This is a cool display of public art murals and different things in Salem Massachusetts. This has a…read morevariety of murals and different art projects. It is called artist row and it's just one big long painted street and it's pretty awesome to see

Art, art and more art! We walked through Artist row and saw so many fun, beautiful and cool murals,…read moreeven the sidewalks are adorned with paint! A place I would easily give 5 stars- but none of the artist shops were open today. Maybe I can check again tomorrow- and bump the stars up!

Welcome to the Salem Night Faire presented by the Black Veil! Situated on the grounds where "Hocus…read morePocus" was filmed, you're definitely stepping into a sense of nostalgia with this eerie Halloween presentation Step beyond the veil and into darkness, and experience the dark and Gothic oddities this Faire has to offer. Featuring local vendors and artists, you can find oddities, clothing, self-care items, including spooky bath bombs and soaps There are different actors throughout the grounds that you can interact with for a small tip ($1) and get different souvenir gifts. There are tarot card readings, fortune tellers and different photo opportunities! 7th year in a row but our second time enjoying this dark and gothic October There are beer Gardens and food trucks October 17th ,18th, 24th and 25th 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Pioneer Village is great if you wanna get a small taste of…read more of what life was like in 1630 Salem . Pioneer Village is a living history museum recreating the city of Salem as it was in the 17th century. It also was a filming location for Hocus Pocus! Pioneer Village is where the scenes from the beginning of the movie were filmed. We see a flyover of an old Salem town as the opening credits roll. In one of the small houses is Thackery Binx, who wakes up to find his sister, Emily, missing. There's not a whole lot here other than a few houses . I would recommend planning to spend 30 minutes here .

Crocker Park boasts absolutely gorgeous views!…read more We randomly visited Salem Willows Park while in the area, and it was amazing! We were exploring the area and happened onto the park and decided to stop and walk around. This brought us upon Crocker Park, and the views were phenomenal! Seeing all of the boats and harbors was breathtaking. We sat on a bench for a while and just took in the sites. The park has plenty of walking paths, and benches and rocks to sit on. It would make a great spot for a picnic. If you find yourself in this area I highly recommend checking out Crocker Park! The views alone are worth the trip.

Very pretty spot, you can tell it's a local gem. Tons of kids (& even adults) were jumping off the…read moredock. No lifeguards on duty so swim at your own risk. Restrooms were open. Parking was a little trick but there were some spots off Front St.

This was between buildings- as were plenty of murals. I could spot it from Ward Street- but it was…read moretechnically on Peabody street. The 3 faces of the same (I believe) man was colored blue- gray and then red with different angles of the face. Like turning or changing perspectives. Honestly it invoked the thoughts of maturing, or changing your mind about life priorities. Evolving. Title: Stranger Things Where: 38 Peabody St Artist: Jeff Henriquez Medium: Spray Paint Date: September, 2017

Blink! featuring the music of the Holiday Pops, is a 6-week state-of-the-art light and sound…read moreextravaganza (running until 12/31). This new holiday tradition uses over 350,000 LED lights to illuminate Boston's skyline. Blink! is a must-see holiday show, perfect for all ages. Nightly performances begin at 4:30 and run every half an hour throughout the property. The best place to see the show is near the giant Christmas tree. Then you can turn around to see the rest of the lights in Faneuil Hall blink too. The show isn't too long - enough time to have fun, but not have children get bored. I watched the show with a group of adults and we enjoyed it as well. It's definitely worth checking out while you're in the Faneuil Hall area!

