Senescence…

It’s Sunday, October 18th, and we’ve got some AMAZING specials to make your game day even better! 🏈🙌

🍕🦞 SURFSIDE – OPEN 11 AM–9 PM

🦞 $13.99 + tax Lobster Rolls served with chips & pickles!

🍕 Buy any 18” Pizza and get a 2nd 18” Pizza HALF PRICE!

Limit of 2 per customer

🍕 16” PIZZAS HALF PRICE!

Limit of 3 per customer

🥖 $6.99 Any Meatball Sub

🥪 $6.99 Any Turkey Sub

🍦🍁 LONG BEACH DAIRY MAID – OPEN 2–9 PM

🍨 Buy one ice cream and get your second ice cream HALF PRICE! 🎉

Second ice cream must be of equal or lesser value.

🏈 Whether you’re grabbing food for the game, feeding the family, or treating yourself to something sweet, we’ve got you covered!

🍕 Start your Sunday at Surfside and finish it with a sweet treat from Long Beach Dairy Maid! 🍦❤️

📣 Come hungry, bring the family, and enjoy your Sunday with us!

Surfside specials exclude gluten-free and online orders. Pizza specials cannot be combined.

An opportunity to get rid of some of that stuff you have sitting around:

CAM Talk – Exhibition Series: An Untold Story, by Eliza Rathbone

This lecture was presented in association with the exhibition “Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea” at the Cape Ann Museum.

Wednesday, July 22, 2026
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Downtown Campus Auditorium
27 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA 01930

Sunset..

You are cordially invited to join us at our Gloucester workshop to celebrate the creation of a new pipe organ. See and hear Opus 170, tour the shop, and learn about the art and craft of organ building. We look forward to seeing you then–

Saturday, November 14, 2026
2 pm – 6 pm

C.B. Fisk, Inc.
21 Kondelin Road

Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930
www.cbfisk.com
click here for map

Rainy fall days call for delicious food and sweet treats! 🍁☔ Why cook when you can grab a great deal at Surfside and finish it off with ice cream from Long Beach Dairy Maid?! 😍

🍕🦞 SURFSIDE SPECIALS 🦞🍕

🦞 $13.99 + tax Lobster Roll served with chips & pickles!

🍕 BUY ONE 18” PIZZA, GET THE 2ND HALF PRICE!

⭐ Limit of 2 per customer

🍕 16” PIZZAS HALF PRICE!

⭐ Limit of 3 per customer

🥖 $6.99 Any Meatball Sub

🥪 $6.99 Any Turkey Sub

🕚 Surfside OPEN 11 AM – 9 PM

🍦🍂 LONG BEACH DAIRY MAID SPECIAL! 🍂🍦

Who says rainy days aren’t ice cream days?! ☔🍨

🍦 BUY ONE ICE CREAM, GET THE SECOND HALF PRICE! 🎉

Bring a friend, treat the kids, or grab something sweet after dinner!

✨ Second ice cream must be of equal or lesser value.

🕑 Long Beach Dairy Maid OPEN 2 PM – 9 PM

🍁 Two local favorites, one Friday full of delicious deals! Stop by, support local, and treat yourself! ❤️

📌 Surfside specials exclude gluten-free and online orders. Pizza specials cannot be combined.

GLOUCESTER, MA — The City of Gloucester will participate in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10AM to 1PM. This event is sponsored by the Gloucester Police Department and Gloucester Health Department. Residents are encouraged to safely dispose of unneeded or expired medications at a collection site.

The event will take place in the back parking lot of the Rose Baker Center for Aging Well, located at 6 Manuel F. Lewis St. in Gloucester. The Gloucester Health Department will also be on site providing free Narcan and training on how to use it.

National Drug Take Back Day provides an opportunity for residents to safely dispose of medications they no longer need, helping to prevent accidental poisonings, medication misuse, and the improper disposal of pharmaceuticals.

Accepted Items

• Prescription medications
• Over-the-counter medication samples
• Narcotics
• Veterinary medications
• Vitamins

Items Not Accepted

• Syringes (these can be disposed of in the 24/7 collection boxes at the Gloucester Police Department or Addison Gilbert Hospital)
• IV bags
• Bloody or infectious waste
• Empty containers
• Personal care products
• Hydrogen peroxide
• Inhalers
• Thermometers (mercury thermometers can be disposed of through the Gloucester Health Department)

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to clear out unused medications and help keep their homes and community safe. The availability of free Narcan and training will also provide residents with an opportunity to learn how to recognize and respond to a potential opioid overdose.

If you cannot make it to this event, please note that there is a medication disposal box located at the Gloucester Police Department at 197 Main Street.

Event Details

What: DEA National Drug Take Back Day
When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where: Rose Baker Center for Aging Well, back parking lot, 6 Manuel F. Lewis St., Gloucester, MA
Additional Services: Free Narcan and training provided by the Gloucester Health Department

For more information about medication disposal, contact the Gloucester Health Department.

—
Mayor Paul Lundberg
City of Gloucester

Wild Life! Natural World Immersion

Time for joyfulness! Literary Cape Ann honors the beauty, meaning and value of our natural world. Share your thoughts with our multidisciplinary panel — Ann Joslin Williams, author; Lis McLoughlin, director of Writing the Land Project; Tom Palance, artistic director of Orchestra on the Hill; and Martha Doolin, painter. Actor Peter Berkrot presents dramatic readings. Saturday, Oct. 24, 1 to 3 p.m., Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport. Free. No reservations.

Nell Blaine (1922-1996) described herself as “defiant in joy.” After being stricken by polio at age 38, she often put down “every color I have” on her plate glass palette. Highly regarded as a gestural colorist, Blaine persistently bridged the delicacy of intimate interiors and salient aspects of nature through Abstract Expressionism for most of the late 20^th century.

CAPE ANN COLLECTORS autumn show, “Affirmation of Life: Bold Color Fields and Kindred Spirits,” opens October 17-18, 1-5 p.m., celebrating life, color and joy – an intentional nod to Manship’s “HOCKNEY REPRODUCTION(S)” radiating intense, joyful, expressive chromatic hues. New ways of seeing, feeling and creating drove both Hockney and Blaine.

Kindred spirits with screenprint, sharpened color and graphic force, Blaine and Hockney brought inclusion and immediacy to image-making. Leaping from a dedicated sketching practice, this modern representation floods CAPE ANN COLLECTORS’ main gallery. On display are new master works by Nell Blaine and Theresa Bernstein, alongside artists William Meyerowitz, Ethel Louise Paddock, and Erma Wheeler (all 55 works on view).

Join CAPE ANN COLLECTORS’ autumn celebration of accessible defiance!

Molly, Janet and Annie

  CAPE ANN COLLECTORS

474 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA

Ann Ziergiebel, Owner

Janet P. Ware, Director

Molly Anderson, Gallery Manager

Appointments welcome: 978-430-0414

capeanncollectors.com