De Hirsh Margules, Mother Ann Lighthouse, Eastern Point, Gloucester, 1946. Gouache on paper. Gift of Jean M. Horblit, 2002. [Acc. #2002.004.002]
Boston Globe: Free events this week: Pop-up hip-hop performances, ‘Mean Girls’ trivia, and the Greater Roxbury Book Fair
Your guide to free things to do and see in Greater Boston, May 12-18
By Marianna Orozco, May 13, 2025
BUDDING ARTISTS As art lovers search for the artists of tomorrow, some children are already the artists of today. The Cape Ann Museum will host an opening reception to present two original art installations created by second- and eighth-grade students from Cape Ann Public Schools. Each work, made with the guidance of museum educators, was inspired by works in the CAM collections: “The Feathered Friends,” an ode to Gloucester block printmakers Folly Cove Designers, and “Facing Back, Facing Forward,” an introspective exploration of vintage maps and mapmaking, made with acrylic paints.
May 17, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 13 Poplar St., Gloucester. capeannmuseum.org
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