Welcome to the Salem Night Faire presented by the Black Veil! Situated on the grounds where "Hocus…read morePocus" was filmed, you're definitely stepping into a sense of nostalgia with this eerie Halloween presentation Step beyond the veil and into darkness, and experience the dark and Gothic oddities this Faire has to offer. Featuring local vendors and artists, you can find oddities, clothing, self-care items, including spooky bath bombs and soaps There are different actors throughout the grounds that you can interact with for a small tip ($1) and get different souvenir gifts. There are tarot card readings, fortune tellers and different photo opportunities! 7th year in a row but our second time enjoying this dark and gothic October There are beer Gardens and food trucks October 17th ,18th, 24th and 25th 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Pioneer Village is great if you wanna get a small taste of…read more of what life was like in 1630 Salem . Pioneer Village is a living history museum recreating the city of Salem as it was in the 17th century. It also was a filming location for Hocus Pocus! Pioneer Village is where the scenes from the beginning of the movie were filmed. We see a flyover of an old Salem town as the opening credits roll. In one of the small houses is Thackery Binx, who wakes up to find his sister, Emily, missing. There's not a whole lot here other than a few houses . I would recommend planning to spend 30 minutes here .

Pretty awesome Miral located in Salem Massachusetts. They have a lot of Meryls here in the city and…read morethis one is one of my favorite ones. I can't reminds me of a sugar school from Mexican culture not sure if it is or not but it does remind me of it and I like it

This was between buildings- as were plenty of murals. I could spot it from Ward Street- but it was…read moretechnically on Peabody street. The 3 faces of the same (I believe) man was colored blue- gray and then red with different angles of the face. Like turning or changing perspectives. Honestly it invoked the thoughts of maturing, or changing your mind about life priorities. Evolving. Title: Stranger Things Where: 38 Peabody St Artist: Jeff Henriquez Medium: Spray Paint Date: September, 2017

Nothing ghost or haunted about this show...It seemed the volunteers were staged. Just basic "mind…read morereading" basic tricks.

My daughter saw this online and suggested we check it out and glad we did. They had a choice of…read moreseating, VIP - First Row $40, Prefferred Seating $30 and General Seating $20. It is set in what looks like a school auditorium with just regular chairs. They have music playing and Nick the sophisticated psycho, buddy the clown and a magician walking around doing some tricks before the show. He actually did one to my wife and made her scream. The show consists of another magician who I found to be very entertaining. He started off the show with some tricks, some mind reading and some eerie things. All pretty cool. There is audience participation so it makes it even more fun if you like to be involved. They change it up every year so it's never the same. There are curtains on the windows to make the room darker but the light still shines through, it would be better at night where it would give a more frightening feel. It's not a very large auditorium so all seats are pretty good. Their website explains the show and seating arrangements. If you visit Salem I highly recommend checking it out. On a personal note, I lost my sunglasses, not sure where, but I went back and asked , and sure enough without hesitation Nick who was the sophisticated psycho, went directly to where they were and gave them to me. Wow honest people and very helpful. Very cool.

Bucket list spot to visit!…read more Founded in 1626 and has a population of approximately 44,000. They're known for the 1692 witch trials; 20 people were executed. In the fall, they get approximately half a million visitors. We went around that time and boy it was busy. I love the spooky themes. We walked around, dined, shopped, and visited the famous landmarks. The cemetery where the executed were interred and the Hocos Pocus house were a couple of spots. I can't wait to go back off season and explore more.

I love Salem! 10/10! I wish I could afford to live here, but I'm told it's far more expensive than…read morewhere I'm at now. I love how the locals are really a strong community and take part in the community events, they support their small shops, and they all seem really unified on large issues. October here is really busy and it's tough finding parking. Other than that one month out of the year, the rest of the months you can find peace. I love how they get full seasonal weather and it's truly beautiful. Witch City is where my hearts at! :)

Located on the corner of Peabody and Congress are the stacked containers and incredible art display…read morethat screamed totem. How happy to find out that is the title. The bright colors simply draw you in, powerful spirituality emanates. All the faces of spirit guides and ancestors seem to gaze upon you and your hope takes flight! Art can invoke so many emotions, so many images beyond what you are seeing with your own eyes. This one is a treasure. Title: Totem Where: Corner of Peabody and Congress Artist: Ledania Medium: Spray Paint Date: July, 2019

This is all Billy Bass gate and he lives in the bushes right outside the lobster shanty. This is…read moresome kind of lost public art but I'm not sure what they were going with but I like it. Salem has many weird unique awesome features and this is just one of them. This is just all Billy Bathgate hiding in the bushes looking out trying to scare children and the people to walk bye pretty cool

Cool looking in Mural that I really can't figure out but I think it's a rainbow cat mixed with some…read morekind of other creatures but overall need to see cool to look at big fan of public art big fan of murals big fan of rainbow cats can't go wrong sounds interesting and fun in Salem is filled with many cool things to check out and this is one of them