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Salem will welcome residents and visitors this weekend for a two-day Black History Month celebration that blends local history, live music, movement, and community connection, offering space for both reflection and joy. The events follow the raising of the African-American Heritage Flag at Salem City Hall earlier this week and take place during a year of major milestones. In 2026, Salem marks more than 400 years since its founding, while the nation also observes 100 years since the establishment of Negro History Week, the precursor to today’s Black History Month. Photograph By Shutterstock Voices, History, and Live Music at Old Tow
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