnie Stanton\n9:25-10:40 am\, Charlotte Forten Hall (formerly Viking Hall) Room 123 \nThrough dance and movement\, Pustizzi’s award-winning dance film “Liquid Spine: Augusta” highlights the environmental and health challenges of the region known as “The Black Triangle” in Sicily due to seaside industry. Stanton will discuss her recent work with Salem State dance students in creating “Restorative Rage”  amplifying the work of Salem Sound Coastwatch. \nSaving our Shoreline: Resilient Coasts in Salem \n10:50 – 11:50 am\, ECC Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nBarbara Warren is the Executive Director of Salem Sound Coastwatch and serves as the Lower North Shore Regional Coordinator for the Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Partnership. She will focus on climate awareness\, flooding\, and coastal resilience. \nSustainable Landscape Panel\n12:15-1:30 pm\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nSSU Professors Nick Geron (geography and sustainability) and Lisa Delissio (biology) will discuss their work with the Greening the Gateway City Program and the Sargent Arboretum\, respectively. Moderated by the Sustainability Council Interns. \nEarth Days Awards Ceremony\n5-6:30 pm\, Viking 123 \nFriend of the Earth Awardees will be honored and will give brief remarks: Salem City Councillor Jeff Cohen\, and the Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition. We will also honor SSU Student Friend of the Earth Brielle Laurent. \nStudent research poster contest and creative writing contest winners will receive awards and winners of the writing contest will read their winning entries. Food will be provided. Details forthcoming. \n\nFriday\, April 12\nFilm: Inundation District (79 minutes) with a Q and A with Director David Abel.\n12:15-2:15 pm\, Veterans Hall \nDirected by Pulitzer prize-winning director David Abel\, this film explores the implications of Boston’s decision to ignore the threats posed by climate change and spend billions of dollars building a new waterfront district — on landfill\, at sea level\, and in the bullseye of rising seas. \n\nSunday\, April 28\nSalem Kicks Gas: A North Shore Electric Vehicle Expo \nSalem High School\,77 Willson St. Salem \nIf you are curious about electric vehicles\, this is your chance to check them out in person. Local EV dealerships and car owners\, as well as bicycle shops and electric bike/scooter owners will be showcasing their rides. Battery-powered outdoor equipment will also be featured. Learn more and register. \nSponsored by the City of Salem. \nEarth Days Recorded Events\nClimate Change and Psychological Well-being: Impacts and Resilience \nProfessor Susan Clayton\, Psychology Department\, College of Wooster\, Ohio. \nView the webinar.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/salem-state-earth-day-2024-2/
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SUMMARY:Bingo at Gulu-Gulu Cafe
DESCRIPTION:Stop by Gulu-Gulu Cafe for a fun trivia series that will excite and engage any audience! Quirky\, funny\, and free!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/bingo-at-gulu-gulu-cafe-37/
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240410T090007Z
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SUMMARY:From Shelf to Table
DESCRIPTION:Join The Salem Pantry on April 10th at Ledger and toast to nourishing our community while enjoying an exclusive dinner prepared by Chef Daniel Gursha.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/from-shelf-to-table/
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SUMMARY:SKEEBALL NIGHT at Notch Brewing
DESCRIPTION:Join us each Wednesday night for some beer and Skee Ball!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/skeeball-night-at-notch-brewing-9/
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SUMMARY:SATAN SIP ‘N PAINT
DESCRIPTION:Paint a Satanic scene while sipping adult beverages! 21+ event. No painting experience necessary! Instruction\, inspiration\, all art supplies\, refreshments\, snacks\, ice and cups provided. Just bring yourself and your favorite beverage! \nHosted by the talented Salem Art Gallery staff. \nTickets are $33 per person. Availability is limited.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/satan-sip-n-paint-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240410T190000
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SUMMARY:Small Batch Trivia With Geeks Who Drink
