Tonight through Friday, the Cape Ann Museum displays a “Thank You Frontline Heroes” message outside their Gloucester building, for essential workers returning home.
Update: Due to rainy weather last Friday, May 8, the Cape Ann Museum has rescheduled the last night of their "In Gratitude" exhibit to this Thursday, May 14. They're also hosting a pop-up car rally that night, beginning at 8:30 p.m. at O'Maley Middle School.
In an effort to boost Gloucester's spirits during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cape Ann Museum is presenting a CAM Contemporary exhibition involving the projection of an illuminated multilingual message beginning tonight and running through May 8, saying “Thank You Frontline Heroes.”
“We know many of our neighbors, friends, and families are struggling at this tim
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