Gloucester's So Salty Celebrates the City With Art, Food, and One Giant Scream

Gloucester has always been known as a town that is down-to-earth, full of personality, and not short on flavor. In short, it's kind of salty. On January 22 and 23, several town organizations are celebrating that spirit with Gloucester's So Salty. Inspired by Salem's So Sweet, a tradition in Gloucester's neighbor to the south, the event will feature ice sculptures, salty-sweet snacks, art-making, free admission to the Cape Ann Museum, dance classes, and deals at local stores. "These continue to be challenging times, and we want to bring people out and provide some sense of comfort and community," says Oliver Barker, director of the Cape Ann

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