DESCRIPTION:Join us each Wednesday for 2 hours of general knowledge\, pop culture trivia hosted by our friends from Geeks Who Drink! Appropriate for all ages. Prizes for the top two teams! \nSeating starts at 6:45. As of now we are not taking reservations\, and seating is first-come\, first-served. We may implement a call-ahead waitlist or reservations in the future should interest allow.\nOrder minimum: $15 per person. \n*For those of you yearning for the return of Nerd Trivia\, we’re sorry to disappoint. We feel this format will include more people in the fun! We WILL be hosting themed trivia from time to time\, so look for those special events coming soon.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/small-batch-trivia-with-geeks-who-drink-11/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240411T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240411T183000
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SUMMARY:Salem State Earth Day 2024
DESCRIPTION:encompass a judged research poster competition\, an art exhibition and competition\, and a series of lectures\, panels\, films and activities. These events bring renowned researchers\, activists and officials to campus to engage students\, faculty\, staff\, alumni and the larger community. View summaries of the 2023 and 2022 celebrations. \nPlease consider supporting our work by visiting our crowdfunding page. Follow Earth Days and SSU Sustainability on Instagram and on Facebook. \n  \nMonday\, April 8 \nMinigolf on North Campus Quad – April 8 – 19th \nPlay the mini golf holes that Art + Design department students have\ncreated on the North Campus Quad near the mural. Each one has a\ndifferent environmental theme. \nGolf clubs are available from the Library Help Desk\n \nEvolution\, Ethics\, and Engineering Wild Mice to Stop Lyme Disease\n9:25-10:40 am\, ECC Veterans Hall \nKevin Esvelt\, Associate Professor and Director of the Sculpting Evolution group\, MIT. Sponsored by the Darwin Festival. \nEarth Days Research Poster Competition Judging\n10:30 am\, student set-up \n11 am – 12:15 pm poster viewing\, Ellison Campus Center Veterans Hall \nAll are welcome to view student scholarship addressing environmental issues. \n\nTuesday\, April 9\nFrom Air to Makeup: Addressing Environmental Justice in the U.S.\n12:30-1:45 pm\, ECC\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room       \nMicaela Martinez\, Director of Environmental Health at WE ACT for Environmental Justice\, New York City. This inspiring recorded talk is back by popular demand. \nLegal Action for Climate Justice: A Global Movement\n1:30-2:30 pm\, Via Zoom. Register for this event. \nBenjamin Franta\, Senior Research Fellow in Climate Litigation at the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme and the founding head of the Climate Litigation Lab.The Climate Litigation Lab is a multidisciplinary research initiative to inform\, enable\, and accelerate climate change litigation globally. His research focuses on applying rigorous methods to practical challenges presented by climate litigation worldwide and has been published in Nature Climate Change\, Global Environmental Change\, The Guardian\, and more\, translated into 10 languages\, and cited in the US Congressional Record. \nForest River Park Beach Clean-up\n4:30-5:30 pm \nJoin students from the BioSociety\, Scuba Club\, Greenhouse Club\, and SACNAS for a clean-up of Forest River Park Beach. \nMeet in front of the Theater on North Campus. \n\nWednesday\, April 10\nHike and Trail Cleanup\n4-5:30 pm\, Meet in front of Harrington Building on South Campus \nHike through the Forest River Conservation Area and clean up along the way with the Geology students of the Earth Science Association (ESA) club. \nClimate\, Justice\, and the Economy: Imagining an Equitable and Sustainable Future; A Public Conversation with Avi Chomsky \n6:30 -8pm\, Marsh Hall Petrowski Room \nProfessor Avi Chomsky in Salem State’s history department is the author\, most recently\, of Is Science Enough? Forty Critical Questions about Climate Justice. Professor Noel Healy\, Salem State geography and sustainability department will moderate a conversation as we envision an equitable and sustainable future. Free books for early arrivals. \nSponsored by Salem Alliance for the Environment (SAFE). \nEvent Registration \n\nThursday\, April 11\nAddressing Climate and Environmental Crises through Art and Activism with Katie Pustizzi and Lonnie Stanton\n9:25-10:40 am\, Charlotte Forten Hall (formerly Viking Hall) Room 123 \nThrough dance and movement\, Pustizzi’s award-winning dance film “Liquid Spine: Augusta” highlights the environmental and health challenges of the region known as “The Black Triangle” in Sicily due to seaside industry. Stanton will discuss her recent work with