Music makes the people come together, and in this case, it united concertgoers to support the North Shore Alliance of GLBTQ Youth (NAGLY), which provides social support groups, mentoring opportunities and other important resources for young people living in Salem and other towns in that region of the Bay State. Nearly 40 bands rocked the Witch City over 12 hours, including the rollicking sister act Circus Trees, nonbinary rapper Pink Navel and beat-dropping queer DJ Rilla Force at four different venues, from Salem’s Old Town Hall to the cocktail-slinging arcade Bit Bar—plus vendor markets scattered around downtown. More: nagly.org
