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Sail through the
balance of the season
with a treasure chest
of activities
A special publication of
The Eagle-Tribune,
The Salem News,
The Daily News of Newburyport
and the Gloucester Daily Times
Friday, July 30, 2021
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PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo
The schooners Adventure, left, and Columbia head down course toward the first marker during the 35th annual Gloucester
Yo u r Fa vo r i tes Schooner Festival’s Mayor’s Race for the Esperanto Cup and Columbia Trophy in 2019.
All
All Year Long! Full speed ahead for
# try_them_all the 2021 Schooner Festival
BY JOANN MACKENZIE Vessels sail
STAFF WRITER in the Outer
Harbor on
After sitting out 2020 Sept. 4, 2017,
during the COVID-19 during the 33rd
shutdown, the Gloucester annual Schooner
Schooner Festival won’t Festival’s Parade
just be some scaled-down of Sail.
post-pandemic version of
its former self. Instead, it AMY SWEENEY/
will be packed with plenty Staff photo
of events and opportunities
to get up close and personal
with the kind of sailing
R ANY EVENT
NDAE PARTIES FO ships Gloucester is famous
CUSTOM MADE SU rt
s frozen yogu for.
ice cream cake All winter long, festival
chair Daisy Nell Collinson
and her fellow organizers
210 conant street | danvers, ma at Maritime Gloucester
978.774.0519 | cherryfarmcreamery.com See SCHOONER, Page S4
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A FULL SERVICE BOATYARD
Carrying the new line of Mercury 4-Strokes
CERTIFIED
MERCURY
RE-POWER • 35 Ton Travel-Lift
• Spring Commission
CENTER • Marine Store
• Inboard I/O Repairs
• New Engine Sales
• Complete Marine Services
www.PORTSIDEMARINE.us
106 LIBERTY ST. ~ DANVERS, MA ~ (978) 7775727
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SCHOONER schooners, everyone was
onboard.
The interesting thing, Col-
Continued from Page S2 linson says, is that it wasn’t
just sponsor money, but a
were keeping in touch with lot of small donations that
schooner owners, hoping for started coming in. She says
a 2021 iteration of the festi- that proves her point: The
val. Back in the early spring, Schooner Festival, which
she sent out a batch of ten- she has helmed for some
tative emails: If we got the dozen years now, “is for
green light, would they be everyone, and everyone
in? The answer? A resound- wants it.”
ing yes from no fewer than “Gloucester can claim
24 of them. schooners like New Bed-
In June, with many state ford can claim whales,” she
COVID-19 restrictions lifted, says. And this, being billed
and with 24 schooners as the 37th Schooner Fes-
onboard, the scramble to tival, will be a very special
make up for lost time began. one, because it will, for its
The annual Labor Day organizers and the whole
weekend sailing extrava- community, “be a great way
ganza may be priceless, but to celebrate the light at the
it comes with quite a price end of the tunnel.”
tag. For a complete schedule
“We figured people might of events, dates, times and
be financially tapped out, locations of this year’s
that there might be a little Schooner Festival, run-
hesitancy because there was ning from Friday, Sept.
so much need, so we started 3, through Monday, Sept.
asking businesses a little 6, visit the Gloucester
sheepishly at first,” Collin- Maritime website at www.
son says. maritimegloucester.org/
Then, just like those 24 schooner-festival. PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photos
Several schooners head toward Stacy Boulevard during the 35th annual Gloucester Schooner Festival’s Parade of Sail on
Sept. 1, 2019.
The Cherry Street
Fish Market
Since 1983
NORTH SHORE’S #1 Seafood Market
Salmon • Tuna • Halibut
Halibut Steaks • Scallops
Shrimp Skewers • Chowders
Swordfish • Steamers • Oysters
Haddock • Salmon-Burgers
Now Celebrating 38 Years!
CHERRY ST. FISH MARKET
26 Hobart St., Danvers • 978-777-3449
www.cherrystfishmarket.com
Hours: Closed Mon• Tues-Sat 10-6• Sun 10-5 People block their ears as a cannon is fired at Stage Fort Park in Gloucester during the Parade of Sail in 2019.
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(978) 768 - 6400 (978) 890 - 5127
Tuesday - Saturday: 12pm - 8pm
Sunday: 11am - 8 pm
Junction Rt 22 & Rt 133
Essex, Ma
Sunday - Thursday: 12pm - 8pm
Friday & Saturday: 12pm - 9 pm
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CRANE ESTATE
Enjoy a summer ‘getaway’ with
gorgeous views, beaches and concerts
The Crane Estate at
Castle Hill was once the get-
away of a wealthy Chicago
industrialist and his family.