Salem State dance students in creating “Restorative Rage”  amplifying the work of Salem Sound Coastwatch. \nSaving our Shoreline: Resilient Coasts in Salem \n10:50 – 11:50 am\, ECC Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nBarbara Warren is the Executive Director of Salem Sound Coastwatch and serves as the Lower North Shore Regional Coordinator for the Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Partnership. She will focus on climate awareness\, flooding\, and coastal resilience. \nSustainable Landscape Panel\n12:15-1:30 pm\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nSSU Professors Nick Geron (geography and sustainability) and Lisa Delissio (biology) will discuss their work with the Greening the Gateway City Program and the Sargent Arboretum\, respectively. Moderated by the Sustainability Council Interns. \nEarth Days Awards Ceremony\n5-6:30 pm\, Viking 123 \nFriend of the Earth Awardees will be honored and will give brief remarks: Salem City Councillor Jeff Cohen\, and the Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition. We will also honor SSU Student Friend of the Earth Brielle Laurent. \nStudent research poster contest and creative writing contest winners will receive awards and winners of the writing contest will read their winning entries. Food will be provided. Details forthcoming. \n\nFriday\, April 12\nFilm: Inundation District (79 minutes) with a Q and A with Director David Abel.\n12:15-2:15 pm\, Veterans Hall \nDirected by Pulitzer prize-winning director David Abel\, this film explores the implications of Boston’s decision to ignore the threats posed by climate change and spend billions of dollars building a new waterfront district — on landfill\, at sea level\, and in the bullseye of rising seas. \n\nSunday\, April 28\nSalem Kicks Gas: A North Shore Electric Vehicle Expo \nSalem High School\,77 Willson St. Salem \nIf you are curious about electric vehicles\, this is your chance to check them out in person. Local EV dealerships and car owners\, as well as bicycle shops and electric bike/scooter owners will be showcasing their rides. Battery-powered outdoor equipment will also be featured. Learn more and register. \nSponsored by the City of Salem. \nEarth Days Recorded Events\nClimate Change and Psychological Well-being: Impacts and Resilience \nProfessor Susan Clayton\, Psychology Department\, College of Wooster\, Ohio. \nView the webinar.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/salem-state-earth-day-2024-3/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240411T200000
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SUMMARY:Thursday Night Regiment Run Club
DESCRIPTION:Calling all runners! Are you ready to lace up your shoes\, hit the pavement\, and join a fantastic community of like-minded individuals? Look no further than the Thursday Night Regiment\, East Regiment Beer Company’s very own run club\, designed to bring together runners of all levels for an incredible weekly experience. Every Thursday at 6pm.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/thursday-night-regiment-run-club-14/
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SUMMARY:Open-Mic Night
DESCRIPTION:Sing\, dance\, or simply witness local musical talent\, or simply witness the chaos of Gulu-Gulu’s open mic. \n  \nThe best open mic in the World\, on the North Shore\, in Salem! Come join the fun every Thursday night! Anything and everything are welcome. Sing\, Dance\, Hum\, Orate\, or simply witness the beautiful chaos that is the Gulu Gulu Open Mic Shindig. Sign-up at 7:30pm.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/open-mic-night-37/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240411T190000
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SUMMARY:WHODUNNIT? MURDER MYSTERY PARTY
DESCRIPTION:Presenting by Race To the Case \nWe’ll be screening a murder mystery inspired by Boston! Join us for a whodunnit watch party with games and prizes! Come test your sleuthing skills!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/whodunnit-murder-mystery-party/
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SUMMARY:Live Music at Salem VFW
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the best events in town! Whether you’re looking for live music\, sports viewing parties\, or local veteran events\, we’ve got you covered. Check out our upcoming events below and mark your calendars.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/live-music-at-salem-vfw-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240412T123000
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SUMMARY:Salem State Earth Day 2024
