Save the date & join us at the Courthouse for Trunks & Treats from 3:00-5:00p.

All are welcome and the event is FREE! More details to come.

Join us for a delicious afternoon in the Courtroom. Desserts and gift baskets will be auctioned off by none other than Coach Charlie Perry! Cakes, pies, muffins, and more! All proceeds will help us close our fundraising gap for our amazing LLP program.

Donations for the auction are welcomed; please email: officehscpa@gmail.com or find Marissa for more details!

Join Adam Harrison Levey at the Historic Salem Courthouse for a writing course on Sunday afternoons from October 20th- November 10th. For more information, please click here or email courthousedirector@gmail.com

On Sunday, October 13 at 2 PM, Historian Al Cormier will present a program called The Forgotten French Acadians. If you ever wondered where all the French family names came from in our local communities and along the Hudson River to Canada, this program will answer your questions. A film called "Expulsion, The Story of Acadia" will be shown. The film depicts the British expelling 10,000 French Acadian pioneers in 1755 from Acadia, today's Nova Scotia. Henry Wadsworth Hawthorn's story poem called "Evangeline" who is separated from her lover Gabriel by the British in 1755 remains a classic story of devotion and love.

Helen Gillet is celebrating her birthday with us! Join us in the Courtroom for a live performance: With just her voice, live looping, and a cello, Helen Gillet has created a new musical vocabulary. Doors open at 3:30p, show starts at 4:00p. Tickets offered on a sliding scale so all may join! Recommended ticket price is $30.

CLICK HERE to purchase tickets now!

FREE Folklife Concert in the Courtroom! Donations welcomed.

Doors open at 6:30p, concert starts at 7:00p.

Connor Garvey, singer-songwriter from Maine.

Learn more, here: www.connorgarveysongs.com

FREE Folklife Concert in the Courtroom!

Doors open at 6:30p, concert begins at 7:00p.

Conor Mallon: Uilliann piper from Ireland

Find out more: www.conormallon.com

The Great Hall Gallery welcomes Paula Krieg’s “Pattern & Paper Transformations”

Join us Sept. 6th at 5pm for an opening reception in the Great Hall. Exhibit will run from Sept. 6th through Sept. 28th. Open every Saturday from 11a-3p or by appointment.

Lunch, Learn + Play, inspired and led by art teacher Gabi Moore, will be on display in the Great Hall Gallery! Join us on Friday afternoon for an opening reception! Exhibit will be in the Great Hall Gallery until August 18th!

Join us for an evening of live music on the Courthouse lawn! Bring your own chair or blanket.

Join us in the Courtroom on Sunday morning for a live stream from Germany of the Salem Festival Chorus!

Join us for our Annual Al Fresco Dinner fundraiser on July 20th starting at 5pm.

Click here to learn more and purchase your tickets today!

The Great Hall Gallery welcomes “A Decade and Then Some” by multimedia artist Jeri MacDonald

Click here for more details on this exhibit and the Great Hall Gallery!

Friday, July 5th at 5:00pm

Parade starts at 4pm! After the parade, head to the Courthouse Lawn for the Carnival!

In support of “Paint the Town Purple” the Salem Courthouse is honored to host experts: Lindsay Stanislowsky (Learn the Basics of Alzheimer’s Disease), Attorny Don McPhee (Understanding Power of Attorney and Healthcare Proxy), Kym Hance (Navigating Medicare), and Washington Country Sheriff’s Department (Project Life Saver and Yellow Dot Program)

“Invisible: Finding Purpose and Spiritual Awakening After the Storm of Traumatic Brain Injury”

Book launch at the Courthouse: Join us at this significant event as we celebrate the release of a profound narrative on resilience and self-discovery.

Help your business postings shine with our Product Photography class with Eric Jenks of Awasos Entertainment. Sunday June 9th, 10am. Bring your favorite camera and one of your products to learn the ins and outs of product photography.

The Great Hall Gallery welcomes “Cornfields: Rhythm of Life”; paintings in oil on canvas & linen by Hannie Varosy

Opening reception on June 7th at 5pm

The Chamber Music Series concludes on June 2nd at 3pm- join us in the Courtroom for another fabulous performance!

We’re proud to host the Salem Community Foundation!

You’ll find them on the Courthouse Lawn on Saturday, June 1st from 5:00-7:00p at “Salem’s Community Table'“ potluck event! Bring a dish to share (and your own plates, utensils & cups)- some drinks will be provided. For more details: check out Salem Community Foundation’s Facebook Page

Join us in the Great Hall Gallery on June 1st from 11a-3p

Stop by to watch the artist, Logan Kline, demonstrate his illustrating process and indulge in the empowering insight of a tarot card reading by Alese Osborn.

Join us for a visual trip into the imagery, the fun & the mystical. There will be prints, card and books for sale. On May 25th, stop by to indulge in the empowering insight of Tarot Card reading by Alese Osborn.

THE SHOPPE OFF BROADWAY CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF GIVING!

The 20th anniversary of the founding of the Shoppe Off Broadway at the Courthouse will be celebrated this Memorial Day weekend. The Shoppe will be open on Saturday, May 25th from 10 a.m. to noon with free refreshments, and basket raffles. 

Additionally, Laura Dunham, who is retiring Laura’s Garden on Main Street in Salem, has donated everything left in her store to be sold to benefit the Shoppe. Shoppers will be able to purchase vases, ribbon, gift items, planters, wall décor, and florist items and help the Shoppe at the same time. 

Laura’s donated items will be sold at her store on Main Street.

Click here to learn more about the Shoppe's history and giving!

The Historic Salem Courthouse wishes to congratulate the Shoppe and thank its countless contributors for the many ways in which they have enriched the community.