How to spend a perfect weekend in Gloucester
August 15, 2018 / Good to Know, History/Maritime, In The News, Outdoor Adventures, Things to Do & SeeWith permission by Christopher Muther | Featured in The Boston Globe, August 19, 2018 GLOUCESTER — You can thank me later, but first let me share the exciting news. There are two Capes in Massachusetts! Who knew?
Read MoreStage Fort Park and the Gloucester Welcoming Center
June 30, 2018 / Good to Know, History/Maritime, Outdoor Adventures, Things to Do & SeeStage Fort Park is the historic site of Gloucester’s first settlers in 1623. They set up fishing stages on this land. Today, the park is home to Half Moon Beach and Cressy’s Beach, with access to a sand volleyball court, a new playground, a baseball field, a basketball court, and tennis courts. During the summer… Read more »
Read MoreSets in the City: Gloucester in Film and TV
June 23, 2018 / Good to KnowCape Ann has a special quality of light and amazing scenery that has been attracting artists and filmmakers for generations. Here’s a partial listing of the movies and TV shows filmed in Gloucester. See if you can recognize locations. 2016 Wicked Tuna (TV Series) 2015 Manchester By The Sea 2015 The Devil You Know (TV)… Read more »
Read MoreFresh Catch: Gloucester’s Fish Guide
June 23, 2018 / Good to KnowThink you know your cod from your scrod? Check our handy insider’s guide to Gloucester’s fresh catch. Bluefin Tuna – Has a meaty, almost buttery taste prized for sushi and grilled as steaks. Bluefish – Game fish with rich, oily meat served grilled or baked with mayonnaise. Calamari (Squid) – Sliced and served breaded and… Read more »
Read MoreExploring Gloucester By Foot
June 23, 2018 / Good to Know, Outdoor Adventures, Things to Do & SeeWalking around town is a great way to explore the city of Gloucester! Gloucester is a good-sized city in terms of square miles, but most of its neighborhoods are walking-friendly. This includes the downtown area with its shops and restaurants. Some of the most scenic walks in New England include a stroll along Stacy Boulevard… Read more »
Read MoreGloucester’s Rich History
June 19, 2018 / Good to Know, History/MaritimeIn addition to a rich maritime heritage, artist communities have also played a significant role in Gloucester’s history and culture. Rocky Neck, one of America’s oldest continuously working art colonies, has attracted such accomplished artists as Milton Avery, Nell Blaine, Stuart Davis, Childe Hassam, and many more. Also nestled within Gloucester are the quaint villages… Read more »
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