Northshore Magazine

Gloucester Stage Company Summer Shows at Gloucester Stage Company. Season begins June 12 with musical Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, new comedy-thriller Auld Lang Syne, area premiere of award-winning and celebrated 4000 Miles and August Wilson's Pulitzer-Prize winning Fences. Returning are favorites Jennifer Ellis from Most Happy Fella, Daniel Rober t Sullivan from Dueling Divas and the familiar faces of actors Richard Snee and Paula Plum and Rockpor t's own Nancy E. Carroll. Don't miss award-winning professional theater at its best! 267 East Main Street, Gloucester, 978-281-4433, gloucesterstage.com Cape Ann Luxury shopping & services abound in this North Shore enclave. s p e c i a l a d v e r t i s i n g s e c t i o n 525 Magnolia's Lexington Avenue is undergoing a revitalization, and 525 is playing a major role in bringing the area's vibrant main drive into the modern day. The 525 is a neighborhood restaurant that serves creative comfor t food and locally inspired cocktails. The space's chic ambiance makes guests feel at home, with an oversized bar ideal for connecting with friends old and new. 525 also boasts outdoor seating, making it the perfect après beach destination this summer. 12 Lexington Avenue, Gloucester, 978-525-3230, 525magnolia.com La Provence Brighten your home and patio with the brilliant and vibrant colors that can only be from the South of France. Located in the heart of Downtown Rockport, La Provence has been importing only the highest quality French linens since 1997. Our tablecloth collection includes 100% cotton, acrylic-coated cotton, jacquard and organza tablecloths. With its easy wipe-off coating, our acrylic- coated tablecloths are perfect for Summer entertaining. Open year round. Open daily May through December. 4 Main Street, Rockport, 978-546-5868, laprov.com Salt Kitchen And Rum Bar SALT Kitchen and Rum Bar is a new "gastro pub" located in historic Ipswich, Ma. SALT will be serving locally sourced "elevated comfor t food" in a rustic and inviting atmosphere. We also boast a 14 seat bar which will emphasize rum and its local history, an approachable wine list, hand crafted cocktails and a wide selection of micro brews. Come see what has made us BONS reader's choice "Best New Restaurant" 2013. One Market Street, Ipswich, 978-356-0002, saltkitchenandrumbar.com B O N S B E S T 2013 n o r t h s h o r e of Cala's Restaurant 'ala´s exudes local flavor with an ambiance that is ±'heers² casual. The cuisine boasts classic 2ew )ngland flavors with lobsters caught right off of the shore by one of the restaurant's favorite regulars, and nightly specials that always keep the menu fresh. Regulars and newcomers are treated like family and families feel right at home. At Cala's, the beers are always cold, the wine pour is never skimpy and the pint-size drinks are worth the wait for a much-coveted seat at the bar. If the bartender doesn't know your name when you walk in, he'll likely know it by the time you leave. 7 Beach Street, Manchester, 978-525-3304, calasrestaurant.com Latitude 43 Latitude 43 is bursting with creative architecture and jaw- dropping ar twork. It's coastal cuisine highlights fresh, local seafood with a creative flair and contemporary sushi that has earned the title of "Best Sushi" from Nor th Shore Magazine three years in a row. Latitude 43 features an oversized deck, where guests can dine amidst a working harbor. Plus, it's a destination for an entire evening under one roof as guests can enjoy live music down the hall at Minglewood Tavern. 25 Rogers Street, 978-281-0223, latfortythree.com CapeAnn_July_14.indd 138 5/12/14 2:50 PM

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