Gloucester is celebrating its 25th anniversary of the Schooner Festival this Labor Day Weekend, featuring deck tours, a boat parade of lights, fireworks display, and the Mayor's race. Twenty one vessels will venture to Gloucester to compete for three trophies, including the Esperanto Cup, the trophy from the first international race in 1920, but also the most desired trophy of the race.However, if you're prone to seasickness the weekend offers plenty of land activities as well. Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center will host its 7th annual Heritage Day celebration having live music and free exhibits. Also, the Cape Ann Museum, Whal
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