Art & Craft: An Interactive Weekend of Mystery and Awakening

For years, the Salem Inn has heard reports of spiritual activity in and around their properties. While none of it implies malintent, both the Inn’s employees and guests are convinced that something–or someone–is trying desperately to communicate. Among these witnesses is local historian Louisa Rogers, who has experienced the most spiritual activity of all during her residency at the Salem Inn. In the hopes of discovering the cause of these happenings, the Inn has called upon Louisa Rogers, Cora Sprague-Fox (a local medium), and you to get to the bottom of it.

With the help of Cora and Louisa’s respective expertise in spiritualism and history, you have the opportunity to establish a connection between the Inn’s activity and the ghosts of Salem’s past. Who walks these halls unseen, and what are they trying to say? Most importantly, what will it take to put the past to rest?

Art & Craft‘s participating weekends are February 21 – 23, February 28 – March 1, March 6 – 8, and March 13 – 15 at the Salem Inn at 7 Summer Street, Salem MA.
Tickets and rooms for the show-and-stay experience are available for customization through the Salem Inn at https://saleminnma.com/artandcraft/.

EXCLUSIVE: For North Shore locals who want to experience the magic and mystery, Art & Craft is releasing a limited amount of show-only tickets for its first weekend, February 21 – 23! These tickets grant access to all theatrical events; they do not include room and breakfast at the Salem Inn.
Show-only tickets: $40 each
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4523616

Photo: Jenny Johnson as Cora Sprague-Fox, courtesy of History Alive, Inc.