Today, the public may tour
the ornate Great House and
explore much of a 2,100-
acre estate that includes
manicured gardens and a
restored Grand Allée lead-
ing to Ipswich Bay.
The Trustees of Reserva-
tions estate is also home
to one of the region’s most
pristine beaches and offers
a number of events, includ-
ing summer concerts. Associated Press
The property was a The Great House at the Crane Estate in Ipswich is the former
gentleman’s farm when summer estate of Chicago industrialist Richard T. Crane Jr.
bought in 1910 by Chicago and his family.
industrialist Richard Crane
Jr., president of his fam- Crane built an Italian 1928, he tore it down and
ily’s foundry and plumbing Renaissance revival villa replaced the villa with the
supply manufacturer, R.T. atop Castle Hill overlook- 59-room, Stuart-style man-
Crane and Bro. ing Ipswich Bay. Then, in sion that exists today.
See for yourself
Castle Hill is open to visi-
tors who want to wander
the property, maps in hand.
Let Us Treat Your Grounds are open daily
FOOT & from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Park-
ing passes may be reserved
ANKLE PAIN (www.thetrustees.org/
content/passes) or pur-
chased at time of entry.
Grounds are open until 8
Dr. Matthew p.m. on Wednesdays from
P. Butler Aug. 4 through Sept. 1.
The ground floor of the
Foot & Ankle Great House is also open
Specialist to visitors from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Tuesdays through
Sundays. Note that masks
Clinical are required for entry.
Expertise Take a tour
Guided tours are offered
Includes: throughout the summer.
191 South Main St, • Podiatric Medicine Check online before you
go — www.thetrustees.
Suite 102, • Surgery org/place/castle-hill-on-
Middleton, MA
• Sports Medicine the-crane-estate — as
the schedule is subject to
978-774-2800 • Orthotics change.
Other Locations: • Pediatric “Cupola with a View”: Called
Boston & Marlborough the “most Instagram-able
• Diabetic Wound tour” of the Crane Estate,
www.massfeet.com
Management visitors see highlights
of the Great House and
have an opportunity to
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PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo
Sunbathers and swimmers crowd Crane Beach in Ipswich on a
warm day in August 2018.
step onto the roof. Tours leisurely tour in an electric
offered Tuesdays through golf cart. You’ll hear about
Sundays at 10 a.m., 11:30 the history of the property
a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. while visiting the gardens
On Wednesdays from Aug. and enjoying views of the
4 through Sept. 1., “Golden water. Tours are offered
Hour” tours are offered at 5 Tuesdays through Sun-
p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The cost days at 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m.
is $10 for adult members,
free for child members, $30
and 1:30 p.m. Cost is $10
for adult members, free
978-304-1762
for adult nonmembers and for child members, $30 for 100 Newbury Street (Rte. 1) Danvers
$15 for child nonmembers. adult nonmembers and
Price includes admission to $15 for child nonmembers.
Girls & Boys
Classes State Of The Art Facilities • Cutting Edge Programming
Gymnastics
the estate. Price includes admission to
“The Historic Gardens of Castle the estate.
ymnastics Expert Olympic Instruction
Preschool G
Hill”: Tours of the grounds “Guest of the Cranes”: This
address the property’s his- time-capsule experience
sses
Tumbling Cla
tory, including the designs treats you as though you
of the gardens and the were a guest in the house in
ses
YJ Ninja Clas
Grand Allée. Tours are 1929, just after the Cranes
offered Tuesdays through finished building it. Learn
Teams
Competitive
Sundays at 10 a.m., 11:30 about all of the entertain-
a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. ment offerings in the house,
nics
Camps & Cli
Cost is $10 for adult mem- and see the second-floor
bers, free for child members, bedrooms and guest rooms.
ths to Adult
Ages 18 mon
$25 for adult nonmembers Tours are hourly Tuesdays
and $15 for child nonmem- through Sundays, with the
ed Coaches
bers. Children 5 and under last tour at 3 p.m. Cost is USAG Certifi
are admitted free. $10 for adult members, free
“Highlights on the Hill”: for child members, $30 for
Don’t want to walk? Take a See CRANE, Page S8
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AMY SWEENEY/Staff photo
This evening view looks from the Great House on Castle Hill at the Crane Estate toward Ipswich Bay. Associated Press
The Grand Allée at the Crane Estate, viewed here from the
Great House, leads to Ipswich Bay.
