Cambridge, Massachusetts, has a tumultuous history filled with Revolutionary War beginnings, religious persecution and centuries of debate among Ivy League intelligentsia. It should come as no surprise that the city is also home to spirits that are entangled with the past and now inhabit the dormitories, local watering holes and even military structures of the present. Discover the apparitions that frighten freshmen in Harvard's Weld Hall, the Revolutionary War ghosts that haunt the estates of Tory Row and the flapper who is said to roam the seats of Somerville Theatre.

In the winter of 1691-1692, the beginnings of the Salem witch-hunt started when Rev. Samuel Parris’ daughter Betty and his niece Abigail Williams were afflicted by “an evil hand” in Salem Village, then part of Salem Town. In 1755, the Village became the town of Danvers. 

The Salem witch trials were a series of hearings and prosecutions of people accused of witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts between February 1692 and May 1693. More than two hundred people were accused. Thirty were found guilty, nineteen of whom were executed by hanging.

You are cordially invited to the Second Annual Endless Night Salem Vampire Weekend. The weekend kicks off Friday evening with the Endless Night Salem Vampire Salon at a secret location. Saturday daytime activities to be announced.

The Main Event Vampire Ball will take place on Saturday October 1st at the Hawthorne Hotel. Tickets go on sale January 1st... more details to come!!! 🦇🖤🦇

– Must be 21+, abide by the Endless Night Code of Conduct.

Is there a dress code for this event?

Yes. There is a strictly enforced dress code depending on which event you are attending during the weekend. Please see the event details for more information. We encourage you to reach out to us with any questions you have!

Fangs are encouraged!! Formal Vampire attire is preferred. This includes dress corsets and cloaks.  Formal Baroque, Edwardian, steampunk and formal Pagan attire. Masks are acceptable, so long as they are elegant, and/or in line with the underpinnings of the Event Dress Code.

No sneakers, flip flops, or sandals, street clothes, t shirts, baseball caps, sports jerseys, khakis, or blue jeans. No super hero costumes, or other cartoon characters. No uniforms or symbolism that depict any form of neo-nazism, fascist or anti-fascist symbolism.

Salem Witch Museum and local attractions on your own.  

Plymouth is a coastal town in Massachusetts, south of Boston. It is the site of the first Pilgrim settlement, founded in 1620. Plymouth Rock, a boulder in Pilgrim Memorial State Park, marks the place where settlers are thought to have landed on shore. The Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the ship that carried the Pilgrims across the Atlantic, is usually anchored at the park.