DESCRIPTION:encompass a judged research poster competition\, an art exhibition and competition\, and a series of lectures\, panels\, films and activities. These events bring renowned researchers\, activists and officials to campus to engage students\, faculty\, staff\, alumni and the larger community. View summaries of the 2023 and 2022 celebrations. \nPlease consider supporting our work by visiting our crowdfunding page. Follow Earth Days and SSU Sustainability on Instagram and on Facebook. \n  \nMonday\, April 8 \nMinigolf on North Campus Quad – April 8 – 19th \nPlay the mini golf holes that Art + Design department students have\ncreated on the North Campus Quad near the mural. Each one has a\ndifferent environmental theme. \nGolf clubs are available from the Library Help Desk\n \nEvolution\, Ethics\, and Engineering Wild Mice to Stop Lyme Disease\n9:25-10:40 am\, ECC Veterans Hall \nKevin Esvelt\, Associate Professor and Director of the Sculpting Evolution group\, MIT. Sponsored by the Darwin Festival. \nEarth Days Research Poster Competition Judging\n10:30 am\, student set-up \n11 am – 12:15 pm poster viewing\, Ellison Campus Center Veterans Hall \nAll are welcome to view student scholarship addressing environmental issues. \n\nTuesday\, April 9\nFrom Air to Makeup: Addressing Environmental Justice in the U.S.\n12:30-1:45 pm\, ECC\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room       \nMicaela Martinez\, Director of Environmental Health at WE ACT for Environmental Justice\, New York City. This inspiring recorded talk is back by popular demand. \nLegal Action for Climate Justice: A Global Movement\n1:30-2:30 pm\, Via Zoom. Register for this event. \nBenjamin Franta\, Senior Research Fellow in Climate Litigation at the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme and the founding head of the Climate Litigation Lab.The Climate Litigation Lab is a multidisciplinary research initiative to inform\, enable\, and accelerate climate change litigation globally. His research focuses on applying rigorous methods to practical challenges presented by climate litigation worldwide and has been published in Nature Climate Change\, Global Environmental Change\, The Guardian\, and more\, translated into 10 languages\, and cited in the US Congressional Record. \nForest River Park Beach Clean-up\n4:30-5:30 pm \nJoin students from the BioSociety\, Scuba Club\, Greenhouse Club\, and SACNAS for a clean-up of Forest River Park Beach. \nMeet in front of the Theater on North Campus. \n\nWednesday\, April 10\nHike and Trail Cleanup\n4-5:30 pm\, Meet in front of Harrington Building on South Campus \nHike through the Forest River Conservation Area and clean up along the way with the Geology students of the Earth Science Association (ESA) club. \nClimate\, Justice\, and the Economy: Imagining an Equitable and Sustainable Future; A Public Conversation with Avi Chomsky \n6:30 -8pm\, Marsh Hall Petrowski Room \nProfessor Avi Chomsky in Salem State’s history department is the author\, most recently\, of Is Science Enough? Forty Critical Questions about Climate Justice. Professor Noel Healy\, Salem State geography and sustainability department will moderate a conversation as we envision an equitable and sustainable future. Free books for early arrivals. \nSponsored by Salem Alliance for the Environment (SAFE). \nEvent Registration \n\nThursday\, April 11\nAddressing Climate and Environmental Crises through Art and Activism with Katie Pustizzi and Lonnie Stanton\n9:25-10:40 am\, Charlotte Forten Hall (formerly Viking Hall) Room 123 \nThrough dance and movement\, Pustizzi’s award-winning dance film “Liquid Spine: Augusta” highlights the environmental and health challenges of the region known as “The Black Triangle” in Sicily due to seaside industry. Stanton will discuss her recent work with Salem State dance students in creating “Restorative Rage”  amplifying the work of Salem Sound Coastwatch. \nSaving our Shoreline: Resilient Coasts in Salem \n10:50 – 11:50 am\, ECC Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nBarbara Warren is the Executive Director of Salem Sound Coastwatch and serves as the Lower North Shore Regional Coordinator for the Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Partnership. She will focus on climate awareness\, flooding\, and coastal resilience. \nSustainable Landscape Panel\n12:15-1:30 pm\, Martin Luther King\, Jr. Room \nSSU Professors Nick Geron (geography and sustainability) and Lisa Delissio (biology) will discuss their work with the Greening the Gateway City Program and the Sargent Arboretum\, respectively. Moderated by the Sustainability Council Interns. \nEarth Days Awards Ceremony\n5-6:30 pm\, Viking 123 \nFriend of the Earth Awardees will be honored and will give brief remarks: Salem City Councillor Jeff Cohen\, and the Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition. We will also honor SSU Student Friend of the Earth Brielle Laurent. \nStudent research poster contest and creative writing contest winners will receive awards and winners of the writing contest will read their winning entries. Food will be provided. Details forthcoming. \n\nFriday\, April 12\nFilm: Inundation District (79 minutes) with a Q and A with Director David Abel.