The leadership, businesses, and residents of Salem are committed to the health and safety of all and we need visitors to share our commitment to safety by following the recommended guidelines while shopping, dining, and exploring Salem. We have a shared goal of health and happiness in Salem, and we know this goal can be achieved if we all work together.
https://www.salem.org/salemtogether/
On Saturday, May 1, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Artists’ Row will come alive with activity! Start the day at 10 a.m. when visitors can meet local artists, see them in their natural habitat, participate in free hands-on art-making activities, sign up for workshops, listen to some live tunes, grab a bite to eat and even do a bit of shopping. Just don a mask and come downtown for a visit.
Mayor Kim Driscoll and the Salem Public Art Commission seek creatives to take part in the City of Salem’s revitalized Artists’ Row Public Artist in Residence initiative and stalls. Artists’ Row consists of four artists ‘stalls’, a restaurant, and a public restroom and is centrally located in historic downtown Salem at 24 New Derby St., across from Old Town Hall and Derby Square. This area, at the heart of the City, was originally built as a marketplace and continues to be a thriving public plaza and pedestrian way.
