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Reserve your tickets now for two special Meet the Artists events that are coming up next month as part of the 2021 Gloucester Arts Festival. The monthlong celebration that kicks off on June 3 with a sculpture unveiling in Gloucester Village includes multiple free offerings, but tickets are needed for Cocktails in the Garden on … Continue reading “Get Your Tix to Meet the Artists Events at Upcoming Gloucester Arts Festival”

Gloucester Brewing Company started in a garage unless you believe it was destined since birth. Mike Brewer is one of two founders after all. “Pure coincidence,” he says about his last name. Despite his name, Brewer knew nothing about brewing beer. He did know that he and his wife, Laura, and their friends Myron Ware … Continue reading “Good Brews for all at Gloucester Village Microbrewery”

Thai food and Gloucester Village? At first Tusnee McDaniel wasn’t sure a Thai restaurant would fit into a traditional Main Street that looks like a page from Norman Rockwell’s America. Just before the doors to Bangkok Noi Thai opened in 2008, McDaniel saw a crowd gathering. “Where are all those people going?” she wondered. They … Continue reading “Family and Food Come Together at Bangkok Noi Thai”

The decisions are tough at Sweet Tooth Café & Bakery, especially the ones about cupcakes. Even the most devoted Chocolate Raspberry lover faces a crossroads when the flavors range from Apple Cider to Banana Split to Hot Fudge Sundae to Elvis (banana chocolate topped with peanut butter cream icing and fudge drizzle). “We’ve got between … Continue reading “Whether You’re Hungry for Lunch or a Sugary Treat, Fill Up at Sweet Tooth Café & Bakery”

You don’t just learn about yoga at Honestly Yoga. You learn about you. Walk into the studio founded by Angie McKinster at 6618 Main Street and you’ll inhale the future and exhale the past. McKinster discovered the healing power of yoga after giving birth to twin boys a decade ago and losing one of them … Continue reading “Honestly, It’s the Best Yoga Studio and It’s In the Gloucester Village”