A Salem Scare

It’s October in New England. Dunkin Donuts is churning out pumpkin muffins, our bulky sweaters are finding their way to the front of our wardrobes, an...

General George S. Patton’s When and If Schooner

Fresh back in Salem Harbor, Dylan Salzmann recounts a morning spent gliding out to Misery Island on 15-knot east-southeast winds, then back toward Man...

Salem’s First-Ever Rooftop Bar

The moment Rob Blood, Marblehead native and owner of the successful Lark Hotels group, set foot on the roof of Salem’s Newmark Building, he felt inspi...

Salem’s Secret Garden

Tucked behind the federal houses in Salem lies a secret garden that would make our forefathers proud.

Architectural August at The Gables and the Jeremiah Lee Mansion

Celebrate during the month of August, the important anniversaries of the Jeremiah Lee Mansion (1768) in Marblehead and The House of the Seven Gables (...

Late Night on the North Shore

Sometimes you want to let yourself linger at the beach to enjoy the long summer days before you get a bite to eat. Other times you want to celebrate w...

Counter at The Hotel Salem

  Counter shines like a welcoming beacon on Salem’s Essex Street pedestrian mall, awash in vibrant colors and midcentury modern décor. Housed ...

5 North Shore Memorial Day Parades

Memorial Day Weekend is upon us, and the North Shore knows how to celebrate. This solemn American holiday is federally recognized on the last Mo...

A&J King Artisan Bakers and Notch Brewing Create Beer Pretzel

  Something special is brewing in the local food scene in Salem this spring. Neighbors A&J King Artisan Bakers and Notch Brewing have tea...

10th Annual Salem Arts Festival

  The 2018 Salem Arts Festival, running from Friday, June 1 through Sunday, June 3, will celebrate the arts in all its forms: painting, photo...