Get a clean car, take a walk in the woods and hear about one man’s story from the Witchcraft Hysteria – it is all on the weekend calendar here in Danvers.

There’s also a classic musical performance on Saturday night and a kite event on the east side of Beverly Airport.

Below, get the when and where for those events and other happenings in Danvers and the nearby area.

Remember, each Friday Danvers Patch’s “Get Out” weekend planner brings you a quick guide to local events and activities.

If you have great ideas of your own that you want to share, please feel free to add them in the comments section at the bottom.

1. EXPLORE TRAILS AT FERNCROFT POND

Where/When: Ferncroft Pond Conservation Area; Saturday, 9 a.m.

Why Go: This is the latest in Danvers Bi-Peds monthly walks to explore open spaces in Danvers. The walk/hike will last one to two hours over easy to moderate trails. Organizers suggest you wear sturdy shoes and bring bug spray. Refreshments will be provided.

Pricing: Free

2. CAR WASH BY DANVERS HIGH SCHOOL FALCON BAND AND PARENTS FOR MUSIC EDUCATION

Where/When: Firestone Tire and Service; Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Why Go: This is a great deal to get a clean car while helping out young local musicians at Danvers High School at the same time. Firestone Tire and Service is located in front of the Liberty Tree Mall.

Pricing: $5

3. 6TH ANNUAL KITE DAY

Where/When: Birch Plains Field, Beverly; Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Why Go: This has become a summertime tradition on a relatively new field in North Beverly, on the east side of Beverly Airport. The field is so close to Danvers that you can almost see Danvers from it. Nonetheless, kite enthusiast Archie Stewart shows up to teach kids how to build and fly and kite and shows off some of his own kites.

Pricing: $5 per child for a kite

4. GEORGE JACOBS REMEMBERED: 320 YEARS LATER

Where/When: Rebecca Nurse Homestead; Saturday and Sunday, tours on the hour  10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Why Go: Who was George Jacobs? This weekend find out who he was and the important role he played in the Witchcraft Hysteria of 1692. At 81 years old he was the eldest victim to be executed during the hysteria. He’s buried in the burial ground at the Nurse Homestead. Both days this weekend tours will be offered at the homestead to tell the detailed story of Jacobs’ and his family.

Pricing: $7 adults; $5 seniors and $4 children $4. Free to Rebecca Nurse Homestead Preservation Society members.

5. MUSIC AT EDEN’S EDGE: AUGUST FOREVER ROMANTIC

Where/When: Archer residence, 10 North St.; Saturday, 8 p.m.

Why Go: Music at Eden’s Edge comes to a new and unique local location at the home of local philanthropist John Archer. The performance is billed as an “exciting and passionate evening on the wild side of classical music” featuring works by Ernst von Dohnanyi, Johannes Brahms and Bedrich Smetana.

Pricing: $20, general admission; $15 students; $18 seniors and $55 for a family