\n12:15-2:15 pm\, Veterans Hall \nDirected by Pulitzer prize-winning director David Abel\, this film explores the implications of Boston’s decision to ignore the threats posed by climate change and spend billions of dollars building a new waterfront district — on landfill\, at sea level\, and in the bullseye of rising seas. \n\nSunday\, April 28\nSalem Kicks Gas: A North Shore Electric Vehicle Expo \nSalem High School\,77 Willson St. Salem \nIf you are curious about electric vehicles\, this is your chance to check them out in person. Local EV dealerships and car owners\, as well as bicycle shops and electric bike/scooter owners will be showcasing their rides. Battery-powered outdoor equipment will also be featured. Learn more and register. \nSponsored by the City of Salem. \nEarth Days Recorded Events\nClimate Change and Psychological Well-being: Impacts and Resilience \nProfessor Susan Clayton\, Psychology Department\, College of Wooster\, Ohio. \nView the webinar.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/salem-state-earth-day-2024-4/
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SUMMARY:EUDEMONIA
DESCRIPTION:The Salem Art Gallery Presents Eudemonia\, a series of movement based meditations focused on the mechanics and maintenance of the physical body. Mats and light refreshments will be provided.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/eudemonia-7/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240412T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240412T200000
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SUMMARY:Our Time On Earth – 18th Annual PEM Inspirational Exhibition Reception
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by PEM – Our Time on Earth:  Our 18th Annual PEM Inspirational Exhibition invites artists to take inspiration from the PEM exhibition “Our Time on Earth\, on view at the Peabody Essex Museum through June 9\, 2024.  From the PEM\, “Part of PEM’s Climate + Environment Initiative\, this traveling exhibition from the Barbican Centre in London celebrates the power of global creativity to transform the conversation around the climate emergency.” \n\nReception: Friday\, April 12\, 2024\, 6:00-8:00 PM\nExhibition Dates: April 13 – May 18\, 2024\n\nWe challenged our artists to really consider the materials used in pieces created for this exhibit – think about the environmental and climate impacts we make when we create our arts\, and ways that we can lift the conversation around climate change and collapse.  \n“This exhibition invites us to imagine ways that art\, design and science together can help us envision a positive future for our planet\,” said Jane Winchell\, the Sarah Fraser Robbins Director of PEM’s Dotty Brown Art & Nature Center. \nLocal artists submitted artwork for this exhibition that explores the themes of our harmonious coexistence with science\, nature\, sustainability\, and the world around us. \nOpen Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 – 6:00 p.m. \nSalem Arts Association Galleries\, 159 Derby Street\, Salem MA 01970
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/our-time-on-earth-18th-annual-pem-inspirational-exhibition-reception/
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SUMMARY:Friday Night Music at East Regiment
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy refreshing beer and live music at East Regiment Beer Co! \n  \nApril 5th Two Drunk Nights \nApril 12th Delvis \nApril 19th Lee Harvey \nApril 26th Chance of Rain  \n 
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/friday-night-music-at-east-regiment-36/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240412T200000
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SUMMARY:Boston Comedy Blowout at The Cabot
DESCRIPTION:Join us as four legendary Boston comics take the stage for a night of hilarity. Featuring: Corey Rodrigues (CONAN)\, Kelly MacFarland (Last Comic Standing)\, Mike Donovan (Showtime)\, and Tony V (HBO).
