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GLOUCESTER INSTALLS PUBLIC ART HIGHLIGHTING LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION AND FUTURE RESILIENCE

Northeastern Professor Thomas Starr installs the Gloucester Remembrance Trail at the Visitor’s Center, City Hall, and Harbormaster’s Office The City of Gloucester has installed three public art pieces as part of the New England-based Remembrance of Climate Futures project, a regional initiative that uses public art to inspire conversations about climate change and community resilience.…
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Good Morning Gloucester broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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