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Rendering of Crowley Offshore Wind Terminal -
South Salem Train Station - Illustration -
Salem Chamber Ribbon Cutting -
New Transportation Modes in Salem -
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The Haunted Biz Baz street fair -
National Park Service Salem Maritime Site - Custom House -
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Seabourn Quest first visit to Salem
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Salem Restaurant Week Continues!
Sunday, January 25, through Thursday, January 29
Salem Restaurant Week continues this week! To kickoff our involvement in Salem400+, Salem Restaurant Week gives customers a chance to (re)connect with their favorite restaurant or try someplace new. Featuring several of Salem's best restaurants, this popular culinary event draws guests from all over the North Shore and the greater Boston area.
Restaurant Week returns in 2026 for 2 weeks. Participating Salem restaurants will offer a $35 and/or a $45 prix-fixe menu option during Restaurant Week. Prices are per person and exclude beverages, tax, and gratuity.
This year’s participating restaurants include:
- Adriatic Restaurant & Bar
- Bella Verona
- Crazy Good Kitchen
- Dire Wolf Tavern
- Flying Saucer Pizza
- Hotel Salem
- Ledger Restaurant
- Mainstay Social at the Salem Waterfront Hotel
- Nathaniel's at the Hawthorne Hotel
- Rockafellas
- Sea Level Oyster Bar
- The Babe
- Trade House
- Village Tavern.
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
12 PM - 1:30 PMThe Salem Rotary Club and the Salem Chamber of Commerce have joined forces again for a Legislative Luncheon Series.
The first luncheon event is on Tuesday, February 3rd with Mayor Dominick Pangallo. Mayor Pangallo will share updates on the state of the city and priorities for the next year.
On Tuesday, March 3rd, State Representative Manny Cruz will share his experiences in the State House.
And on Tuesday, April 7th, we’ll hear from State Senator Joan Lovely.
Register for the three event series: $100 for members / $120 for non-members.
Register per event: $35 for members / $45 for non-members.
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Thursday, February 6, 2026
Timed entries - See belowTicket holders will start at the Peabody Essex Museum’s Connect Space, located at 135 Essex Street (immediately to the left of the PEM Main Entrance), where they will receive a commemorative glass, a complimentary pour of wine, and a goodie bag of sweet treats before heading out to explore downtown. Several nearby shops will host wine tastings for ticket holders, and guests may enjoy illuminated ice sculptures and live music along the Essex Street Pedestrian Mall. Additional downtown retailers will remain open until 8:00 p.m. for shopping, tastings, and treats.
Many downtown restaurants will also offer special menus and tastings during the event.
Please note that alcohol may not be removed from tasting locations, and commemorative glasses must be empty before departing. Massachusetts open container laws will be strictly enforced.
Session 1: 4:45PM - 5:30PM
Session 2: 5:30PM - 6:15PM
Session 3: 6:15PM - 7:00PMNote: walking around and viewing the ice sculptures do not require a ticket. Please enjoy the art and stay cozy!
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The Salem Chamber serves as the voice for member businesses, representing, advocating and working to enhance the business and civic environment. With around 500 members, we are the largest business organization in Salem.The mission of the Salem Chamber of Commerce is to make Salem a better place to live, work, and do business. The Salem Chamber serves as the voice for member businesses, representing, advocating and working to enhance the business and civic environment.
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The Associate Membership Package offers enhanced visibility with recognition at the Celebrate Salem Awards Dinner and Holiday Breakfasts (two tickets included). Your business will stand out year-round through a half-page Membership Directory ad, prominent website sponsorships, additional business listings, and four dedicated email blasts to our full membership directory.
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