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Salem Arts

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35 Congress St
Salem, MA 01970
+1 (978) 744-4989

Salem Arts is a creative hub in Salem, MA, dedicated to showcasing local artistic talent and fostering a vibrant arts community.

With a focus on promoting diverse forms of art, Salem Arts provides a platform for artists to exhibit their work and engage with the community through various events and programs.

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