Experience our all-new black box theater for an interactive spellcasting ritual with a modern-day practicing witch. Learn the steps and practices of a ritual casting circle, where you will be able to cast your very own spell.

Step into the magic at Salem’s Old Town Hall, famously featured in Hocus Pocus as the site of the unforgettable Halloween party where the Sanderson Sisters crash the festivities. Built in 1816, this elegant Federal-style building isn’t just movie history—it’s Salem’s oldest municipal structure and a true icon nestled in historic Derby Square. A must-see for film fans and history lovers alike!

Located beside the Old Burying Point Cemetery, this solemn memorial honors the 20 innocent victims of the 1692 Salem Witch Trials. Dedicated in 1992, it features inscribed granite benches bearing each victim’s name and final words—a powerful reminder of the dangers of fear and injustice.

Established in 1637, the Old Burying Point Cemetery—also known as Charter Street Cemetery—is Salem’s oldest burial ground and one of the oldest in the United States . This historic cemetery is the final resting place of several notable figures, including Judge John Hathorne, a magistrate involved in the Salem Witch Trials.