Peabody Street Park

It's cool, but it's sad to see them go. After a while, they cover all that had work with new ones. But I guess it's the same way with a real museum , the displays change over time. But this a beautiful pic of a wonderful work at least we have pictures

Extraordinary outdoor museum, Punto Urban Art Museum. 50 murals within a three-block walkable neighborhood by some of the most renowned artists from around the world next to some of the best artists from the North Shore. Murals range from 8 feet to 50 feet talk and 130 feet wide. I loved my afternoon discovering and photographing these wonderful works of urban art, a huge thank you to the North Shore CDC.

A cute little park! Especially for the occasional dance events! Great little community!

Good

What great Street art

Worth visiting!

A tiny little park right in the middle of an ocean of concrete. My wife and I stopped here to eat Spitfire Tacos which is just around the corner. The park was empty when we were there in mid October, which was nice as just two blocks away is the heart of Salem during its busy season. There were some nice shaded benches for eating at, and a nice view of the water.

Cool place cool runnings

A quiet little spot with some nice outdoor art. One or two little structures for children (5+?) to play on. Nice to walk through to the board walk, or sit next to the water for a minute, but don't expect much out of it.

Not a destination. We call it "Little Park," since it's only got a spinner, two medium climbers, and a broken "telephone." Nice, pretty rubberized surface. Well conceived landscaping with tiny, grassy hills. Unfortunately, an effort to pretty it up with a series of local children's hand-painted tiles mostly failed when the majority of tiles fell off. The table area is typically occupied by local vagabonds who are friendly, but only sometimes careful with the salty talk when little ones are present.

Tried to take my 4 yo to play after lunch while on vacation. It is a homeless encampment now. 5/2/2024