FEMINIST FIELD TRIP (2018-2019)
Immerse yourself in a 4-hour transformational field-trip style learning experience
Up With Witches!
Looking for a more in-depth version of our Witches: 1692-Today Walking Tour? You found it! Together, we’ll use Salem as our living classroom, exploring how the story of The Witch has been told throughout history and examining its cultural transformation. Along the way, we’ll visit three popular attractions: the original home of a Salem Witch Trials judge, a recreation of a real-life witch dungeon, and Salem’s very first (and most popular) Witch museum.
HIGHLIGHTS
Stop at the controversial Bewitched Statue, the First Church, the original courthouse, site of Bridget Bishop's Tavern, the Old Gaol site, the first witch store, the Old Burying Point, Salem Witch Trials Memorial, and a Hocus Pocus filming location
Experience a live reenactment of a Salem Witch Trial based on court transcripts
Track Salem's transformation from small seaside town to Halloween mecca
Explore the concept of Dark Tourism and why we gravitate to sites of tragedy
Learn how different kinds of magic have been used throughout history
Understand how gender, class, and race shape witch hunts
Discuss The Witch as capitalist commodity
See how The Witch has embodied society's greatest fears
includes
Witch House admission
Salem Witch Museum admission
Witch Dungeon Museum admission
4 hours. 3 attractions. 1 snack. 6 people max.