Historic Salem, Inc. will operate the tour on Dec. 2 and Dec. 3 featuring homes around Salem Common.
Salem residents can get free museum admission, parking, business trick-or-treating and discounts, and a "Hocus Pocus" party on the Common.
Salem Police Chief Lucas Miller said the subset of the Salem PD includes its own dispatch, patrols and commanders for the holiday season.
There will be 10 more inbound trains from Salem to North Station and seven more outbound trains from Salem to Beverly daily in October.
As Halloween approaches, here are a few tips on where to find pumpkins on the North Shore and how to make the perfect carve.
With up to 1 million visitors expected this October, here is what you need to enjoy the spooky season in Halloween's unofficial hometown.
Salem's scheduled road closures and tow zones for the Oct. 5 Grand Parade, Oct. 14 and Oct. 21 road races, October weekends and Halloween.
The shuttles will provide service from more than 1,300 free parking spots citywide to downtown during the next five spooky weekends.
The annual "official kickoff" to the Salem Halloween tourist and holiday season is set for Oct. 5.
After nearly one million visitors came to the Witch City last scary season, officials are urging to plan out travel and itineraries.
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Patch has your complete guide to Independence Day fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Salem.
Parking restrictions will begin at 8 a.m. on Tuesday with road closures starting at 4:30 p.m.
Find out how Salem will be observing Memorial Day this year.
This year's program will take place at the intersection of Gardner and Cabot streets to dedicate PFC Rene "Pete" Pelletier Square.
Here are just a few of the fine dining options perfect for moms on the North Shore.
Where to celebrate New Year's Eve 2022 on and around the North Shore.
With Christmas on a Sunday, some hours will be altered through Monday in 2022.
The city will host a week of live music, heated igloos, curling, fire pits, ice sculptures, food, craft beer and more Dec. 26 to Jan. 1.
Residents can bring, drop off or leave out their trees for inclusion in the Salem Willows tradition on Jan. 6.
The city will host the lightings on both Dec. 21 at noon and Dec. 24 at sundown.
Trees, like everything else, may cost a little more this year, but consumers seem to be taking the expected price hikes in stride.
The big man in the red suit will be sleighing his way to the top of the Hawthorne Hotel ahead of the Lappin Park holiday tree lighting.
The series of performances and family-friendly events will begin with History Alive, Inc.'s caroling show Friday night.
Finz Seafood & Grill and Sea Level Oyster Bar will host more than two dozen North Shore vendors at their Wharf Street locations on Nov. 26.
On the Witch City's busiest night of the year, drivers are urged to be on the lookout for costumed kiddos in residential areas.
Visitors and residents are warned against driving near downtown through Monday with many road closures and extensive parking restrictions.
The MBTA is offering discounted round-trip tickets on the commuter rail with the Salem garage closed after 6 p.m.
As record crowds are expected to increase over the next two weeks, Salem officials once again implore visitors not to drive into the city.
Officials said nearly 158,000 visitors descended upon the city last weekend alone as they urge no driving into town for the next two weeks.
After all municipal lots were filled early this past weekend, the MBTA is adding train service for the final two weekends before Halloween.
The event will take place on Oct. 28 in the parking lot of the Ingram Senior Center. There will be candy giveaways, pizza, games and music.
While city officials are not trying to scare visitors away this year, they are urging taking public transportation and using satellite lots.
Finding the best fall pumpkin at a field in Salem could come at an increased cost this year.
The evening includes free entry to museums and attractions, and garage parking, for Salem residents only.
The parade returns for the first time in three years on Thursday after being held as a "Wicked Walkabout" event last year due to COVID-19.
The city and Creative Collective will host an outdoor screening of the sequel to the cult classic movie set in the Witch City.
The Salem Howl-o-ween pet parade returns in full in person this year after two years of COVID-19 interruptions.
The skeletons will be hidden throughout "historically haunted cities" as part of the Party City Yorrik Scavenger Haunt Sweepstakes.