Treetop Yoga
A Cape Ann yoga community rooted in tradition and open to all. Treetop offers expert-led classes, retreats, and outdoor sessions for every level and body.
Sawyer Free Library
Discover Sawyer Free Library, Gloucester’s historic and modern community hub, offering books, archives, programs, and engaging spaces for learning, creativity, and connection in the heart of the city.
The Sargent House Museum
Step into history at this elegant Georgian home of Judith Sargent Murray, featuring period furnishings, notable artwork, and guided tours that bring Gloucester’s Revolutionary-era past and early feminist legacy to life.
Rockport Art Association & Museum
Discover the Rockport Art Association & Museum, a historic cultural hub showcasing fine art, sculpture, and photography, with classes, youth programs, artist demos, and changing exhibits just steps from the sea.
Revive Wellness
Revive Wellness in Gloucester offers holistic therapies, yoga, cryotherapy, saunas, and light and PEMF treatments in a restorative space designed to help you reset, relax, and thrive every day.
Maritime Gloucester
Explore Gloucester’s working waterfront at Maritime Gloucester, an interactive marine science and maritime history center offering exhibits, harbor views, and hands-on experiences for all ages.
Haunted Harborwalk
Discover Gloucester’s darker side on the Haunted Harborwalk, a guided evening tour blending local legends, maritime history, and spine-tingling tales along the historic waterfront.
Hammond Castle Museum
Step into medieval-inspired wonder at Hammond Castle Museum, the seaside home of inventor John Hays Hammond Jr., featuring dramatic architecture, ocean views, and fascinating collections overlooking Gloucester’s rugged coast.
Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation
Step inside history at the Gloucester Meetinghouse, where the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation presents concerts, talks, and free summer Music on Meetinghouse Green events for all ages.
Gloucester HarborWalk
Follow the Gloucester HarborWalk for a self-guided stroll through maritime history, granite markers, and scenic harbor views, starting downtown and ending near Stage Fort Park with pet-friendly paths year-round access.