Day: March 9, 2026

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Sun’s Down…

Better Together for Cape Ann, Inc. is so excited to share that we have several local drop-off locations around Cape Ann helping us collect cereal for the Open Door Pantry!

You can currently drop off cereal at:

✔️ AMVETS

✔️ Cape Ann Lanes

✔️ Majestic Harbor Preschool

✔️ Cape Ann Veteran Services

✔️ Fireflies

✔️ Magnolia Pub

✔️Island Stretch & Strength

✔️ Sandy Bay Provisions

✔️ Salt Water Grille

✔️ Sunbanque

✔️ Yellow Sub

✔️ Blackbear Barbershop

✔️ BOTH Kindred Gardens locations

✔️ Jalapenos

✔️ Minglewood

Effective 3/11/26 Boxes will also be available at

✔️ Good Harbor Tire & Auto

✔️ Gloucester Preschool

✔️ Action Inc

✔️ Seacoast Nursing Home

As always, cereal donations can also be dropped off anytime at:

📍 449R Western Ave, Gloucester

📍 8 Jerdens Lane, Rockport

Don’t want to shop in-store?

You can donate directly through our Amazon wishlist here:

👉 https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/ALABD2XF7NZG?ref_=wl_share

This drive meant so much to our mom, who started it years ago, and we are proud to continue the tradition 💛

Let’s make this year the biggest drive yet — fill those bins, stack those boxes high, and help make sure local families have breakfast on the table🙂💟

MARCH 3, 2026 ~ BHGMARKETING2023

Looking for a one-of-a-kind way to celebrate Easter? Hop aboard Beauport Cruiselines on Sunday, April 5th from 12:00PM–3:00PM for an unforgettable Easter brunch cruise!

Indulge in a decadent buffet featuring irresistible Pastry Treats, Fisherman’s French Toast, Carved Honey Ham, and so much more.

Take in breathtaking harbor views, hit the dance floor with live DJ entertainment, toast the season with your favorite spring-inspired cocktails from our cash bar and enjoy a visit from the Easter Bunny!

Tickets are $89 for adults and $45 for children and can be purchased at this link: https://bit.ly/46h2t12

Spots fill fast — gather your family and friends and celebrate Easter in style on the water!

Progress is definitely being made at the site of the former Zeke’s on East Main St. Very interesting!