Recommend 100%!! She is the real deal. Skip the downtown psychics and go to Kelly! Bob is the…read morehostess with the mostest! From your Ohio fans!

Kelly was very good. I had a great reading that was informative, accurate and on point. I recommend…read moreher.

If you're drawn to mystical & magical things, this shop is a total wonderland. Every corner is…read morepacked w/ enchanting items that includes crystals/stones/rocks,tarot decks, spell kits/books, incense, & all sorts of whimsical treasures that make you feel like you've stepped into another world. On top of the magical merchandise,they also offer psychic readings if you're curious about getting some insight,guidance,fortune telling, or just some plain ol' fun. Bookings get filled pretty quickly & need to be booked in advance. All the employees are always ready to help & greet you right away!The shop itself feels cozy & inviting w/ a vibe that's both mysterious & welcoming. There is always a line to get in so be prepared to wait.Whether you're shopping for magical tools, curious about a psychic reading, or just want to wander & soak in the energy, this place is full of surprises & def worth a visit. The prices have gone up has but the experience & quality make it worth it! It's 1 of my fave shops in Salem & I visit every year! I def will be back!

This is one of the stores we visited while we were visiting the City of Salem…read more Anything you want to find related to Witchery, this is the place to be. They have so many gifts and souvenirs here. A very interesting store. Feels like you are surrounded by witchcraft and sorceries. The staffs here are friendly and answer any questions you may have of Witches and Witchery. They also have Witch Readings. Perhaps they can tell your future and maybe if your ancestries are Witches. That would be interesting to find out if you are a Witch. Lol. If you are into Witchery or finds the subject of Witching interesting, stop on in. I'm sure you'll find something you like here.

This is a small museum in an old historic house with real history throughout. There's a guide on…read moreeach level and they were all really enthusiastic and open to questions. It's especially cool to explore a historic building itself instead of a museum that's just set up. There are some real relics and great information panels. It is on the smaller side, but that actually works well if you have a busy day in Salem, since it's a solid 40 minute stop. There's also a cute small gift shop at the end. The only thing I would change is giving a little more history. A lot of the panels talked about theories instead of real events, and also there were a lot of questions that came up while reading. More info cards could be given.

Very expensive but it was on the bucket list for a while. House has original floor boards and some…read morenewer but with the amount of people upstairs with me, I don't recommend. It felt a little unsafe. I also didn't appreciate people taking pictures of the real documents-- I just felt a little disrespectful being there. I will mention I am sensitive to spirits but not a psychic. For me, the dining area was where I felt lots of energy and very off. I tried to buy a pin for the anniversary of Salem but it was very very pricey. I understand it's a tourist spot but I feel like profiting like crazy over this history is a little overboard.

I grew up on the north shore and remember visiting Brooksby Farm when I was a kid…read more I visited on Sunday with my 2 kids for storytime and wow has it impressively changed - all positive!!! 1) There's stuff for kids now! Storytimes, playground with views of the animals, a hayride, and more! I highly recommend the storytime. They read 2 stories, sang hello to every child, had songs/rhymes, played with a parachute, crafts, and even apples, donuts, and cider - all amazingly free!!! The playground was fun for my 2 year old son and 7 year old daughter, but best for the 1.5-6 age range. There are rest rooms beside the farm store, but they're medal toilets with no seats, so my daughter refused to use them. (I don't blame her.) That's the only thing that kept this from a 5 star experience. We'll be back soon. Worth the hour drive from where we live on the south shore.

I had a great experience! I came here for PYO peaches and blueberries. The blueberries were $4 for…read morea small carton or $6 for a large one. The peaches were $20 for a bag that fit about 20. There were lots to pick from and the employees were friendly. This farm is very big I would definitely consider coming back for some of their other picking seasons.

Fantastic small museum that's chock full of maritime pieces from the early days. This museum was…read moreestablished in 1799 and is the oldest in the country. Spent a good amount of time in the Salem Witch Trial exhibit and really enjoyed the more contemporary exhibits as well. Fantastic cafe with freshly made to order sandwiches.

Great place to spend the day. Salem witch trials section now has a permanent home at PEM…read more Parking Off street and metered lot available Staff So nice and cheerful despite the busy season ending Cafe Cafe is great for lunch or snacks Bathroom So clean and organized Coat check So great to have and free of charge. Wheelchairs, walkers and strollers available if needed.

Helpful professional experienced staff with a good selection of frame mouldings. Frames were done…read moreexpertly and finished in a reasonable amount t of time. A completely enjoyable experience with beautiful satisfying decorative results.

Wendy did a fantastic job framing my antique silk flag. I've received so many compliments on it. I…read morecouldn't be happier. Thank you, Wendy

Great local cinema. Friendly staff. Popcorn with real butter! We go to the mystery movie every…read moreWednesday and look forward each week.

I likely had my first moviegoing experience here and can recall seeing additional films here when…read morein the early single digit ages. So it was exciting to have a recent and currently rare chance to return to the venue for the first time in at least 10 years, if not more. I do follow their social media programming in the interim and am pleased that the cinema has managed to soldier on through the more challenging recent years. The triplex layout was exactly the same as I remember, though it was a surprise that the bathrooms did not seem to have been updated. The more personal, less chain-like touch is evident throughout the space with handwritten film titles and a general welcome to linger vibe. The film I saw featured in the "screening room" which I had not visited before. Seating was OK with the look up at a slightly sharper angle than I would have liked. Sound and picture quality was excellent. The trailers before the film were individually cultivated (a welcome additional more "personal" touch) and highlighted upcoming one-off programming the cinema will be offering. Keep going strong, Cinema Salem!