Salem Witch Village and the Lost Library
282 Derby St, Salem, MA 01970, USA
Salem Witch Village runs as an immersive family-friendly attraction at 282 Derby Street, with atmospheric lighting and pumpkin-heavy staging that turns into a live-actor haunted walkthrough in October. The connected Lost Library is an experiential gift shop with gothic shelves of magical oddities, rare books, Salem's largest pumpkin, and a life-size witch's cottage.
Upcoming events
- Comedy
Sat, Nov 7 · 8 PM
Salem's Comedy Coven – Haunted Comedy Show
Salem's Comedy Coven is back… but only for the Halloween season. Hidden inside The Lost Library's Black Box Theater, this limited-run haunted comedy pop-up returns for just a few weeks each fall. Created in partnership with Witch City Comedy, the show brings together some of New England's funniest comedians for an evening of wicked stand-up, eerie surprises, and laughs that are anything but dead. Seating is limited, and once the season ends, the coven disappears until next year.
- Theater
Sat, Nov 14 · 6 PM
Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious. Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem's townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration. But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long. Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it. Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history. So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you. After all, everybody's a witch until