172 Essex Street

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room. The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face,

the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.

Hat Making Workshops
Learn the craft in good company and leave Salem with a hat made by your own hands.

Small-group workshop · up to 10 seats

Ten humans enter. Ten witches leave. Give or take a little glue.
Gather around one worktable for a small-group Salem workshop where up to ten people learn, make, compare choices, laugh at the awkward middle, and leave with a witch hat shaped by their own hands. The hat-making workshop is a small-group Salem experience at $130 per seat, with up to 10 seats and a choice of set designs. You leave with a witch hat made by your own hands.

The table is part of the magic. This is not ten private appointments happening near one another. It is one shared workshop. Everyone starts together, learns together, navigates the slightly chaotic middle together, and watches ten different hats emerge from the same room.

The craft gives everybody something to do while conversation takes care of itself. Friends can make Salem memories together. Families can compare creative decisions. Solo visitors can simply pull up a chair and discover that strangers become much easier to talk to when everyone is trying to persuade a piece of hat material to behave.
Each scheduled workshop is intentionally small, with no more than ten seats. The limit gives the maker enough room to help, gives everyone enough space to work, and keeps the gathering feeling like a workshop rather than a minor textile emergency.

Hat-Making Workshop $130 per person. Attendees must be 15 or older

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson

Every witch has a hat. Yours may simply not have introduced itself yet.

Witch hats are wonderfully dramatic objects, which is exactly why choosing one can get complicated.

Brim width, crown height, color, tilt, trim, texture: suddenly a fun decision has developed several opinions of its own.

Our consultation keeps the fun and removes the guesswork.

You and the maker try directions together, paying attention to the shapes that frame your face, the proportions that feel natural, and the details that make you grin at the mirror instead of politely evaluating it.
Designer: Sascha Nelson