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Thursday 6/20
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Schooner Adventure will offer a free, private sail in Gloucester Harbor for LGBTQIA+ teenagers and their allies, ages 13-18, on Friday evening, June 28.

The sail during St. Peter’s Fiesta will feature beautiful views from the harbor of the Greasy Pole contest and carnival. Members of the local teen-age band Kicked Off the Bus will play music on board the schooner to add to the fun atmosphere.

Food and drink will be provided, and the Adventure’s crew and other adults will chaperone. Permission slips are required for ages 13-17. The schooner sail is organized by the Cape Ann Pride Coalition and Younity and is free to participants thanks to a grant from Awesome Gloucester and other donations.

The sail will take place on June 28 from 4:30 to 8 p.m. The schooner is located at the Harriet Webster Pier, 23 Harbor Loop in Gloucester. If you have questions or to sign up to join the sail, email stephenh@capeannpride.org byMonday, June 24. 

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Fiesta is almost here! Do you know where you’re celebrating?
Start the party with Dueling Pianos on the stage Wednesday evening (6/26).
Then we have Bikini Whale – A B-52’s Tribute, with Tsunami of Sound on Thursday night (6/27), a EDM DJ Dance Party on Friday night (6/28), and the Dubtone Orchestra Fiesta Party Saturday night (6/29). Make sure you get your tickets before they’re gone!
We also have live music in “The Corner” at the front of the restaurant on Wednesday and Thursday night, as well as Saturday for brunch (no cover) – AND we’ll be streaming the Seine Boat Races and Greasy Pole on giant TVs Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Come watch the festivities and have a cold beverage without the madness of Pavillion Beach!

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Enjoy a relaxing 2 hour sunset cruise aboard the Schooner Ardelle, with Captain Harold Burnham at the helm and the beverage of your choice in your hand, AND your children safe and having fun with the Maritime Gloucester education staff, what more could you ask for? Childless couples welcome, please email cmondello@maritimegloucester.org for more information.

Get your tickets today at MaritimeGloucester.org/upcoming-events

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Backyard Growers, a food equity nonprofit organization, and the City of Gloucester today announced the launch of a new farmer’s market, “Backyard Growcery,” starting this Wednesday, June 19th, from 2:30-6:30pm at Burnham’s Field. The market will run every Wednesday during the same hours, providing fresh, local produce to the community.

Burnham’s Field, a centrally-located public park in downtown Gloucester, has seen significant revitalization over the past decade and is now a hub of community activity, featuring a playground, walking paths, and athletic fields. The Field also hosts the Backyard Growers-managed Burnham’s Field Community Garden, where over fifty local households cultivate their own food.

“We are incredibly excited to kick off the Backyard Growcery farmer’s market this Wednesday,” said Mayor Greg Verga. “This market is not just about providing access to fresh, local produce—it’s about fostering a sense of community and bringing our residents together in a vibrant public space. We look forward to seeing Burnham’s Field come alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of Gloucester each week.”

The food produced in and around Gloucester is unique in its ties to the City’s fishing heritage as well as the contributions of the culturally diverse people who have called Gloucester home over the centuries. The new market will increase access to local food for everyone who lives in Gloucester and add a bustling weekly market to a thriving public park.

North Shore- and Cape Ann-based market vendors will provide food and produce, including fruit, vegetables, eggs, fish, baked goods, fresh cut flowers, and more. The market will focus on increasing access to fresh food in a downtown Gloucester food desert.

For farmer’s market updates and more, please visit www.backyardgrowers.org.

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