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Town of Salem, NH

The Salem NH Community Services Department invites residents to take part in Salem Jeopardy, a fun and engaging trivia event open to the entire community on January 30, 2026, at 3:30 p.m.

Hosted by John Sytek, the event will be held at the Ingram Senior Center, located at 1 Sally Sweet’s Way, Salem, NH 03079.

Salem Jeopardy is free and open to the public and will feature three (3) teams of three (3) participants competing in a friendly, fast-paced trivia match. Residents interested in competing can register online through Salem Recreation. 

Spectators are welcome, and all are encouraged to attend, cheer on the teams, and enjoy an entertaining afternoon of community fun.

For questions or additional information, please visit salemnh.myrec.com or contact Juliann Isabelle-Lanzillo at jisabelle@salemnh.gov.

 

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