Salem Athenæum

The library will be closed during the day as we prepare the reading room for the book sale. Thanks for your patience!

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Members, plus one guest, have the opportunity to attend the Members Preview Book Sale on Thursday night, before the Book Sale opens to the public on Friday morning. Sign up today!

The best book sale of the year has moved to October! Friday–Saturday, October 16–17, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Support the Athenaeum!

The best book sale of the year has moved to October! Friday–Saturday, October 16–17, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Support the Athenaeum!

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Salem Athenaeum will be open limited hours during the last two weeks of October. Please plan your trips accordingly! October 20–23, 11:00am–4:00pm October 27–29, 11:00am–4:00pm Closed: October 24, 30, and 31

All are welcome to bring work-in-progress to share with the group for feedback. The group is facilitated by J.D. Scrimgeour, Professor of English, Salem State University.

Salem Athenaeum will be open limited hours during the last two weeks of October. Please plan your trips accordingly! October 20–23, 11:00am–4:00pm October 27–29, 11:00am–4:00pm Closed: October 24, 30, and 31

Salem Athenaeum will be open limited hours during the last two weeks of October. Please plan your trips accordingly! October 20–23, 11:00am–4:00pm October 27–29, 11:00am–4:00pm Closed: October 24, 30, and 31

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.

Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.