CRANE Sept. 2, Orville Giddings
Band.
The cost is $25 per car for information, and to get a health, with the beauty of
Continued from Page S7 members and $35 per car pass, visit www.thetrustees. the Crane Estate as back-
FARMING SINCE for nonmembers. Advanced org/content/crane-beach- ground. HER Wellness
1695 adult nonmembers and $15 ticket purchases are rec- admissions. presents “AllergEase —
for child nonmembers. ommended, though not Herbalism and Yoga for the
required. Visit www.the
Crane Outdoors Season” from 10 to 11:30
Enjoy a concert trustees.org/things-to-do/?_ Explore the Crane Estate a.m. on Saturday, July 31,
What better way to enjoy event_related_place=1834 from a new perspective, by and “Yoga and Herbal Tea
a summer evening than by for more information. foot or kayak, in one of the for Immunity” from 10:30
having a picnic at Castle year-round programs sched- a.m. to noon on Saturday,
Hill while listening to
Visit the beach uled by Crane Outdoors. Aug. 14. Cost is $32 for mem-
music? This pristine beach on CranePaddle: Take excur- bers, $40 for nonmembers.
The grounds open at 5 Ipswich Bay is a North sions in the Crane Wildlife Visit www.thetrustees.org/
p.m. for Thursday night Shore treasure. Though Refuge, on Castle Neck program/craneoutdoors/ for
picnic concerts, and guests Crane Beach is adjacent to River or around Choate more information.
are invited to enjoy the the Crane Estate, admission Island as part of kayak Wildlife Refuge: If you’d
grounds and gardens while is charged separately. excursions offered Tuesdays prefer to hike, find solitude
they wait for the music to Parking at the beach on through Sundays, through on more than a half-dozen
start. weekends is $25 per car the end of August. Trips trails that meander around
Bring your own picnic or (with up to six people) for are offered to competent Castle Neck, Castle Hill,
Our 300-year-old farm is the heart of buy food from the vendors, members and $45 per car swimmers ages 15 and older. Choate Island and Long
the Richardson’s experience. It is where Riverview Pizza and Down for nonmembers. Additional Equipment is provided, Island. You’ll find salt
River Ice Cream. Alcohol passengers are $5 each. though participants may marshes, stone walls, his-
happy cows make our milk and we craft may not be brought onto Weekday rates are $15 per elect to use their own. Cost toric structures, rolling
our high-quality ice cream. Visit the the property, but beer, car for members, $30 for is $52 for members, $65 for fields and wildlife. More
farm and see for yourself. wine and cider are avail- nonmembers. Cyclists and nonmembers. Visit www. than 200 bird species have
able for purchase. motorcyclists are granted thetrustees.org/program/ been identified, as well as
Upcoming concerts free entry for members craneoutdoors/ for more rare plants, in the 697-acre
WWW.RICHARDSONSICECREAM.COM include: Aug. 5, Entrain; and must pay $5 each for information. wildlife refuge. Visit www.
Aug. 12, Soul Rebel Project; nonmembers. CraneWellness: Events thetrustees.org/place/crane-
156 S. Main Street, Middleton, MA | 978.774.5450 Aug. 19, The Great Escape; Advance passes are are designed to encour- wildlife-refuge-on-the-crane-
Aug. 26, Disco Dream; and required. For more age physical and mental estate for more information.
