Maitland farm, kitchen, & spirits

Upcoming events

• Fri, Nov 6, 7 PM Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives

  In a career spanning over 50 years, dozens of albums, and too many shows to count, Marty Stuart charts a course through new territory at every chance possible. VIP Add-On Available at checkout! “THE COUNTRY STAR” VIP PACKAGE: Admission to a private pre-show event at venue featuring a two-song performance by Marty and the Superlatives, along with a Q&A Storytelling session with Marty and Band. * (1) VIP Laminate and Lanyard. * Crowd Free Merchandise Shopping * One special edition poster – The five-time GRAMMY® Award winner, Congress of Country Music Founder, Country Music Hall of Famer, and AMA Lifetime Achievement Award recipient has left an indelible mark on successive eras of country music and culture. He went from accompanying Lester Flatt and Johnny Cash to launching a storied solo career highlighted by classic albums such as the Gold-certified “Hillbilly Rock” and Platinum-certified “This One’s Gonna Hurt You” as well as GRAMMY® Award-winning anthems, including “The Whiskey Ain’t Workin’” (with Travis Tritt) and “Same Old Train.” Joined by his longtime band The Fabulous Superlatives, he cruises into another stratosphere with his first-ever full-length double LP of original instrumentals, “Space Junk”. The inimitable interplay between Stuart, Kenny Vaughan, Harry Stinson and Chris Scruggs fuels this cosmic cowboy trip with sun kissed surf guitar, breezy California rhythms, soul stirring steel and fluid fretwork all-around. “Space Junk” sounds like country music’s preeminent band crash landing on a Malibu beach and performing the most epic jam you’ve ever witnessed by starlight…

• Mon, Nov 9, 7 PM Monday Evening Conversations

  This group currently meets online. Register here The Monday Evening Conversations Group meets on the second Monday of the month at 7:00 PM. All members and other interested parties are invited. It may be of interest to know that the The Social Library, predecessor of the Salem Athenaeum, was founded by a similar discussion group, called the Monday Evening Club. Edward Augustus Holyoke, Rev. Thomas Barnard, Rev. Thomas Gilchrist, Benjamin Lynde, Nathaniel Ropes and others were among the Monday Evening Club founders, who gathered to discuss current events and topics of mutual interest. Topics for discussion are wide open, but must be amenable to good conversation. Examples include: The long ranging effects of the Civil War The courage to be vulnerable European architecture The importance/non importance of art Why have friends Meetings will start with something to help frame the discussion for the evening, such as a: brief talk podcast video reading of prose or poetry music We look forward to talking with you!

• Thu, Nov 12, 6 PM Salem Literary Festival

  Visit salemlitfest.org for the complete schedule!

• Tue, Nov 24, 7 PM Incessant Pipe: Poetry Salon

  The Incessant Pipe Poetry Salon will meet upstairs in the Salem Athenaeum. “The Pipe” is a space to read poetry, yours or others, and discuss everything from the price of tea in China to quantum particles (as long as it relates back to poetry). All styles of poetry are welcome. Meets 4th Tuesdays.

• Mon, Dec 14, 7 PM Monday Evening Conversations

  This group currently meets online. Register here The Monday Evening Conversations Group meets on the second Monday of the month at 7:00 PM. All members and other interested parties are invited. It may be of interest to know that the The Social Library, predecessor of the Salem Athenaeum, was founded by a similar discussion group, called the Monday Evening Club. Edward Augustus Holyoke, Rev. Thomas Barnard, Rev. Thomas Gilchrist, Benjamin Lynde, Nathaniel Ropes and others were among the Monday Evening Club founders, who gathered to discuss current events and topics of mutual interest. Topics for discussion are wide open, but must be amenable to good conversation. Examples include: The long ranging effects of the Civil War The courage to be vulnerable European architecture The importance/non importance of art Why have friends Meetings will start with something to help frame the discussion for the evening, such as a: brief talk podcast video reading of prose or poetry music We look forward to talking with you!

• Tue, Dec 22, 7 PM Incessant Pipe: Poetry Salon

  The Incessant Pipe Poetry Salon will meet upstairs in the Salem Athenaeum. “The Pipe” is a space to read poetry, yours or others, and discuss everything from the price of tea in China to quantum particles (as long as it relates back to poetry). All styles of poetry are welcome. Meets 4th Tuesdays.

• Mon, Jan 11, 7 PM Monday Evening Conversations

  This group currently meets online. Register here The Monday Evening Conversations Group meets on the second Monday of the month at 7:00 PM. All members and other interested parties are invited. It may be of interest to know that the The Social Library, predecessor of the Salem Athenaeum, was founded by a similar discussion group, called the Monday Evening Club. Edward Augustus Holyoke, Rev. Thomas Barnard, Rev. Thomas Gilchrist, Benjamin Lynde, Nathaniel Ropes and others were among the Monday Evening Club founders, who gathered to discuss current events and topics of mutual interest. Topics for discussion are wide open, but must be amenable to good conversation. Examples include: The long ranging effects of the Civil War The courage to be vulnerable European architecture The importance/non importance of art Why have friends Meetings will start with something to help frame the discussion for the evening, such as a: brief talk podcast video reading of prose or poetry music We look forward to talking with you!

• Tue, Jan 26, 7 PM Incessant Pipe: Poetry Salon

  The Incessant Pipe Poetry Salon will meet upstairs in the Salem Athenaeum. “The Pipe” is a space to read poetry, yours or others, and discuss everything from the price of tea in China to quantum particles (as long as it relates back to poetry). All styles of poetry are welcome. Meets 4th Tuesdays.

Previously at Maitland farm, kitchen, & spirits

What we have covered here before.

• Nov 4, 2026 Kids at The Cabot – Stacey Peasley
• Nov 1, 2026 Eerie Stories on Salem Sound
• Oct 12, 2026 Monday Evening Conversations