Celebrate Summer with a hands-on workshop exploring early 1800's crafts and creativity. Get your hands on some garden products and learn the art of cornhusk doll making. Participants will make two of their very own customized cornhusk dolls. Kid friendly techniques will accompany traditional doll making methods ensuring an equally exciting experience for visitors 8 […]
Join Old Salem staff and be transported back to the world of 18th century blank book making. This hands-on workshop will teach traditional techniques used to create handmade blank books with colorful paste paper. This highly sought after material was a true Moravian tradition used throughout the 18th century to create one-of-a-kind book bindings, stationary […]
Celebrate Independence Day with Old Salem! Join us this Friday July 4th from 10am-4pm for a festive day of immersive interpretation, live music, and hands-on fun for all ages. Explore Revolutionary history and the theme of “Becoming American” as it was lived right here in Salem! Historic Demonstrations Live reading of the Declaration of Independence […]
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