S9 North of Boston Media Group • SUMMER FUN • Friday, July 30, 2021 Visitors tour a motor lifeboat at U.S. Coast Guard Station Merrimack during an open house held for Yankee Homecoming in August 2019. The station will again welcome the public this year on Thursday, Aug. 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. History tours and much more highlight Yankee Homecoming Yankee Homecoming — up-to-date information, a Newburyport tradition check online at www.yankee since 1958 — will fill down- homecoming.com. town with music, tours, and things to see and do from Saturday, July 31, July 30 through its wrap-up through Saturday, Aug. 7 on Aug. 8. Chasing Port History — After a year off due to Starting at 10 a.m. on July the pandemic, many of the 31, pick up scavenger hunt traditional events have packets at the Custom returned, including Olde House Maritime Museum, Fashioned Sunday, Art on the library’s Archival Cen- the Bartlet Mall, the Water- ter or 51 Prospect St. and front Concert Series, Brew- then walk or bike through fest Fundraiser, a parade the beautiful neighbor- along High Street and fire- hoods (approximately 1.5 works to wrap up the week. BRYAN EATON/Staff photos hours). Learn about local The highlights also This model, featured during a past If This House Could Talk, history; visit the Museum include a series of history gives a history of the home behind it at 88 High St. of Old Newbury, Custom tours in the city that bring House, the Archival Cen- out Newburyport’s mari- through a local cemetery The following events are ter, Bartlet Mall and Joppa time past, its architectural for bird-watchers and his- all free unless otherwise Park; and discover house splendor and even a stroll tory buffs. indicated. For the most See YANKEE, Page S10
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A float in the 2019 Yankee
Homecoming parade
North of Boston Media Group • SUMMER FUN • Friday, July 30, 2021 honors the festival’s
founders, including Jack
Frost, Joe Mathers and
George Cashman. This
year’s parade kicks off
at noon on Sunday, Aug.
8, at the intersection of
Moseley Avenue and Ferry
Road. It will follow High
Street before ending at
the Bartlet Mall.
BRYAN EATON/Staff photo
YANKEE 6 p.m., Oak Hill Cemetery,
We can make the cake
Brown and State streets.
More than 30 gravesites
Continued from Page S9 will be labeled — ministers;
of your dreams. histories through If This
House Could Talk posters
in front of many homes
benefactors; sea captains
such as Francis B. Todd, who
was buried in a rum barrel;
artists; and the burial site
Just give us a call at 978-865-4100 or and businesses. Return the of Anna Jaques, benefactor
filled-out scavenger hunt of the local hospital. Enjoy a
email at info@cakeann.com form by Saturday, Aug. 7, stroll through Oak Hill Cem-
at 4 p.m. to participate in a etery while learning about
Photos by Patrick Sporleder random drawing for prizes local residents from the past.
that include local history “Newburyport’s Clipper Heri-
Simple, really ... just one bite and you’ll know. Whether it’s for a books. tage Trail,” Volume I (published
party or just bringing home a treat, Cake Ann offers extraordinarily Saturday, July 31,
2020) and Volume II (2022), 11
a.m. to noon, Newburyport
delicious fine cakes and pastries from cakes, to cupcakes, quiches, through Sunday, Aug. 8 Public Library Program
meat pies and the highly sought after Kouign Amann. We bake If This House Could Talk Room. Join Ghlee Wood-
with the finest local and seasonal ingredients, purchasing food neighborhood stroll. City worth for a visual tour of
residents will display post- more than 80 images of old
from our local farmers and baking them into perfection. Inga ers with stories about their Newburyport. She is the
McCarthy and her bakers find happiness every day thinking of homes. Stroll Newburyport creator and author of “New-
neighborhoods, and look buryport’s Clipper Heritage
new ways to bring you a delightful Cake Ann experience. for house stories promi- Trail,” a series of self-guided
Let Cake Ann be part of your fall delights. nently displayed. For an
online map of participants,
visit http://map.walknew
history tours accessed via a
book, a website and smart-
phones: www.clipperheritag-
buryport.com. And for etrail.com.
The Commons • 214 Eastern Ave., Unit 2 • Gloucester, MA 01930 all the details, see www. Newburyport Powder House
SHOP HOURS: Tuesday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. walknewburyport.com. Park and Learning Center, 1 to
3 p.m., 57 Low St. Visit the
Saturday: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Sunday: 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Saturday, July 31 restored Powder House
www.cakeann.com Can You Find Us, 10 a.m. to built in 1822 on Godfrey’sBoats are lit up at Cove
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Marina in Salisbury,
complementing the
colors of the Yankee
Homecoming fireworks shot
off from Cashman Park in
Newburyport in 2019. The
fireworks will return this
year, set for Saturday, Aug.
7, at 9:15 p.m.
BRYAN EATON/Staff photo
Hill. View the exterior and
interior restoration and
original cobblestone wagon
interior and exterior archi-
tecture, including the court-
room where President John
E.A. STEVENS COMPANY, INC.
Insurance
path. Members of the Acton Quincy Adams and Daniel SINCE 1903
Minutemen will be there to Webster tried cases.
talk about the importance of Old South Church Tour, noon
the early militias in all the to 1 p.m., 29 Federal St.,
towns of the Massachusetts www.oldsouthnbpt.org; A TRUSTED INDEPENDENT AGENT WITH OVER 100 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS.