A FREE EVENT DURING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SEASON (November - Dec) @ FANEUIL HALL. If you're in…read morethe Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Downtown Boston or The North End area; then be sure to stop on down. I wouldn't make a special trip here just for this place but include it with some other activity that's close by. They have a beautiful giant Christmas Tree decorated with over 350,000 lights. They play pre recorded Classic Christmas Songs & sync them to the lights for a show called BLINK. They have the show numerous times each night after dark. They post the schedule. Also don't forget to check out both sides of Faneuil Hall near the Christmas tree, there are beautiful Ice Sculptures. There was The Disney Moana Ice Sculpture & The Ice Sofa which was really Cool on the other side. They let you sit on the Ice Sofa. Don't worry you sit down on a cushion so you don't freeze or stick to the surface. The colors are blue & pink. REMEMBER TO TAKE YOUR PHONE OR CAMERA WITH YOU. YOU TAKE A SELFIE ON THE SOFA & BECAUSE OF THE LIGHTS & THE CRYSTAL CLEAR ICE YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'RE A MEMBER OF THE BLUE MAN GROUP! PRETTY COOL! It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Pretty awesome Miral located in Salem Massachusetts. They have a lot of Meryls here in the city and…read morethis one is one of my favorite ones. I can't reminds me of a sugar school from Mexican culture not sure if it is or not but it does remind me of it and I like it

Located on the corner of Peabody and Congress are the stacked containers and incredible art display…read morethat screamed totem. How happy to find out that is the title. The bright colors simply draw you in, powerful spirituality emanates. All the faces of spirit guides and ancestors seem to gaze upon you and your hope takes flight! Art can invoke so many emotions, so many images beyond what you are seeing with your own eyes. This one is a treasure. Title: Totem Where: Corner of Peabody and Congress Artist: Ledania Medium: Spray Paint Date: July, 2019

A beautiful area to walk your dog . Or to go for a walk solo . Or to go shopping or eating in…read morethis area that is Boston's back bay . Metered parking is a bit difficult . However they have a parking garage close at the Boston common called the Boston common parking garage and the price is reasonable.

So if you're religious, go pray And night people, just sleep…read moreall day But when in Massachusetts If it's not a nuisance You must check out Boston's Back Bay! When Bae is having an argument with someone, I always Back Bae in the argument, after all, she's the one I'll be home with later on. And I mean look at her. There are many neighbourhoods of Boston that I love and many that I have spent a lot of time in. One of my favorites is Back Bay which I was surprised to learn didn't used to be an actual neighbourhood. It was just a bunch of water that was filled in and turned into a fake makeshift brand new neighbourhood back in the 1800s or so. Well they did a great job with it, because now it's fancy and fun and filled with college students and wonderful stuff to do. It seems very livable too, despite traffic and awful parking. So like I said, they did a really excellent job with it. I come back here whenever I get the chance and I'm sure I'll be back here in future as well. Now my cat is writhing all over the place and begging to be petted, and he's way more fun than even Back Bay, so for this reason I'm going to head out and pet him some more. Make sure you come to Back Bay for food and for nightlife and for Boba because it's all here, and the Kung Fu Tea right here is the best of the Boba, while Boston Shawarma is one of the food highlights.

Saugus is one of those small towns that is extremely convenient to Boston. Located only a few miles…read morenorth of Boston you have a small town filled with side, roads woods, connecting with the Lynnwood's. And you're also streets away from Route one for all the hustle and bustle restaurants shopping at etc. The town hall is still very personable. You can walk in and to speak to anyone in any of the departments, the clerks office, etc.. most of the houses that are off the Main Street very quiet and surrounded by beautiful hundred foot trees. Pricing for homes is about average for being within 20 miles of Boston. However, the lot size is usually a bit larger here than in cities like Revere and Everett and Malden. One great thing about Saugus is that you can actually drink the tapwater as they have one of the best reservoirs in the state. Taxes are about average for the Northshore. I'm not familiar with the high school, but they built a brand new high school within the last decade which you can see driving up and down Route one looks quite large in modern. The Townhall must be 100 or 200 years old and has a lot of history as there's a few other buildings downtown. All in all I would assume that this would be a great place to raise children. This is just a guess. As whenever I go downtown to the post office to Townhall. Everyone is nice it seems like a great little town.

The Town of Saugus is a great community conveniently located just minutes north of Boston. Home of…read morethe Saugus Iron Works, a National Historic Site, and George's Barber Shop, the oldest Barber Shop in the USA! With a brand new High School soon to built this is a desirable community for any family.