Make Your Own Witch Broom in Salem’s Brick Workshop

SALEM WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE

Make Your Own Witch Broom in Salem’s Brick Workshop

A hands-on workshop in Salem where local instructors teach you to design and decorate a custom witches broom—this guide distills what to expect, what to bring, and the key logistics.

Make Your Own Witch Broom in Salem’s Brick Workshop.

Duration
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Location
Salem
Operator
Witch City Walking Tours
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Join a compact, hands-on workshop in Salem where local instructors walk participants through designing and decorating a unique witches broom. You’ll select from brushes and three offered broomstick lengths and customize your piece with colorful broomcorn, ribbons, charms and protective elements to create a lasting witchcraft souvenir.

Highlights

Workshop Highlights

Hands-on broommaking and ornamentation
THE CRAFT

Hands-on broommaking and ornamentation

Experienced Salem instructors guide every step of the build: selecting materials, masterful wrapping techniques, and attaching trinkets, charms and earthly elements meant for protection, luck, or warding.

Three broom sizes and vivid customization
THE OPTIONS

Three broom sizes and vivid customization

Choose the broomstick length that suits you—24", 36" or 48"—and personalize it with colorful broomcorn, ribbons and accessories provided during the session.

Packing, shipping advice and practical constraints
THE LOGISTICS

Packing, shipping advice and practical constraints

The operator does not ship items directly but will point you to a nearby UPS Store that carries boxes for all broom sizes; note the workshop is in an old brick building with stairs, has very limited waiting seating, and sessions start promptly.

What the day feels like

What the workshop feels like

The session unfolds as a focused craft experience: a brief check-in, choice of broomstick size, and step-by-step instruction as you design and decorate. Instructors offer hands-on help with wrapping techniques and the placement of charms and protective elements so you leave with a finished object and a sense of how it was made.

Hands-on broommaking and ornamentation

THE CRAFT

Hands-on broommaking and ornamentation

Experienced Salem instructors guide every step of the build: selecting materials, masterful wrapping techniques, and attaching trinkets, charms and earthly elements meant for protection, luck, or warding.

Three broom sizes and vivid customization

THE OPTIONS

Three broom sizes and vivid customization

Choose the broomstick length that suits you—24", 36" or 48"—and personalize it with colorful broomcorn, ribbons and accessories provided during the session.

Packing, shipping advice and practical constraints

THE LOGISTICS

Packing, shipping advice and practical constraints

The operator does not ship items directly but will point you to a nearby UPS Store that carries boxes for all broom sizes; note the workshop is in an old brick building with stairs, has very limited waiting seating, and sessions start promptly.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop suits—and who should plan differently.

1
Creative travelersIdeal for hands-on makers who want guided instruction and the chance to customize a ceremonial or decorative broom with colors, ribbons and charms.
2
Families with childrenNot well suited for parents who expect to leave children unattended: the waiting area has space for only one or two guests and children may not be left there unattended.
3
Visitors with limited mobilityThis experience is not accessible for those who require step-free access—the workshop is in an old brick building with stairs and is explicitly not handicap accessible.
4
Plan-ahead travelersA good match if you can arrive early and accept a firm schedule: workshops start on time, latecomers cannot be accommodated, and the operator enforces a strict cancellation policy during peak dates.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring an open heart and a little creativity; you’ll choose broom size at the workshop (24", 36" or 48") and the operator supplies decorative materials and charms.

Logistics & shipping

The operator does not ship finished brooms directly but will direct you to a nearby UPS Store that carries boxes for all broom sizes; you may ship your broom home or purchase a box and check it on your flight.

Arrival & timing

Workshops start promptly and cannot accommodate latecomers—plan to arrive early for check-in.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where is the workshop located?

The workshop is in an old brick building and is not at the Retail Store location on Essex Street.

Can you ship my broom home?

The operator does not offer direct shipping, but will point you to a nearby UPS Store that carries boxes for all broom sizes so you can ship it or purchase a box to check on your flight.

What broom sizes are available?

Broomsticks are offered in three sizes: 24", 36", and 48"; you choose the size that feels right during the workshop.

Is the workshop wheelchair accessible?

No. The building is an old brick structure with stairs and the workshop is not handicap accessible.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Tickets purchased prior to September 17 and after November 11 are refundable with a 24-hour cancellation by email to [email protected]. All ticket sales between September 17 and November 11 are final and non-refundable. The operator enforces a strict cancellation policy but may accommodate schedule changes if space allows.

Can children wait in the waiting area?

There is a limited seating area for one or two guests; parents may not leave children unattended in the waiting area.

What paperwork is required?

By purchasing a ticket you and your ticketed guests agree to a liability waiver, which includes a release of liability for the workshop and a photo release; the waiver is available at the operator's liability-waiver link.