Downtown Gloucester Block Party Saturday July 11th Night!!!! Get Your Restaurant Reservations Now! Stop By 44 Main St and Get Your Picture Taken In Our Huge Instagram frame With the Family!

Saturday Jul 11, 2026 6 PM – 10PM

EVENT TIMELINE:
5 PM: Streets closed off to traffic & parking
6 PM: Music Stages Open (See below)
6:15 PM: The Red Trousers
7:10 PM: Cape Ann Dancers at Hancock & Main
8:00 PM:ย The Red Trousers

MUSIC PERFORMANCES BY STAGE:

The West End:ย Sponsored by Institution for Savings
โ€‹6 PM: Riley Hunt Duo
8 PM: Adria Smith Trio

Cape Ann Savings Bank Stage:ย Sponsored by Cape Ann Savings Bank
6 PM:ย Kicked Off the Bus
8 PM:ย Sea Dragons

The East End:ย Sponsored by BankGloucester
6 PM:ย Livin’ on Luck
8 PM:ย Arnie Rosen with Gary Tepolt on Woodwinds

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Surfside Subs TODAYโ€™S SPECIALS ARE HERE! Friday 7/24๐Ÿšจ

Treat yourself to two amazing deals today at Surfside!

๐Ÿฆž Lobster Roll โ€“ ONLY $19.99 + tax
Served with chips & pickles

๐Ÿ• 16โ€ Pizzas โ€“ HALF PRICE!
Maximum of 2 pizzas per customer

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  • Excludes online orders

Boats in Our Harbor

As we sailed toward Boston recently aboard Hurricane II with Cape Ann Whale Watch, I took note of the variety of vessels out in our harbor that beautiful afternoon. They included Angela & Rose; Kenneth J Duncan; Aloha and Artemis. Each beautiful in its own way.

Peaceful end of the day

After a busy Wednesday, needed to go to Magnolia Landing for a much-needed deep breath.ย  This view never disappoints.

Horses Teach Us To Slow Down

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There are places that simply ask you to slow downโ€ฆ

Hidden among the rolling fields of a private boutique farm in Ipswich, youโ€™ll discover an intimate sanctuary where horses become your greatest teachers.

This is not a riding lesson.

It is an invitation to enter the quiet language of the horseโ€”to experience a relationship built on presence, authenticity, and trust.

Through the principles of Holistic Natural Horsemanship, youโ€™ll begin to understand how horses perceive the world, communicate without words, and respond to the energy we bring into each moment. Their extraordinary sensitivity gently reveals what often goes unnoticed within ourselves.

Surrounded by natureโ€™s beauty, each private session offers space to disconnect from the constant demands of everyday life and reconnect with something far more meaningfulโ€”your intuition, your breath, and the peace that comes from being fully present.

Whether you are drawn by a lifelong love of horses, a desire for personal growth, or simply a longing for a more intentional way of being, this experience offers a rare opportunity to step into the timeless wisdom of the horse.

Come discover the quiet elegance of Natural Horsemanship, where luxury is measured not by extravagance, but by time, presence, and authentic connection.

Private and semi private sessions are offered by appointment in our exclusive boutique farm setting in Ipswich.

Because sometimes the greatest transformation begins with a single breathโ€ฆ and the gentle gaze of a horse.

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Surfside Subs TODAYโ€™S SPECIALS ARE HERE! Thursday 7/23๐Ÿ”ฅ

Donโ€™t miss out on these delicious deals today! ๐Ÿ˜

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Back Yard Wildlife

Our backyard seems to be a relaxing visit for some local wildlife. This deer and another were peacefully munching undergrowth while the rabbit seemed totally at ease.

GEF Welcomes New Board Members and Development Manager

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The Gloucester Education Foundation (GEF) has welcomed three new members to its Board of Directors and hired a Development Manager as the organization enters its third decade of expanding opportunities for Gloucester students.

Joining the GEF Board as of July 1 are Jeremy McKeen, Sara Seber, and Norah Wylie. Laura Irwin joined the staff in May as Development Manager.

โ€œWe are thrilled to welcome Jeremy, Sara, Norah, and Laura to GEF,โ€ said Executive Director Emily Siegel. โ€œEach brings deep experience, strong community connections, and a genuine commitment to public education. Their leadership will be especially valuable as GEF continues supporting innovative programs across the Gloucester Public Schools while advancing the transformational Oโ€™Maley Courtyard project.โ€

Jeremy is a longtime English teacher, writer, and father of three children in the Gloucester Public Schools. He recently completed a term on the Gloucester School Committee and has been involved in community organizations and traditions including the Horribles Parade Committee. During his 25-year career in education, he has served as a coach, union representative, chess club advisor, class advisor, and writing instructor. He is also a published author, editor, and columnist.

Sara is a real estate advisor with Engel & Vรถlkers By the Sea and lives in Lanesville with her daughter, a Plum Cove Elementary School student. Her background includes nonprofit development, event and project management, and community organizing. She has worked with organizations including Backyard Growers, Massachusetts Farm to School, the Cape Ann YMCA, and the Sawyer Free Library. She brings to GEF a strong network of local relationships and a passion for building connections among families and community organizations.

Norah is a retired attorney with decades of experience in education law and public education advocacy. Her career included representing children and families in special education and disability accommodation matters, working on school safety and education issues as an assistant attorney general, and serving for 20 years as Associate Dean for Students at Boston College Law School. She previously served on the Newton School Committee, the Newton Schools Foundation board, and local PTO leadership. She moved to Gloucester full-time four years ago, after owning a home here for 17 years.

As GEFโ€™s new Development ManagerLaura brings more than a decade of experience in nonprofit fundraising, donor relations, grant management, and philanthropic operations. Her previous roles include positions with the Essex County Community Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston, FamilyAid Boston, and the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education. At GEF, Laura will help lead annual fundraising, donor stewardship, prospect development, and fundraising systems while supporting the organizationโ€™s $3 million capital campaign to renovate the Oโ€™Maley Middle School courtyard.

GEF also extends its deep gratitude to outgoing board member Matt Beach, whose term ended on June 30. A longtime supporter of the organization, Matt has been a thoughtful advocate for Gloucester students and helped strengthen GEFโ€™s relationship with Applied Materials, a major supporter of GEF and STEM opportunities for Gloucester students. We look forward to continued collaboration with him in the future!

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Two headed monster on Magnolia Avenue

Gloucester’s talented artist Kris Francis newest creation, a two headed monster.ย  This creation had glass eyes.ย  Incredible talented.ย  Kris always uses recycled metal and materials.