"Cats and the Salem Witch Trials" — Cunning Folk Magazine

Jacques wrote an article inspired by his cat, Berlin, which was published on Cunning Folk’s website. It focuses on how cats were viewed in the times of the Salem Witch Trials, while also discussing other unique aspects of our feline friends, like polydactylism.

It is a great article (no bias whatsoever) put out by a one of a kind online magazine, and we hope that you give it a read!

(Illustration © Kaitlynn Copithorne)

(Illustration © Kaitlynn Copithorne)

(Berlin: Photo by Jacques Denault)

(Berlin: Photo by Jacques Denault)

"Art & Craft" — Experience Salem's Past Come to Life

A common theme of History Alive, Inc.’s productions is giving voices to those who were silenced throughout New England’s history. The Salem MA based theatrical company’s newest show, Art and Craft, sheds light on some of the city’s most talented 19th century female artists whose voices and art were not recognized as much as they deserved. Educational with a paranormal twist, Art and Craft is enjoyable for all ages!

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