Stories We Share

Long before Rebecca Nurse walked its grounds, this land was home to generations of people. Join us for a journey through the remarkable history of the Nurse Homestead from the Indigenous peoples who first called this land home, through the arrival of colonial settlers, the tragic Salem witch trials, a soldier who fought for American…

Discover five women of Danvers who accomplished amazing things in their lives. A poet/abolitionist, an author/historian, an educator/ suffragist, political delegate/actress, and an entrepreneur businesswoman. 1-1/2 mile walking tour to explore the lives of these 5 dynamic women in Danvers history, 1760s through 1960s. Trustee Joyce Cranford explores the lives of five women who made…

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Come to celebrate the Guatemalan culture in this event full of music, rich folkloric dances & traditions from the Mayan Empire. Join us at the main stairs of the Lynn City Hall to listen to the sweet notes from the Marimba, the national instrument; and popular songs. This event is a wonderful opportunity to experience…

The duo Sultana weaves history, original songs, and a slideshow for a unique and fun look at U.S. history and legends. It is a story of heroes and celebrities, immigrants and indigenous peoples, injustices and progress. Visits are paid to a legendary heroine, a sports superstar, a technological feat, a media circus and much more.…

Discover five women of Danvers who accomplished amazing things in their lives. A poet/abolitionist, an author/historian, an educator/ suffragist, political delegate/actress, and an entrepreneur businesswoman. 1-1/2 mile walking tour to explore the lives of these 5 dynamic women in Danvers history, 1760s through 1960s. Trustee Joyce Cranford explores the lives of five women who made…

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Join the Lynn Museum & Arts Center’s Education Manager, Emily Pratt, for a guided tour of “Belongings: Calling Lynn Home.” Lynn has been shaped over thousands of years by the people who have called this place home. Through a Mass Humanities grant, LMAC staff and partners spent over a year inviting the Lynn community to…

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Raíces | Roots Group Exhibition The Punto Urban Art Museum, in partnership with Salem 400+, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, and the Peabody Essex Museum, invited New England–based artists to create artwork inspired by the theme RAÍCES | ROOTS. Through this theme, artists explored their own roots, or the roots of their families and communities,…

Tour en Español! Ven a disfrutar el atardecer y de las historias detras de los tesoros escondidos en la ciudad del zapato, Lynn! En esta caminata encontraras rótulos antiguos, luces ultravioleta y pasillos a colores por debajo de los puentes del ferrocarril. Conocerás las historias detrás de la escultura de hierro, los edificios y murales…

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Raíces | Roots Group Exhibition The Punto Urban Art Museum, in partnership with Salem 400+, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, and the Peabody Essex Museum, invited New England–based artists to create artwork inspired by the theme RAÍCES | ROOTS. Through this theme, artists explored their own roots, or the roots of their families and communities,…

Please note that the September 19th event is canceled. Be inspired as members of the North Andover African American History committee share stories of three little known African American leaders from the Andovers: Revolutionary War hero Salem Poor, formerly enslaved church and community leader Cato Freeman and Ice Cream Entrepreneurs the Hinton Family. Drop in…

Step into a lovingly recreated Latin American grandmother’s home and explore the stories, traditions, objects, sounds, and memories that shape immigrant and Latino family life. Enjoy a cafecito while discovering this immersive experience that celebrates culture, heritage, and community. We invite you to slow down, connect, and experience the warmth, hospitality, and everyday beauty of…

Raíces | Roots Group Exhibition The Punto Urban Art Museum, in partnership with Salem 400+, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, and the Peabody Essex Museum, invited New England–based artists to create artwork inspired by the theme RAÍCES | ROOTS. Through this theme, artists explored their own roots, or the roots of their families and communities,…

From the Indigenous women who worked the land to our organization’s founder, women have always been a part of the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion’s history, but not always given the spotlight they deserve. The House of the Seven Gables has created a Women’s History Tour to focus, in-depth, on the many women who have lived and labored…

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Join 19th c. abolitionist and educator, Charlotte Forten, in an antebellum tour of Salem. Learn about the progress African-Americans are making in winning equal treatment and the many arduous steps still to go. See the locations of anti-slavery activism, learn about the people who nourished Charlotte’s education and artistry as she became Salem Normal School’s…

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Step inside Sutton Residence for Women and discover the history, architecture, and stories that make this historic home a special part of our community. Join us for a guided tour and teatime treats. Learn about our local history and see our ties to the past come alive through the stories of some remarkable women and…