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/boston-comedy-blowout-at-the-cabot/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240412T200000
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SUMMARY:Friday Night Music with Gulu-Gulu Cafe
DESCRIPTION:Join Gulu-Gulu Cafe Friday nights for their live music series. Bands and musicians range from acoustic guitar\, jazz standards\, saxophones\, trios\, and more! Support live musicians and listen to live music!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/friday-night-music-with-gulu-gulu-cafe-37/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T110000
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SUMMARY:387th Anniversary of the First Muster
DESCRIPTION:**Schedule of Events** \n08:00 – Dedication of the NEW Gen. Abbott monument in front of St. Peter’s Church0900 – Ceremony at Armory Park\n09:30 – Parade of units to the Salem Common\n10:00 – Muster Ceremony on Salem Common begins with a U.S. Army helicopter landing\,\nAir Force flyover\, 500 Soldier Pass in Review\, and Cannon Salute \n** Free parking/refreshments will be available at O’Donnell’s at 84 Washington Square\nPlease contact 978-745-0883 for additional information
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/387th-anniversary-of-the-first-muster/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T170000
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CREATED:20240331T090018Z
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SUMMARY:Book a “Good Witch Magical Transformation”
DESCRIPTION:Children\, tweens\, teens\, and adults are all welcome to participate in our “Good Witch Transformations”! \nThrough our transformations children unleash their own spellbinding charms and embrace their individuality. Children are invited to browse our collection of witch hats and dresses. Adorned with shimmering stars\, flowing capes\, and ribbons of enchantment\, these outfits are sure to celebrate their unique spirits. \nOur talented apprentices delicately apply a touch of stardust and add sprinkles of color that match your child’s vibrant personality. As they gaze upon their reflection\, their eyes light up with a newfound confidence and a sense of whimsical delight. They have become the magical beings they’ve always dreamt of\, casting spells and brewing potions in their imaginary world. Their laughter fills the air as they twirl and spin\, radiating with joy and wonder.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/book-a-good-witch-magical-transformation-30/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T140000
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SUMMARY:Book a “Good Witch Transformation”
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your interest in a “Good Witch” Transformation! \nThrough our transformations children unleash their own spellbinding charms and embrace their individuality. Children are invited to browse our collection of witch hats and dresses. Adorned with shimmering stars\, flowing capes\, and ribbons of enchantment\, these outfits are sure to celebrate their unique spirits. \nOur talented apprentices delicately apply a touch of stardust and add sprinkles of color that match your child’s vibrant personality. As they gaze upon their reflection\, their eyes light up with a newfound confidence and a sense of whimsical delight. They have become the magical beings they’ve always dreamt of\, casting spells and brewing potions in their imaginary world. Their laughter fills the air as they twirl and spin\, radiating with joy and wonder.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/book-a-good-witch-transformation-96/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T150000
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SUMMARY:Community Day & Hammond Jr’s 136th Birthday Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Advance Reservation Required for Admission \nWe are celebrating the start of our 49th consecutive season and our visionary founder\, John Hays Hammond Jr.\, whose pioneering scientific achievements continue to shape modern technology! Born 136 years ago on April 13th\, 1888\, Hammond’s enduring influence transcends time\, and we’re commemorating his extraordinary legacy. As our special gift to you\, join us for free entrance into the Eric Pape\, Gertrude Cawein at Hammond Castle Museum fine art exhibit. Let’s celebrate Hammond’s remarkable life together! Saturday\, April 13\, 2024 Doors open: at 10:00 am\, Timed Admission. The last entrance is at 3:00 pm. Event Highlights: -Free admission to see the breathtaking Great Hall and a limited number of smaller exhibit spaces during your timed admittance and discover the magic that inspired Hammond’s visionary creations. -Enjoy free access to the “Gertrude Cawein At Hammond Castle Museum” fine art exhibit of nearly 60 works by Eric Pape. Please note: No admittance without advance registration. RSVP is required in order for us to manage attendance as capacity is limited. Not all rooms within the Museum will be open during this special event. Thank you for your understanding. 