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strate the use and firing of front doors to learn about
flintlock muskets and vari- how the church used to be
ous marching maneuvers in the 1700s. Learn about
from the Revolutionary War.
Sunday, Aug. 1
Paul Revere’s bell, see
spittoons in the sanctuary, • AUTO
• HOME
descend into the crypt and
Feathered Friends and Long discover a forgotten Found-
Forgotten Friends, 9 to 10:30 ing Father buried under the
a.m., Oak Hill Cemetery,
main gates, Brown and State
pulpit.
Clipper Heritage Trail’s Along • LIFE
• BUSINESS
streets. Join Sue McGrath the Water’s Edge Waterfront
of Newburyport Birders Harbor Tour, 2 to 3:30 p.m.,
and local historian Ghlee boardwalk near Black Cow
Woodworth. While learn- restaurant. Make reserva-
ing to identify birds, see tions at www.harbortours.
the graves of Newburyport com. Join Ghlee Wood-
benefactors, sea captains, worth and marine ecolo-
early American photogra-
phers and abolitionists.
gist and captain Paul Aziz
aboard the Yankee Clipper
Agent For
Superior Courthouse open and enjoy a 90-minute AS WELL AS SEVERAL OTHER LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES
house, 10 a.m. to noon, Bart- cruise along the Merrimack
let Mall. Visit the 1805 court- River. Step back in time
Thomas P. Cares, Jr., CIC, President • Kelly Clifford Watrous, CPCU, CIC, Vice President
house, designed by Charles and hear about shipyards, 205 South Main Street, Middleton, MA 01949 • 978-774-6126
Bullfinch, and learn about Caldwell’s Rum and a castle WWW.EASTEVENSINS.COM
its history and beautiful See YANKEE, Page S12S12
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YANKEE Harbor Tour, 11 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., boardwalk near Black
Cow restaurant. Make reser-
FOSTER’S GRILL STORE Continued from Page S11 vations at www.harbortours.
while cruising upriver to
com. Join Ghlee Woodworth
and marine ecologist and
Amesbury. On the return captain Paul Aziz aboard the
Your One Stop BBQ Shop for All Things Grilling leg, the Yankee Clipper
travels along the shores
Yankee Clipper.
of Joppa, the home of
Wednesday, Aug. 4
Grills, Fire Pits & Heaters – Parts & Accessories – Propane & Kerosene clammers, fishermen and A Newburyport Travelogue, 6
hunters. to 7 p.m., Program Room,
Newburyport Public Library,
New Sales & Repairs Monday, Aug. 2 94 State St. With guide Jack
Feathered Friends and Long Santos, learn about New-
Forgotten Friends, 9 to 10:30 buryport’s connections to
a.m., Oak Hill Cemetery, the world. Find out how you
main gates, Brown and can be a Global Newburyport
State streets. Join Sue History Explorer.
McGrath of Newburyport
Birders and local historian
Thursday, Aug. 5
Ghlee Woodworth. Clipper Heritage Trail, Down
“Merrimack, the Resilient Along and the Ridge, 10 to
River: An Illustrated Profile of 11:30 a.m. Meet at March’s
the Most Historic River in New Hill (where the tour begins
England,” 6 to 7 p.m., Pro- and ends), top of Bromfield
gram Room, Newburyport Street. Walk along High
Public Library, 94 State Street, and hear about the
St. Author-journalist history of March’s Hill and
Dyke Hendrickson will the homes of sea captains, an
talk about the history and architect, an American Revo-
health of the Merrimack lutionary soldier, a writer
River. It is the birthplace of and benefactors.
the Coast Guard, the home
of the first major hydro-
Saturday, Aug. 7
powered mills in America, Uncommon Ground — Pawtucket
the source of a new sci- Spaces and Colonized Places on
ence of clean drinking the Molodemak River Frontier, 10
water and the site of one to 11 a.m., Firehouse Center
of the first successful labor for the Arts, Market Square.
actions in the U.S. Join Kristine Malpica on this
walking tour that explores
Tuesday, Aug. 3, local and regional history of
through Saturday, Aug. 7 Pawtucket-Pennacook spaces
“Our House is Your Home for and colonized places along
Maritime History,” 10 a.m. to the Molodemak (Merrimack
4 p.m., Custom House Mar- in English).
itime Museum, 25 Water Can You Find Us, 10 a.m. to
St. The museum’s exhibits 6 p.m., Oak Hill Cemetery,
have a fresh look with new Brown and State streets.
