Concerts on the Green - Summer Series 2025!

Get ready for an unforgettable summer of music, community, and fun! Visit Gloucester’s Concerts on the Green features a stellar lineup of local bands, DJs, and artists performing a wide variety of genres.

Here’s the Summer 2025 Lineup:

9/3 | 5:30-7:30PM | Ami Baker Music – Eclectic acoustic sounds
9/17 | 5:30-7:30PM | Just Dan – Classic Sinatra tribute
9/21 | 12:00-5:00PM | Series Finale: Headliner Courthouse Community Orchestra & Guests

Location: Historic Court Circle - 6504 Main Street

Bring your lawn chairs, picnic blankets, and your dancing shoes!

Free & Open to the public.

Visit https://gloucesterva.gov/tourism for more information!

Celebrate the end of summer with Movie on Main!

Join us for a free, community movie night under the stars on the lawn at The House of Ren, right in the heart of Gloucester’s Main Street. This year’s feature film is Disney-Pixar’s Ratatouille — the perfect recipe for a fun evening with family, friends, and neighbors.

Before the movie begins, the fun kicks off at 5:00 PM with family-friendly trivia beginning at 5:30 PM, plus snacks and drinks available for purchase, including selections from Gloucester Brewing Company. Bring a blanket or chair, find your spot, and settle in for a relaxed and memorable night.

We’re also hosting a Teacher Supply Drive to support Botetourt Elementary teachers. Donations of school supplies are encouraged, with the most-needed items including:

• Expo markers

• Post-it notes

• Small whiteboard erasers

• Large packs of colored paper

• Tissues

Bring a teacher supply item or donate to be entered into a raffle featuring prizes from local Main Street businesses. Donations will be accepted on site during the event, or you can drop them off early at our office (6882-G Main Street) and receive your raffle ticket in advance.

Experience a movie among murals, soak in the charm of Main Street, and help us celebrate summer with a night full of heart, community, and creativity.

Interested in getting involved? Explore our sponsorship opportunities or sign up to volunteer — it’s a great way to support this special community event and be part of the fun!

Join us in welcoming Timeless Treasures, Gloucester Main Street’s newest shopping destination featuring antiques, handcrafted goods, furniture, and one-of-a-kind finds.

Celebrate their grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and explore their unique booths showcasing local vendors and collectors.

Stop by and discover what treasures await!

The Cereal Plug is serving up fun, flavor, and a little friendly competition on Gloucester Main Street!

Enjoy $3.50 bowls of cereal and milk, $4 waffle pairs, or $6 cereal waffles topped with whipped cream, sprinkles, more cereal, and your choice of syrup. They’ll also be offering $3 ice cream scoops and $4 quarter-pound hot dogs with chips!

Come dressed in your pajamas and snap a pic for their pajama contest—one lucky winner will score a $20 Cereal Plug gift card! (Photos are optional.)

Join Porter’s on Main as they mark an exciting new chapter on Main Street with an evening of connection, community, and celebration. Tuesday, July 1st, we invite you to the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Cocktail Hour to include Hors d'Oeuvres, Refreshments, Craft Cocktails, Wine & Beer at Porter’s Cash Bar.

Take this opportunity to meet the management team at Porter’s - Executive Chef Joshua Hutter, General Manager Jeff Brown, and Head of Beverage Service & Mixologist Matthew Martin. You might even meet Porter himself! Let’s raise a glass to what’s ahead.

See you there!

Doors will open at 5:15 pm, and the Ribbon Cutting will be at 6:00 pm.
RSVP encouraged.

The 2025 Heart of the River Collection will be on display at the Fine Arts Museum of Gloucester from June 15th through June 28th. Don’t miss this fun end to the events of the 2025 Festival and the last chance to purchase a painting before they leave for good!

Come for the day and stay! Experience a truly unique family-friendly day at Art in the Village along Gloucester Main Street. What’s in store? An Artisan Fair in the Courthouse Circle, pop-up art classes for all ages and live music at Arts on Main, art demonstrations at York & Main, explore the new community art space at ArtWork, and show your creative side on the Community Art Mural.

Presented in partnership with Gloucester Arts Festival and The Cook Foundation, during June, Arts at Abingdon presents the SOMA Quartet. Join us for a music-filled evening at the historic Abingdon Church. All concerts are free of charge. Reservations are not required.

Celebrate Juneteenth at The Cereal Plug with good food, good music, and good company—open to everyone, and happening in a space open to everyone.

Whether you're stopping by for a bite or staying to dance, it’s a great way to experience and honor Juneteenth in a joyful, inclusive setting.

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Juneteenth holds a special significance in the African American community. It’s not just the commemoration of the end of slavery for people of African descent in America; it is an affirmation of the power that we possess to impact positive change. Celebrating Juneteenth demonstrates that, in spite of the most painful parts of our American history, African Americans refuse to be held down by the past and are determined to move forward towards a free and equal present and future.

Join us in recognizing Opal Lee, the “Grandmother of Juneteenth,” who played a key role in making June 19th a national holiday during our annual Opal Lee Walk which starts at 9:00 AM at the Gloucester County Main Library. Followed by the celebration at Holly Knoll starting at 1:00pm. Admission is free.