Picture yourself relaxing on the deck of this beautiful 65- foot schooner as she sails out of Gloucester harbor on a light southwesterly breeze. Join us for a two hour sail and get a taste for what it was like to sail on a fishing schooner a hundred years ago. Help the crew raise the sails, or just sit back Read more...
North Shore Arts Association established in 1922, occupies one of the most unique and historic settings in New England. The NSAA’s expansive harborside galleries provide the opportunity for visitors from all over the globe to view one of the largest collections of paintings, sculpture and graphics on Cape Ann. Read more...
Local Colors Artists’ Cooperative is a community of artists in the heart of Gloucester, Massachusetts. The Co-op’s light-filled gallery offers a dynamic selection of original art, including hand-painted oils and watercolors of local scenes, stunning photography, semi-precious and eclectic jewelry, beautiful and useful pottery, original stained glass art, fabric art, sculpture and much more. The ever-changing artist displays and themed Read more...
We dock for the summer season (June through October) in historic Gloucester, MA, in Smith’s Cove, within walking distance to the famed artist colony of Rocky Neck. Summer charters are also available out of Boston or any accessible New England port. Or, use Windfall as your floating B&B (Boat & Breakfast dockside) while visiting the lovely Cape Ann region. Read more...
The originators of whale watching in this area – now operating for over 40 years! We provide the best whale watching in New England as it’s an awe-inspiring experience which every human being should have the opportunity to appreciate. We make it a very special event. Read more...
Welcome to Cape Ann’s longest running boat tour company, featuring the exclusive Lighthouse Cruise — the ONLY tour that completely circles Cape Ann! Read more...
Hammond Castle Museum is a unique treasure on the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts. It was constructed between the years 1926 to 1929, by inventor John Hays Hammond, Jr. to serve as his residence. Its architectural style is that of a medieval castle, and was custom built to encompass his private collection of artifacts spanning from ancient Rome through the Renaissance. Read more...
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