Laura Lanes Skin Care 242 Essex St., 978-741-8778 www.lauralanes.com Radiance Aveda 316 Derby St., 978-741-8110 www.radianceaveda.com Rouge Cosmetics 322 Derby St., 978-740-1044 www.rouge.com Witch City Ink Museum Place Mall, 978-744-9393 www.witchcityink.com Bicycles Salem Cycle 72 Washington St., 978-741-2222 www.Salemcycle.com The Urbane Cyclist 144 Washington St., 978-594-7174 www.theurbanecyclist.com Books Derby Square Bookstore 215 Essex St., 978-745-8804 Harrison’s Comic & Collectibles 252 Essex St., 978-741-0786 Pyramid Books 214 Derby St., 978-745-7171 www.pyramidbks.com Clothing, Shoes, & Accessories Army Barracks Inc. 234 Essex St., 800-673-3564 www.armybarracks.com The Bootery 182 Essex St., 978-745-8821 The Fool’s Mansion 127 Essex St., 978-740-9595 www.foolsmansion.com Gagnon’s Shoe Repair 14 New Derby St., 978-745-6276 J. Mode Fashions 17 Front St., 978-744-7007 www.jmodefashions.com LGNDS 63 Wharf St., (978)594-1657 Mighty Aphrodite Maternity 244 Essex St., 978-745-8900 www.mightyaphroditematernity.com Modern Millie Vintage 103 Washington St., 978-745-0231 www.modernmillieshop.com Re-Find 72 Washington St. Quint Essentials 96 Wharf St., 978-740-2877 www.qe-salem.com Signatures of Salem 181 Essex St., 978-825-0015 www.signaturesofsalem.com Sweet Anthem 24 Front St., 978-744-2129 www.sweetanthem.com The Boutique 322 Derby St., (978)741-4141 Two Girls Shop 320 Derby St., 978-744-5191 Witch’s Hide Leathers 190 Essex St., 978-910-0474 Witch Tee’s Museum Place Mall, 978-740-0900 www.witchtees.com Crafts & Hobbies B.F. Goodstitch 18 Front St., (978)740-8986 Boston Bead Company 10 Front St., 978-741-2323 www.bostonbeadcompany.com Frankenstein’s Art 233 Washington St., 978-828-6699 www.frankensteinart.com Gamezone 270 Essex St., 978-744-2630 Market Place Quilts 6 Front St., 978-740-3890 www.marketplacequilts.com Seed Stitch Fine Yarn 21 Front St., 978-744-5557 www.seedstitchfineyarn.com Gifts & Specialty Items Aroma Sanctum 5 Central St., 978-740-9400 www.aromasanctum.com Beehive 38 Front St., 978-744-0663 www.salembeehive.com Bernard’s Jewelers 179 Essex St., 978-745-0638 www.bernardsjewelers.com Bewitched in Salem 180 Essex St., 978-744-9904 www.bewitchedinsalem.com Black Paws Trading Company 104 Wharf St. 978-745-0550 www.blackpawtrading.com Coon’s Card & Gift Shop 226 Essex St., 978-744-5884 The Crafter’s Market 82 Wharf St., 978-745-2025 www.craftersmkt.com The Goddess Treasure Chest 8 Derby, 978-740-5100 Hex 246 Essex St., (978)666-0765 Lotus Gifts Museum Place Mall, 978-745-8281 www.lotusgifts.net The Magic Parlor 213 Essex St., 978-740-3866 www.themagicparlor.com Mud Puddle Toys 221 Essex St., 978-740-5400 www.mudpuddletoys.com New England Magic 3 Essex St., 978-825-9913 www.newenglandmagic.net Nu Aeon 88 Wharf St., 978-740-0500 www.wipssp.com Omen 184 Essex St., (978)744-2900 Red Lion Smoke Shop 94 Washington St., 978-745-2050 www.redlionsmoke.com Roost Urban Country Design 40 Front St., 978-744-4663 www.roostsalem.com Salem Vintage Photography 172 Essex St., 978-745-2021 www.salemvintagephotography.com Salemdipity 86 Wharf St., 978-745-5556 www.pickeringwharf.com/salemdipity
Sophia’s 105 Essex St., 978-741-1809 www.sophiasofsalem.com Tobie’s Jewelry 140 Washington St., (978)745-7880 Treasures Over Time 139 Washington St., 978-745-2330 www.treasuresovertime.com
