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Salem Main Streets, the Salem Chamber of Commerce, Destination Salem, and local retailers, restaurants, and businesses invite you to attend the 18th annual Salem’s So Sweet Chocolate & Ice Sculpture Festival. A decadent tradition of delectable chocolate, sparkling ice sculptures, and Valentine’s Day shopping…don’t miss Salem’s sweetest event of the year! Chocolate & Wine Tasting Kick-off Event Friday, Feb. 7, 2020, 6:30...
Nathaniel’s in the Hawthorne Hotel will have a special chocolate inspired menu for the Salem’s So Sweet Festival this weekend! Stop in and enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner! View the menu here.
Local candlemaker Astrowicks is bringing Valentine’s cuteness on February 9th! Grab some sparkly scented candles for you, your sweetheart, or your pals. Candles are soy based with wooden wicks, and come in 4oz and 8oz sizes.
Earn Notch swag when you complete 10 runs. Sundays: 5k/10k – You choose! This is not a race, just a chance to get out and earn some cold beer. No sign up is required but you do have the option to “sign in” before the run. Meet at the Tap Room about 15 minutes before...
In this one day taxidermy class, you’ll be learning how to skin, prep, and mount a lifesize mouse which will be set in a teacup. We’ll be going over all of the details so that you learn the skills you need to start basic taxidermy. This is a great gateway into the world of this...
Drinks! Bingo! Prizes! With your host Tim Oliver at Gulu-Gulu Cafe.
Twice monthly meditation + ritual starting promptly at 8pm. Doors open at 7:30 for shopping and mingling. We offer a scholarship spot for one BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Person of Color) for all of our workshops. If this describes you please email us at hello@hauswitch.com and we’ll let you know if that spot is open! Tickets...
Karaoke at Bit Bar is a magical thing! Nick D’Amico is the best DJ around and the lights and sounds won’t let you down. Bit Bar is 21+ after 8:00 pm.
The Salem State University Darwin FestivalSM was started in 1980 by Virginia Keville and Philip DePalma as part of a course in “Human and Social Biology.” The week-long festival honors the extraordinary impact Darwin’s work has had on so many areas of human endeavor. This unique lecture series brings scientists and their research to undergraduates...
Awaken: Conjuring Our Tomorrow is a group exhibition curated by Allison Maria Rodriguez featuring Latina artists exploring climate justice issues in their practice. The works in this exhibition navigate a space in between the mathematical and the fantastical. In the wake of the atrocities that continue to be inflicted upon our earth, this exhibition suggests...
Please join us for a decadent evening at Kokeshi’s first ever Sake Dinner! Chef Alavee Hassan will prepare seven Japanese inspired courses, paired with unique sake and sake-cocktails created by Kokeshi’s House Bartender Erica Yeomans. The menu features oysters, red snapper, crudo, and duck three ways. Check back for a full menu soon! The night...
Every Monday at 8 PM at the Flying Saucer teams will face off in a battle of wills and knowledge! Topics will include comics, fantasy, horror and of course sci-fi! Prizes will be given, beer shalt be guzzled, and pizzas consumed! It’ll be FUN! MC’d by the infamous Captain Wolf of ShantyTown!
Come on down and play some Family Feud, Jeopardy, and Wheel of Fortune on your favorite 16-Consoles Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo. Bring a team or find one and win fabulous prizes! Bit Bar is 21+ after 8:00 pm.
The Salem State University Darwin FestivalSM was started in 1980 by Virginia Keville and Philip DePalma as part of a course in “Human and Social Biology.” The week-long festival honors the extraordinary impact Darwin’s work has had on so many areas of human endeavor. This unique lecture series brings scientists and their research to undergraduates...
Awaken: Conjuring Our Tomorrow is a group exhibition curated by Allison Maria Rodriguez featuring Latina artists exploring climate justice issues in their practice. The works in this exhibition navigate a space in between the mathematical and the fantastical. In the wake of the atrocities that continue to be inflicted upon our earth, this exhibition suggests...
Buy anything and receive $5 in free game tokens every Tuesday. Eat your heart out Scrooge McDuck! Open 4 pm to Midnight. Bit Bar is 21+ after 8 pm, kitchen closes at 10 pm on Tuesday.
Come paint some some sweet ceramics for someone. Ceramics created by Bit Bar bar crafting regular Ceramics by Nooshin! $5 for each craft.
The Salem State University Darwin FestivalSM was started in 1980 by Virginia Keville and Philip DePalma as part of a course in “Human and Social Biology.” The week-long festival honors the extraordinary impact Darwin’s work has had on so many areas of human endeavor. This unique lecture series brings scientists and their research to undergraduates...
Awaken: Conjuring Our Tomorrow is a group exhibition curated by Allison Maria Rodriguez featuring Latina artists exploring climate justice issues in their practice. The works in this exhibition navigate a space in between the mathematical and the fantastical. In the wake of the atrocities that continue to be inflicted upon our earth, this exhibition suggests...
Far From The Tree Cider is sponsoring this karaoke extravaganza at Bit Bar! Each singer get’s a raffle ticket with three drawings happening throughout the night. Bit Bar will have a favorite on draft and ENVY in cans! Bit Bar is 21+ after 8:00 pm.
The Salem State University Darwin FestivalSM was started in 1980 by Virginia Keville and Philip DePalma as part of a course in “Human and Social Biology.” The week-long festival honors the extraordinary impact Darwin’s work has had on so many areas of human endeavor. This unique lecture series brings scientists and their research to undergraduates...
Awaken: Conjuring Our Tomorrow is a group exhibition curated by Allison Maria Rodriguez featuring Latina artists exploring climate justice issues in their practice. The works in this exhibition navigate a space in between the mathematical and the fantastical. In the wake of the atrocities that continue to be inflicted upon our earth, this exhibition suggests...
With a drink in hand, we’ll take an hour to learn about the original lifestyles, notable winters, and infamous events this house stood witness to. Coffee and Tea will be provided. For those guests looking for a romantic evening of history, this event is BYOB. So feel free to bring a bottle of wine, some...
Just in time for Valentine’s Day! Join herbalist, psychic, and energy healer Kate Laurel in a cozy workshop devoted to your sweet heart. The Earth is loving and generous, filled with plants and crystals to support our emotional wellbeing. Learn how these allies can support healing from grief, open and protect our hearts, and invite...
“Bedroom Farce is a masterclass in comedy at its finest!” The London Telegraph Trevor and Susannah, a highly-strung self-absorbed couple, inflict their miseries on their nearest and dearest: three couples whose own relationships are tenuous at best. The action takes place sequentially in the three beleaguered couples’ bedrooms during one endless Saturday night of co-dependence...
Every Tuesday, we make pixel art with Perler Beads! We will have templates for tons of different game and animated characters. Bring $3 for supplies and make all the creations you like. Bit Bar is 21+ after 8:00 pm.
Brodie’s Seaport hosts karaoke and $5 burger specials every Thursday!
Sing along with your friends at Village Tavern, a judgement free zone. Best burgers in the North shore and great selection of beer.
The Salem State University Darwin FestivalSM was started in 1980 by Virginia Keville and Philip DePalma as part of a course in “Human and Social Biology.” The week-long festival honors the extraordinary impact Darwin’s work has had on so many areas of human endeavor. This unique lecture series brings scientists and their research to undergraduates...
Awaken: Conjuring Our Tomorrow is a group exhibition curated by Allison Maria Rodriguez featuring Latina artists exploring climate justice issues in their practice. The works in this exhibition navigate a space in between the mathematical and the fantastical. In the wake of the atrocities that continue to be inflicted upon our earth, this exhibition suggests...