January 2022
Gloucester’s So Salty
At the end of January, the Cape Ann Museum is partnering with cultural institutions and businesses across Gloucester to celebrate the Fish City’s recognizably salty character with Gloucester’s So Salty. Inspired by our friends down in Salem and their annual Salem’s So Sweet event, Gloucester’s two-day event will include ice sculptures on display, salty sweets for sale, free kids art activities, and much more.
Find out more »Gloucester’s So Salty
At the end of January, the Cape Ann Museum is partnering with cultural institutions and businesses across Gloucester to celebrate the Fish City’s recognizably salty character with Gloucester’s So Salty. Inspired by our friends down in Salem and their annual Salem’s So Sweet event, Gloucester’s two-day event will include ice sculptures on display, salty sweets for sale, free kids art activities, and much more.
Find out more »Cape Ann and Monhegan Island Vistas: Contrasted New England Art Colonies
The growth of two of New England’s oldest and most revered summer art colonies is the subject of a special exhibition, on display at the Cape Ann Museum. The exhibition features works by artists who visited and were inspired by both Cape Ann and Monhegan. Monhegan and Cape Ann trace the roots of their respective art colonies back to the mid-19th century and specifically to the years immediately following the Civil War.
Find out more »Tell Me a Story: Your Life in Pictures
Tell Me a Story explores storytelling in books and art works. Over the course of a few weeks, we will read a chapter book and explore similar narratives found in the Museum’s art objects. At the end of each book, participants will create their own artwork based on these themes. January's book is Deborah Zemke’s Bea Garcia: My Life in Pictures.
Find out more »Cape Ann and Monhegan Island Vistas: Contrasted New England Art Colonies
The growth of two of New England’s oldest and most revered summer art colonies is the subject of a special exhibition, on display at the Cape Ann Museum. The exhibition features works by artists who visited and were inspired by both Cape Ann and Monhegan. Monhegan and Cape Ann trace the roots of their respective art colonies back to the mid-19th century and specifically to the years immediately following the Civil War.
Find out more »February 2022
Tell Me a Story: Your Life in Pictures
Tell Me a Story explores storytelling in books and art works. Over the course of a few weeks, we will read a chapter book and explore similar narratives found in the Museum’s art objects. At the end of each book, participants will create their own artwork based on these themes. January's book is Deborah Zemke’s Bea Garcia: My Life in Pictures.
Find out more »Cape Ann and Monhegan Island Vistas: Contrasted New England Art Colonies
The growth of two of New England’s oldest and most revered summer art colonies is the subject of a special exhibition, on display at the Cape Ann Museum. The exhibition features works by artists who visited and were inspired by both Cape Ann and Monhegan. Monhegan and Cape Ann trace the roots of their respective art colonies back to the mid-19th century and specifically to the years immediately following the Civil War.
Find out more »Cape Ann Museum: Second Saturdays
Cape Ann residents are free on the second Saturday of the month! Register for tickets and plan your visit to the Museum.
Find out more »March 2022
Cape Ann Museum: Second Saturdays
Cape Ann residents are free on the second Saturday of the month! Register for tickets and plan your visit to the Museum.
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