objects for education and More than 30 gravesites
enjoyment. Docents will be will be labeled — ministers;
on hand. See the Fresnel benefactors; sea captains
Certified Alliance Dealer lens adorning the entrance such as Francis B. Todd, who
before it returns to its was buried in a rum barrel;
original home at Pomham artists; and the burial site
www.fostersgrill.com Rocks Lighthouse in Riv- of Anna Jaques, benefactor
erside, Rhode Island, on of the local hospital. Enjoy a
Sept. 1. Pick up Chasing stroll through Oak Hill Cem-
You Can Find us on Facebook and Instagram Port History scavenger etery while learning about
hunt packets to learn more local residents from the past.
about Newburyport his-
107 Eastern Ave. tory. For more information,
Sunday, Aug. 8
Gloucester, MA 01930 visit www.thechmm.org or “Our House is Your Home for
call 978-462-8681. Maritime History,” noon to 4
(978) 283-1275 Tuesday, Aug. 3
p.m., Custom House Mari-
time Museum, 25 Water St.
Clipper Heritage Trail’s Along Visit www.thechmm.org or
the Water’s Edge Waterfront call 978-462-8681.S13 North of Boston Media Group • SUMMER FUN • Friday, July 30, 2021
Welcome
To one of the most scenic nine
holes you can play anywhere !
OPEN DAILY
YEAR ROUND
weather permitting
Call for a Tee Time 978-768-7544
Gift certificates available. Great present for any occasion!
Visit
Open 11am • Daily Pub Menu • Daily Specials
The newly renovated Fairway Pub at Cape Ann Golf Club features delicious pub style fare created
with Stavros family recipes and the freshest ingredients available. A rotating menu of daily specials
includes Norrie Stavros’ homemade clam chowder, native steamers, fried clams, clam rolls, fish &
chips, curried chicken and garden fresh salads, sliders, sandwiches and kids pizzas made to order.
Our bar is stocked with a full selection of cocktails, wine, beer, craft brews and
draughts on tap, flat screens and lottery games. Golfers and
non-golfing visitors are invited to enjoy a meal
overlooking the most scenic, challenging public
course on the North Shore
– all are welcome!
99 John Wise Avenue, Essex MA 01929
For more information go to capeanngolf.com
directions | rates | history | course layout & more!S14
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A tidal wave of fun at Hampton Beach
Festivals, fireworks, films and more serve up a full plate of enjoyment
Hampton Beach is a popu- com/HamptonNHBeach
lar tourist destination thatfor more information and
spans just over a mile of potential changes.
New Hampshire’s 18-mile FIREWORKS DISPLAYS
shoreline, which includes WHEN: 9:30 p.m.,
Seabrook, Hampton, North Wednesdays throughout the
Hampton, Rye, New Castle summer, as well as Sunday,
and Portsmouth. Sept. 5, and Saturday, Sept.
Considered to be the busi-11
est beach along that stretch, WHERE: Between B and C
Hampton Beach boasts a streets, Ocean Boulevard
boardwalk, many shops HOW MUCH: Free
and businesses, several DETAILS: Fireworks
seasonal hotels and restau- displays are held on the
rants, rental properties, and
beach at the top of B and C
the Hampton Beach Casino streets. Bring a blanket or
Ballroom — which hosts beach chairs, and sit back
national acts throughout to enjoy the colorful night
the summer and into the sky. The event is weather
fall. dependent, and the rain
There is also a plethora date is the following Friday.
of activities hosted by the Check www.hamptonbeach.
Chamber of Commerce and org for events calendar
other groups. updates.
Here’s a rundown of what CHILDREN’S WEEK
BRYAN EATON/Staff photo
to expect for the balance of WHEN: Monday, Aug. 16,
Great Boar’s Head looms over sun worshippers at Hampton Beach. this season. through Friday, Aug. 20
WHERE: Locations
AUGUST around the beach
MOVIES ON THE BEACH HOW MUCH: Free
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WHEN: Dusk, Monday DETAILS: The annual
nights throughout the sum- Hampton Beach Children’s
Selling Your Northshore Home? mer (Tuesday rain dates)
WHERE: On the beach
next to the playground,
Festival is the family-fun
event of the summer, kick-
ing off at 10 a.m., Monday,
Ocean Boulevard Aug. 16, with a magic show
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DETAILS: Fun — and
by BJ Hickman on the
Seashell Stage. Activities
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