The Trolley Depot 191 Essex St., 978-745-3003 www.trolleydepot.com Witch Way Gifts 155 Derby St., 978-740-3930 www.witchwaygifts.com Florists Beautiful Things 127 Essex St., 888-853-0558 www.beautifulthingsltd.com Fiddlehead 24 Front St., 978-745-0008 www.fiddlehead-flowers.com Henry Derby Flowers 49 Summer St., 978-745-1080 www.henryderby.com/flowers
Peter D. Barter Inc. Flowers & Colonial Gifts 201 Derby St. 978-744-3144 www.peterbarterflorist.com Food & Wine Milk and Honey Green Grocer 32 Church St., 978-744-6639 www.milkandhoneysalem.com Pamplemousse 185 Essex St., 978-745-2900 www.pmousse.com Salem Wine Imports 32 Church St., 978-741-9463 www.salemwineimports.com Steve’s Market 36 Margin St., 978-744-4220 Home Furnishings Delande Lighting 22 New Derby St. 978-744-2609 www.delandelighting.com Urban Elements 83 Washington St., 978-666-4408 www.urbanelementshome.com Waters & Brown Paint & Decorating 281 Derby St. 978-744-0780 Winer Brothers Paint & Hardware 6 Lafayette St., 978-444-0780 Museum & Attraction Gift Shops House of Seven Gables 115 Derby St., 978-744-0991 www.7gables.org National Park Service Visitor Center 2 Liberty St., 978-740-1650 www.nps.gov/sama New England Pirate Museum 274 Derby St., 978-741-2800 www.piratemuseum.com Peabody Essex Museum Shop 161 Essex St., 866-745-1876 www.pem.org
Salem Maritime National Historic Site 160 Derby St., 978-740-1660 www.nps.gov/sama Salem Wax Museum 288 Derby St., 978-740-3634 www.salemwaxmuseum.com Salem Witch Museum 19 ½ Washington Sq. N 978-744-1692 www.salemwitchmuseum.com Salem Witch Village 288 Derby St.. 978-740-2929 www.salemwitchvillage.net Witch Dungeon Museum 16 Lynde St.. 978-741-3570 www.witchdungeon.com Witch History Museum 197-201 Essex St., 978-741-7770 www.witchhistorymuseum.com Pets The Barking Cat Pet Emporium 978-745-BARK 266 Essex St. www.thebarkingcat.us Living with Pets 73 Wharf St., 978-740-9663 Penelope’s Pet Boutique 99 Washington St., 978-745-0566 www.penelopespetboutique.com Pharmacies CVS 200 Essex St., (978)744-2224 Walgreens 29 New Derby St. (978)744-7442 ***List subject to changes and corrections***
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“Detroit has earned its notorious title as one of the most dangerous cities in the U.S. Where residents once had major supermarkets and affordable, healthy dining, now liquor stores sell groceries from behind bullet-proof glass and fast food restaurants are rampant. Amidst all this negativity the city and its residents are emerging with their own solution. Nature has taken over and the city is ‘greening’ from within – more than one third of the city has become green again. GROWN IN DETROIT focuses on the urban gardening efforts managed by a public school of 300, mainly African-American, pregnant and parenting teenagers. As part of the curriculum, the girls are taught agricultural skills on the school’s own farm. The young mothers are learning by farming to become more independent women and knowledgeable about the importance of nutritional foods. “Back to the roots”, a simple yet effective solution for a city that has to start all over again and perhaps a lesson to be learned for the rest of the world.”
