Elliott's at the Blackburn, 2 Main Street, Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 ~ TEL: 978-282-1919 ~ This is a Upscale Restuarant with a Full Bar. ~ Seating is Limited and Reservations are Highly Recommended ~ http://www.elliottsattheblackburn.com
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Blackburn Tavern in Gloucester,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Bourbon Street On Rogers Street Mardi Gras Fundraiser Party For Katrina Saturday ~ February 20th ~ 5 PM to Midnight Proceeds will go to The Cape Ann YMCA Youth Service Mission going to New Orleans Experience the Fun and Excitement of the Band ~ Henri Smith New Orleans Friends and Flavours ~ Performing Authentic New Orleans Jazz, Blues, Creole and Cajun Music. They are currently ranked at Number 5 on the Boston Jazz Artist Charts at ReverbNation. Latitude 43 Restaurant & Bar 25 Rogers Street Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 Phone: 978-281-0223 http://www.latfortythree.com Tickets $10 in Advance (Call Latitude 43 for Tickets) Special "Big Easy" Menu 5 PM to 9 PM
When: Feb 20, 2010 5 PM Where: Latitude 43 in Gloucester,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Sat. 3/14, Sawyer Library Gloucester--Come and discuss the life and works of Judith Sargent Murray and the ways the Sargent House Museum can serve the community, with writers and historians Sheila Skemp, Therese Dykeman and Sharon Harris. Sun 3/15, lecture and book signing by Sheila Skemp, Kyrouz Auditorium City Hall Gloucester, her new biography-- 'First Lady of Letters: Judith Sargent Murray and the Struggle for Female Independence'. Funded in part by Mass Humanities. Sargent House Museum
When: Mar 14, 2010 3 PM Where: Sawyer Free Library in Gloucester,Massachusetts Cost: 3/14--free; 3/15--$15, $5 students Posted by:evdb
Gloucester Massachusetts is located only 30 miles North of Boston and is accessible by car, train or boat. Good Harbor Beach is just one of the fabulous beaches or go for a whale watch and experience the thrill of a lifetime on a family Ocean adventure.
Start your Cape Ann vacation in Gloucester which is one of four Cape Ann Communities that offers you recreation and relaxation as well as the excitement of the countless festivals and celebrations found only in New England.
Dine at the many fine waterfront restaurants and experience some of the world's freshest seafood. Enjoy plenty of antique shops at the world renowned Rocky Neck Art Colony or the miles of trails and six lighthouses along the great Seascapes and Landscapes that have been a favorite place for artists for generations.
Come and visit the places made famous by the movie "The Perfect Storm". Tour the city's enthralling museums that include the Cape Ann Historical Museum featuring an extensive collection of Fitz Hugh Lane paintings or stroll around the Hammond Castle.
Beautiful Oceanside accommodations and historic Inns will welcome you to the city and its many attractions because you will need more than one day to soak in the charm of this historic landmark.
Gloucester was established in 1623 and is America's oldest working seaport. You can visit the commercial pier and witness the daily catches or take a tour around the harbor on a private charter.
