Things To Do
Rocky Neck
Rocky Neck is home to one of America's oldest art colonies... and it's still well in use!
Oak to Ember
This is a perfect place to grab brunch with some family and friends before heading out Sunday morning! We'll be ending the night here after the wedding, but we promise it's worth going back. The restaurant is owned by very close family friends of the Gould's, and features food that is always fresh and local when possible.
Eastern Point Lighthouse & Breakwater
This lighthouse is a historic piece of Gloucester's history. It was built in 1832, and still guides boats today, marking the entrance to Gloucester Harbor. The breakwater leads far out into the water, and is a great morning walk! Be sure to bundle up, as it's typically windy.
Cape Ann Coffees
Cape Ann Coffee is well-loved by Jillian, and now Patrick as well! Great local spot to grab a breakfast sandwich, a bite to eat for lunch, or just a yummy pastry. Try their drive-through window if you need something quick!
Good Harbor Beach
This is a very well known beach in Gloucester... and is the beach Jillian grew up going to with her family. Pat and Jill have taken their dog on many walks here during the colder months!
Bearskin Neck
Bearskin Neck is a great spot to shop around, grab a coffee or bite to eat, and soak in New England charm!
Man at the Wheel Statue
This is an iconic statue located on Stacey Boulevard in Gloucester. It's a memorial to Gloucester's fishermen, and is definitely a must-see! Stacey Boulevard is also a lovely location to take a walk.
