Places in Salem to visit!
Circle of Stitches
78 Wharf Street
Circle of Stitches is Salem’s local yarn shop, owned by Boss Witch Ana! We organize the Fiber Witch Festival, and we have lots of special goodies for Fiber Witches.
Visit us for our carefully curated selection of fine yarns, knitting and crochet notions, crafty kits, and witchy goods! We have tarot and crystals, candles, and gifts for the whole family.
The Witchery
86 Wharf Street, Salem
The Witchery is a woman-owned, queer-friendly creative space, located on Pickering Wharf in Salem, MA. It was founded by Gret McGilvray in 2016 as an art & performance space, and has since grown into a crafting studio with daily broom making & bookbinding workshops, as well as other crafts.
Toil and Trouble Studio
35 Congress Street, Suite 310
Toil and Trouble Studio is Salem’s yarn dyeing studio and creative workshop space!
The studio will be closed during Fiber Witch Festival except during our workshops - be sure the check our festival schedule for our amazing workshop lineup with local witches!
The Sea Wych Salem
131 Essex Street, Salem
Visit The Sea Wych Salem, Salem's only shop dedicated to sea, water, and elemental magic. In addition to a large selection of goods for sea and water witches, and anyone who feels connected to the water at the core of their being, we also invite you to drop in to our DIY spell jar bar and craft your own seaside magic at your own pace (no appointment necessary), book an evening of witch crafting with us at one of our sea witch ball workshops, or drop in for a reading!
Diehl Marcus & Co.
11 Central Street, Salem
A must see collection of unique antiques, tea from around the world, soaps, gifts and art nestled inside a historic bank building over 200 years old. Immerse yourself in the world designed for the curious! Look forward to seeing you at the shop!
Jenni Stuart Fine Jewelry
24 Front Street
Fine jewelry should be accessible to everyone - without the mystery, the wheeling and dealing, the mass production, or the shady sourcing of materials. Everyone deserves a little luxury every day, without breaking the bank or compromising your values.
We don't just know our jewelers, we ARE the jewelers. By cutting out the middlemen, our designs go directly from the bench to your hands. This keeps costs low and gives us complete control over sourcing and materials. We're committed to the highest caliber of craftsmanship and ethical practices, making sure you know exactly what you're getting (and that it's the best).
Coven Boutique
63B Wharf Street, Salem
Owned by Salem locals Alex and Bernie, Coven is a clothing boutique for everyone who loves dark fashion!
Modern Millie
3 Central Street,
Find the perfect witchy outfit for the festival! Since 2006, we’ve been curating the perfect blend of vintage-inspired and trendy fashion, with every piece selected to bring joy to your wardrobe. We’re all about inclusivity, offering size runs that make everyone feel amazing.
246 Essex Street, Salem
Witch City Broom Company is a place where Salem’s magic is shared through craft, creativity, and community. More than just a retail shop, we invite you to step into an experience grounded in Salem’s rich history and brought to life through locally curated goods. Each broom is handcrafted locally in Salem by skilled artisans, some of whom are practicing witches, bringing care and intention to every piece.
Nocturne
18 Front Street
Nestled in the heart of Salem, Massachusetts, Nocturne is a dark romantic boutique celebrating the artistry of the night. We curate unique, thoughtfully crafted goods and experiences that inspire wonder, creativity, and connection. Dedicated to supporting independent artists and fostering community, Nocturne is an eclectic haven where beauty and mystery intertwine.
Salem Wax: A Halloween Experience
288 Derby Street, Salem
The original Salem Wax Museum has transformed into The Wax, a bold, immersive journey where Salem’s eerie past meets modern storytelling. Wander gas-lit cobblestone streets, explore hands-on activities like gravestone rubbings, and experience refreshed exhibits featuring lifelike London-made wax figures.