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A Wicked Good Breakfast for a Wicked Good Cause
SeniorCare's 50th annual fundraising breakfast at the Gloucester House to support Meals on Wheels home-delivered meals will be held on Friday, May 17, 2024
Associate Spring Show
The North Shore Arts Association welcomes the public back for our 2024 season with the Associate Spring Show, on display from April 30 to May 22.
CALL FOR ART! North Shore Arts Association's Regional Juried Show
North Shore Arts Association's regional juried show Exhibit New England 2024 is now open for submission through May 25th. https://client.smarterentry.com/nsarts
CAMTalk: Exhibition Series — Producing Large-Scale Sculpture
Sculptor and craftsman Morgan Dummitt will discuss the ins and outs of sculptural production in the 20th century, from initial sketch to completed monument.
Captain Elias Davis House Tour
This tour will share the history of the house, its occupants, and its unique interior features and historic objects.
Exhibition One
The North Shore Arts Association invites the public to experience our first juried show of the year, Exhibition One--on display from April 30 to May 24.
Frank Vignola & Tessa Lark
Jazz guitarist Frank Vignola teams up with violinist Tessa Lark, performing in the infectious Hot Club vein of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli.
Gallery Number One Grand Re-Opening & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Gallery owner Deb Schradieck is known for her watercolor work with its vivid color and unusual detail. Inspired by the famous Cape Ann light, her favorite subject matter is boats, reflections, architecture, street scenes and coastal landscapes, especially along working waterfront. In addition to original paintings, Giclee prints and cards are available. Other featured art includes acrylic paintings by Audi Souza; seagrass jewelry by Jackie Ganim-DeFalco; pottery by Ann Woodbury and Allison Morrissey; and glass by Ann Szerlip.
Hopper’s Houses Walking Tour
Explore the area surrounding the Museum on this walk past select Gloucester houses made famous by American realist painter Edward Hopper (1882-1967).
