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January 2020
Our Souls Are by Nature Equal to Yours: The Legacy of Judith Sargent Murray
The portrait of Judith Sargent Murray will remain on display at the Cape Ann Museum through March 31, 2020 and will be accompanied by examples of Murray’s letter books on loan from the Mississippi State Archives, correspondence between her and President George Washington on loan from the Library of Congress, and examples of Murray’s published works including her book, The Gleaner, published in 1798.
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Tom and T. M. Nicholas: A Father and Son’s Journey in Paint
On Exhibit through to April 12, 2020 Working with the Nicholas family of Rockport, Massachusetts, this exhibition explores the 40-year journey Tom and T. M. Nicholas have made together—as artists and as father and son. Works from numerous private collections will be showcased and a catalog with an essay by art historian Judith Curtis will be available. Programming will feature gallery talks by T. M. Nicholas and Curtis, and a lecture exploring the Cape Ann School of Painting. As part…
Find out more »Teacher Training: Yoga for Families of Addiction with Jenny Ravikumar
Explore how to hold space for families and loved ones affected by addiction. As yoga teachers, we often hold space for so many in their times of need. This mini teacher training will help you to create a safe space for families affected by the powerful disease of addiction.
Find out more »Winter Shorts – Gallery Talks|Tours at Cape Ann Museum
Winter Shorts are back at the Cape Ann Museum! Learn more about the Museum through this specialty tour offered each Saturday in January. Each Winter Shorts tour focuses on three or four discreet areas of the collection and is a great way for visitors to learn about the Museum and its collections.
Find out more »Let’s Talk About the Future! CAM Community Conversations Series
As the Cape Ann Museum looks forward to 2023 and the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Museum, the staff is rethinking exhibitions and the work that is being done within the community. Help the Museum plan for the future by participating in a series of conversations about the Museum’s collections, exhibitions, programming and more.
Find out more »Deeper Than The Skin at Old Sloop Coffeehouse
Deeper Than the Skin is a conversation about race in story and song, featuring Reggie Harris and Greg Greenway: two friends, one Black and one White, one from the North and one from the South. They are musicians, storytellers, students of history and world travelers, born 3 days apart. Two separate narratives forged into one powerful story aimed at finding common ground and helping others to do the same. Deeper Than the Skin is an experience of singing and listening,…
Find out more »Hey Grrrl at MAGMA
MAGMA presents an evening featuring women’s creative voices as expressed through dance, improv, performance art, poetry, and prose. Women in Performance 2020 Nadine Boughton Lara Jardullo Betsy Miller Sarah Slifer Swift Laura Tanguay Molly Tupper Vignette-Noelle Lammott
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Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration
The Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation presents the annual celebration for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in the historic 1806 Gloucester Meetinghouse, home of the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church at the corner of Church and Middle Streets. The program will unveil extensive research by the Cape Ann Slavery and Abolition Trust (CASAT) that documents the role that the industry of slavery had on Cape Ann from the 1700s until the Civil War. The program is free - all are welcome.
Find out more »Gloucester Writers Center Presents: Which Side Are You On?
Enjoy an evening of music with the Gloucesters Writers Center at the Gloucester Stage Company. Author James Sullivan delivers a lively anecdotal history of the progressive movements that have shaped the growth of the United States and the songs that have accompanied and defined them. Share in the music with Cape Ann Musicians performing their own interpretation of these songs. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online at https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe.c/10500582 or call 978-281-4433.
Find out more »Little Yogis and Caregivers with Sara McKinnon
Join your children as you move your bodies and explore different breathing techniques, yoga, play, meditation, and relaxation. This class is sure to leave you with a smile upon your face!
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