Surfside Subs TODAY’S SPECIALS ARE HERE! 🔥

Craving pizza or lobster? We’ve got you covered today with some of our most popular deals!

🦞 Lobster Roll — $18.99 + tax
Served with chips & pickles

🍕 Buy Any 18” Pizza
➡️ Get an 18” Cheese Pizza for just $5

🍕 Buy Any 16” Pizza
➡️ Get a 16” Cheese Pizza for just $5

🍕 16” Pizzas HALF OFF!

Excludes gluten-free crusts
Pizza specials cannot be combined
Not available for online orders

📞 Call ahead or stop in and grab your favorites specials! 🍕🦞😋

Parking Kiosk Signage

The new signage on the parking kiosks should help a bit with the confusion we see every day on Main Street. This driver’s signage was recently seen outside our shop also. Not sure if it worked but it was worth a try I think.

Rockport Farmers Market 2026 Kickoff and Fundraiser!

Feather & Wedge in Rockport is generously hosting a Rockport Farmers Market 2026 Kickoff and Fundraiser! Join us Saturday June 6th at F&W (5 Main st Rockport) for yummy appetizers made with ingredients from our vendors and a cash bar which will include a special drink the “Farmer’s Whim” cocktail which will change every week thru the market season using ingredients from our vendors! 

Tickets are $35 there are two sessions 12:30-1:45 and 2:00-3:15.

click here is the link to buy tickets.

Gordon Massman Open Studio & Gallery, Saturday, June 6, 5-8pm Gloucester Harbor Studio

Two adjacent sites: 44 & 54 Commercial Street, Gloucester

The public is invited into the Gloucester Harbor studio and gallery featuring Gordon Massman’s new works, all on scale for this artist who paints large!  The studio is something to experience. Paintings hang from the ceilings, cover the high walls and stack around the circumference of the 4,000 sf studio.

The event will include fine catering, drinks, an unveiling of new piece, and special film. Free. Parking on site. 

Surfside Subs WICKED WEDNESDAY IS HERE! ☀️🌊

Get ready for some seriously delicious deals today at Surfside!

🍕 Buy ANY 18″ Pizza & Get an 18″ Cheese Pizza for ONLY $5!

⭐ BONUS SPECIALS ⭐
🍕 Buy ANY 16″ Pizza & Get a 16″ Cheese Pizza for ONLY $5
🦞 Lobster Roll served with Chips & Pickles – Just $19.99 + tax
🍕 ALL 16″ Pizzas HALF OFF

Whether you’re craving pizza night with the family or a fresh lobster roll by the beach, we’ve got your dinner covered!

*Excludes gluten-free crusts
*Pizza specials cannot be combined
*Excludes online order

Save the GHS Cabinet Design Program!

Please help save the Gloucester High School Cabinet Design Program! The cabinet design program at GHS is more than a class – it’s a pathway to careers, college, skilled trades, entrepreneurship, and real-world success! The students learn woodworking and craftsmanship, CAD Design and Engineering principles, CNC programming and manufacturing technology, problem-solving, teamwork, employability skills, and industry-recognized skills that lead directly to careers! This program has inspired students and developed essential life-long, real-world skills for decades. It has given students a place to thrive and learn and grow. To lose such a valued and cherished program would be beyond a shame….it would be a giant disservice to a large, diverse, and important population of students. Please read the flyer below and help in any way that you can. Tuesday, June 9th. City Council Meeting. Show Up, Speak Out. Help Save the Cabinet Design Program.

Demolition in Manchester

We noticed the Cargo building along Union St in Manchester was cordoned off so I stopped to look. There was a representative of the demolition company on hand to offer some details for the planned demolition in the next day or two. This allowed us to go back and check during the actual process. Manchester is experiencing main drag detours this week and last due to this project. I thought it was a genius move by the demolition comapny to have someone on hand to answer questions and provide details. As I understood it, traffic flow will be restored A sometime this week.

CITY OF GLOUCESTER ADVANCES COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION EFFORTS THROUGH STATE GRANT-FUNDED MECHANICAL MITIGATION WORK

GLOUCESTER, MA – The City of Gloucester is continuing implementation of its Community Wildfire Protection Plan through a new wildfire mitigation initiative led collaboratively by the Gloucester Fire Department and Department of Public Works.

The City recently received a $45,000 grant from the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) to support five to six days of mechanical wildfire mitigation assistance focused on improving fire access roads throughout Gloucester.

Beginning Tuesday, May 26, the Gloucester Fire Department and DPW partnered with Mayer Tree Service to clear dead and dried vegetation, remove overgrowth encroaching on access roads, and improve accessibility for emergency response vehicles in areas identified as posing an extreme wildfire risk. This work is designed to ensure that fire apparatus can safely and efficiently access wooded and remote areas in the event of a wildfire emergency.

“These improvements are a critical step in reducing wildfire risk and strengthening emergency access throughout our community,” said Fire Chief Eric Smith. “By proactively addressing hazardous vegetation and improving fire access roads, we are helping protect residents, neighborhoods, and natural resources.”

The project is the first step in directly supporting the goals outlined in Gloucester’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan, which identifies strategies to reduce wildfire hazards, improve preparedness, and strengthen community resilience. The work is limited due to funding, so the City is actively pursuing additional funding opportunities to continue the process as well as other strategies from the Community Wildfire Protection Plan. 

Residents may notice temporary work activity in targeted areas during the mitigation period. The City appreciates the public’s cooperation as crews complete this important safety work.

More information about Gloucester’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan is available at: City of Gloucester Community Wildfire Protection Plan


Mayor Paul Lundberg
City of Gloucester

Fishermen’s Memorial Service

 

 

The annual Fishermen’s Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, August 8th at 5:00 PM .  This Service is to remember and honor all of those who have lost their lives in the long history of Gloucester’s fishing industry.  The Service starts with a procession from the American Legion, down Middle Street and onto Stacy Boulevard. Everyone is invited to join the procession.  It is led by a line of drummers and many of those walking carry flowers to toss into the sea at the end of the ceremony to remember loved ones or hold boat oars carrying the names of Gloucester fishing boats, past and present.  

 

 

Please join the Fishermen’s Memorial Service Committee in remembering those who lost their lives fishing from America’s oldest seaport.