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/community-day-hammond-jrs-136th-birthday-celebration/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T160000
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SUMMARY:Drop In: Potion Brewing or Broom Decorating
DESCRIPTION:Calling all witches and wizards! Join a Witch Apprentice in decorating your very own magical broom. Flying lessons not included 🙂 \nOr\, test your “Potion Master” skills by brewing up a Winter Potion of your own. \nCome in anytime between 10:00AM – 4:00PM. Activity length is approx. 20 minutes. \nUnder age 4 may attend with the help of a supervising adult.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/drop-in-potion-brewing-or-broom-decorating/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T170000
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SUMMARY:Opening Day: Ethiopia at the Crossroads
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating the opening of Ethiopia at the Crossroads\, which explores nearly 2\,000 years of Ethiopian art\, culture and trade. Featuring illuminated manuscripts\, metalwork and carvings in conversation with vibrant prints and sculpture by contemporary Ethiopian artists\, it is the first major American exhibition to examine Ethiopian art in a global context.\n\nExplore Ethiopian artworks and culture hands-on through a special drop-in art making activity inspired by the exhibition\, along with curator-led tours and a musical performance by dragonchild.\nCurator-Led Tour of Ethiopia at the Crossroads\n\n11 am | Ethiopia exhibition gallery\nSame day tickets required\, limited availability. Tickets available at the Information desk.\nLearn about the exhibition from Christine Sciacca\, Curator of European Art\, 300-1400 CE at the Walters Art Museum (where the exhibition was previously on view)\, and PEM curators Karen Kramer and Lydia Peabody.\nDrop-in Art Making: Customized Crowns\n\n12–3 pm | Create Space Studios\nThroughout Ethiopian history\, high-ranking officials and royalty have worn spectacular crowns featuring symbols and motifs that relate to the wearers’ ranking\, dynasty\, style and more. Crowns and headdresses can tell us different stories about the people who wore them. If you had a crown designed specially for you\, what stories would you want it to tell? Make your own paper crown and adorn it with decorations that reflect your identity\, culture and style. Wear your personal story with pride!\nMusical Performance: dragonchild\n\n2 pm | Morse Auditorium\nSame-day tickets required; capacity is limited. Tickets available at the Information desk.\nEthiopian-American musician D.A. Mekonnen will present the regional premiere of dragonchild’s Monument Eternal – Performance & Visual Album.\nConceived and transmitted by D.A. Mekonnen\, dragonchild is an expression of ecogrief and a celebration of Ancestral (sonic) creation — a culmination of decades of musical experimentation\, embodied spiritual practice and critical thinking. Released in spring 2023 on FPE Records\, their debut record BLACK is the monumental result of that exploration: four one-sided albums\, designed to be played simultaneously\, creating an immersive and disorienting swarm of sound.\n\nAbout our Collaborators:\nChristine Sciacca is the Curator of European Art\, 300-1400 CE at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. She received her Ph.D.\, M.Phil.\, and M.A. in Art History from Columbia University\, and a B.A. in Art History from Cornell University. She was previously a curator of illuminated manuscripts at the J. Paul Getty Museum\, and has worked at the Met Cloisters and the British Library. Her research concentrates on Italian\, German and Ethiopian medieval art\, with a focus on liturgy\, devotional practice and patronage.\n\nD.A. Mekonnen\nGrowing up in Texas as a Sudanese-born\, first generation Ethiopian-American\, D.A. Mekonnen often heard traditional Ethiopian instrumental and vocal recordings around his home and in his community. After becoming an accomplished saxophonist\, he sought out master Ethiopian musicians to learn to play the folk instruments of his heritage. Mekonnen co-founded and directed Debo Band\, whose groundbreaking take on Ethiopian music has lead to performances at the Montreal Jazz Festival\, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival\, Lincoln Center\, South by Southwest\, Sauti za Busara (Zanzibar) and the Ethiopian Music(s) Festival (Addis Ababa)\, to name a few. He also served as the director of the Nile Project\, an ensemble of musicians from the 11 countries of the Nile Basin. From 2015–2023\, he was an active member of the Silkroad Ensemble and worked alongside Silkroad Founder Yo-Yo Ma and current Artistic Director Rhiannon Giddens. Mekonnen has an M.A. in ethnomusicology from Harvard University\, where he researched Ethiopian popular music of the 1960s–1970s.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/opening-day-ethiopia-at-the-crossroads/
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SUMMARY:Process Art Mornings
DESCRIPTION:Informal in-process art making
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/process-art-mornings-49/
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SUMMARY:Aaron Nigel Smith
DESCRIPTION:Aaron Nigel Smith is a Grammy® Nominated reggae singer\, songwriter\, musician\, and Billboard #1 recording artist based in Portland\, OR. He has performed at events and venues like Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Kennedy Center\, Lollapalooza\, and Pickathon\, and throughout South America\, Europe\, Asia and Africa. He founded FUNdamentals of Music & Movement\, a fun approach to music classes for preschool children\, which was later scaled to a national program and sold to RockStarts. Aaron is founder and Artistic Director of  the non-profit 1 World Chorus with the mission of promoting peace and empowering youth internationally through the arts. Aaron’s simple mission is to connect and empower youth\, families and communities through music and peace. Find out more at www.aaronnigelsmith.com!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/aaron-nigel-smith/
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