Discover Gloucester is thrilled to be supporting Gloucester’s two cultural districts, Harbortown and Rocky Neck, as the marketing partner for the 4th Annual Gloucester Culture Splash series – running Thursdays through the end of August with events happening from 4-7pm, the free water shuttle from 4-8pm, and this year Culture Splash After Hours at The Cut with free live music in “The Corner.”
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Get your tickets now for the 2nd Annual Blackburn Brew Fest on Saturday, September 21 at Stage Fort Park. Advance tickets are $50 per person (at-the-door purchase price is $60). Designated Driver tickets are also available at $10. Brews, hard ciders, food trucks, music, and games, all in beautiful Stage Fort Park overlooking Gloucester Harbor.
The Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce is incredibly excited to announce the return of the second annual Blackburn Brewfest on Saturday, September 21 from 1 to 5pm at Stage Fort Park in Gloucester. Get ready for a day of craft beer, delicious food, and live music for an unforgettable experience.
With 30 breweries showcasing their best brews, bites from the area’s finest food trucks, and live performances by Over the Bridge and Soul Rebel Project, this year’s Brewfest is set to be bigger and better than ever! Whether you’re a craft beer enthusiast or just looking for a fantastic day out with friends, Blackburn Brewfest has something for everyone. Tickets are on sale now and discounted if purchased in advance so don’t miss your chance to be part of this incredible event!
The 2024 Blackburn Brewfest would not be possible without support for our tremendous sponsors – Growler Level: Addison Choate, Cape Ann Savings Bank, Discover Gloucester, Happy Valley | Pint Level: BankGloucester, Cape Ann Motor Inn, Ruth Pino RE/MAX Beacon and Seashore Comfort Solutions | Flight Level: Burgin Platner Insurance | Water Sponsor: Lobsta Land | In-Kind Sponsors: Black Earth Compost, Brooks Gibson Company, Building Center
Thank you Generous Gardners for all your hard work. On Sunday afternoon Rick and I walked Stacy Boulevard as it was a little soggy and foggy. The colors were vibrant and fragrant.
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“Stacy Esplanade is the result of a wish conceived by his parents and fulfilled by their son, George Stacy. Keenly alive to the beauty of Gloucester Harbor he desired to bring to the shore corresponding beauty. This Tablet is a Loving Tribute From His Friends Of The Hawthorne Inn 1930″
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Pat D’s Photos has a special offer on Fungia Face Dog Toys until the end of the month while supplies last. These sturdy rope pull toys feature Joey’s fungia face and are available at a reduced price until the end of the month while supplies last. Stop by 44 Main St or order here. I plan to be at the store Thursday 1-5 pm; Friday and Saturday 11-5 pm and Sunday 11-3 pm this week. Reach out or stop by if interested. We always offer free local delivery.
Blue Fungia Face Dog Toy
Sturdy rope pull toy available at a reduced price while supplies last or until the end of the month.
$14.00
Yellow Fungia Face Dog Toy
Sturdy rope pull toy available at a reduced price while supplies last or until the end of the month.
$15.00
Red Fungia Face Dog Toy
Sturdy rope pull toy available at a reduced price while supplies last or until the end of the month.
$15.00
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Sawyer Free Libraryis thrilled host Discover Gloucester’s Culture Splash spotlight event on Thursday, August 22, 5:00 to 6:30 pm. Gloucester singer and song-searcher Michael O’Leary will share a talk and performance based on pieces in the book Fishermen’s Ballads and Songs of the Sea, published in 1874 by the Procter Bros. of Gloucester. It is a collection of 120 pieces by a wide array of authors, both women and men, a few known widely, many known only locally or not at all, and some anonymous or pseudonymous. It’s a literary, musical, and folkloric time capsule of Gloucester, and 2024 is the 150th anniversary of its publication. Registration for this special event is required at sawyerfreelibrary.org
This program is supported in part by grants from the Gloucester and Manchester Cultural Councils, local agencies supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
The event will take place at the Sawyer Free Library located at 21 Main Street in downtown Gloucester. Registration for this special event is required at sawyerfreelibrary.org. Space is limited. For more information, visit sawyerfreelibrary.org, call 978-325-5500 or email jtravers@sawyerfreelibrary.org.