Learn to make a “turkey tail” style hand whisk.

Contact Alchemy & Herbs for details. Class time will be in the evening, exact time tbd.

Sanborn Mills Farm Winter Market- December 2, 2023

Local Artisans and Craftspeople

7097 Sanborn Rd

Loudon, NH

Salem Arts Holiday Artists’ Market

Saturday November 25, 10-5pm

At Salem Old Town Hall (Derby Square)

SALEM ARTS FESTIVAL – JUNE 3-4 (Amuck Brooms will be vending on Essex Street on Saturday June 3rd only this year)

Celebrating arts, culture, and community in historic Salem, Massachusetts

SALEM, Mass. – Celebrate the arts, culture, creativity, and community at the 14th annual Salem Arts Festival June 3 through 5. This free and popular family-friendly event will feature a variety of art, music, dance, and theatre performances throughout downtown Salem.

Public activities include multiple outdoor performance areas, onsite art-making for all ages, local artisans and makers selling their creations, pop-up art exhibitions in businesses around town, a live mural slam on Artists Row, and a temporary public art installation. There are events for the whole family!

Presented in collaboration by Salem Main Streets and Creative Collective, this year’s event highlights the importance of the creative workforce and how it contributes to and stabilizes the local economy. Arts and culture are an integral part of day-to-day life in Salem. This annual festival has become a source of pride and revenue for hundreds of creative professionals and a major economic boost to the local community.

“Creating community has always been the underpinning purpose of the Salem Arts Festival, and our Salem community desperately needs to heal and build together again after the past year.” John Andrews, Founder, and Founder of Creative Collective stated, “The creative community has been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic but throughout the crisis, this community of makers, artisans, performers, and creators were integral in keeping our families and communities hopeful, entertained, and inspired. As we start to come out of the crisis, we feel it is critically important to foster, support and amplify the creative workforce by providing them with paid opportunities.”

Come hang out with me and a bunch of other awesome local makers and artisans at Mill No 5, Saturday March 12th from 12-4pm on the 5th floor as we celebrate being almost halfway to Halloween!

Venue Details

Mill No 5.

250 Jackson Street

Lowell, MA 01852.

*Easy parking right down the street at the Edward Early Jr. Garage @ 135 Middlesex Street.

Come hang out with me and a bunch of other awesome local makers and artisans at Mill No 5, Saturday March 12th from 12-4pm on the 5th floor!

Venue Details

Mill No 5.

250 Jackson Street

Lowell, MA 01852.

*Easy parking right down the street at the Edward Early Jr. Garage @ 135 Middlesex Street.