Rockport Music single tickets go on sale April 5

Rockport Music announces that single tickets for performances of the Rockport Chamber Music Festival (June 10 – July 18) and Rockport Music Presents (July 24 – August 8) go on sale Monday, April 5 at 10:00 a.m. This will be the organization’s inaugural season in the Shalin Liu Performance Center, which opens on June 10. Subscriptions, series tickets that include four or more concerts, went on sale March 15. Thus far, Rockport Music has experienced an unprecedented demand for tickets, far out-pacing all previous seasons.  Out of a total of 24 concerts, a few are almost sold out, including pianist Garrick Ohlsson (June 10), violinist Midori (July 18), and Rockport native Paul Cole (August 7).  Good seats are still available for many concerts, but it’s recommended that patrons reserve their ticket soon.

 The 2010 Rockport Chamber Music Festival will feature many of today’s foremost soloists and ensembles. Programs includes pianists Giles Vonsattel, Marc-André Hamelin, and Rockport Music’s Artistic Director David Deveau; the Borromeo, Jupiter, Biava and Brentano String Quartets; the Boston Trio; Boston Brass; the early music ensemble Parthenia (consort of viols); and the all-male vocal ensemble Cantus. A new series, Rockport Music Presents, offers leading jazz, world music, and pop artists, including Paul Cole, clarinetist Paquito D’Rivera, jazz pianist Bill Charlap, and violinist Regina Carter.

 Starting April 5, single tickets may be purchased by visiting www.rockportmusic.org, calling 978-546-7391 (M-F, 10-4), or dropping by the Rockport Music Box Office at 21 Broadway in Rockport, Massachusetts (M-F, 10-4). Senior discounts are available. To make Rockport Music’s concerts more accessible to young people, $12 tickets will be available for students age 19-25 and free-of-charge for youth age 18 and younger (limited capacity).

 

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Working with Joey I think I really need this!

It Sounds Great!

The Easy Art of Meditation for Relaxation and Eliminating Stress: April 3, 2010

With Annette Dion, Spiritual Counselor.  Saturday, April 3rd  4-5 PM 

Taking time to relax and reduce stress is essential to our physical and emotional well being, yet many find it difficult to do this. 

This FREE* workshop will teach you easy techniques, as simple as breathing, that you can immediately  put into effect in daily living.  No drastic measures needed!  

Don’t miss this free opportunity to change your life for the better!  Donations appreciated.

For more information, please call  978-239-3586, or email Annette at adion82@yahoo.com.  You owe it to yourself to stop racing and start living. 

*FREE workshops are open to the community.  Pre-registration is required as space is limited. Donations are accepted towards the development of future free community programming and though accepted in any denomination, we recommend donations to the best of your ability reflecting the sacred numbers of $7, $11, or $22 to bring your prosperity back to you.

THE CAPE ANN HEALING CENTER
your destination for integrative healing and sustainable community

The new Cape Ann Healing Center is your destination for integrative healing and sustainable community. We are conveniently located at the Para Research Building, 85 Eastern Avenue in beautiful Gloucester, MA near the intersection of Routes 128 and 127.

Check out their Website for more Workshops and Classes

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Signs of Spring Part II

Wearing shorts and sandals at work and keeping an eye out for the Safety Officer. (Open toed is a no no.) On the drive in went down Yawkey Way and snapped a pic:

Fun Fact: Yawkey Way was Jersey Street back when Tiant and Bill Lee were pitching for the Sox.

On Easter Sunday night there will be baseball played in Fenway Park. The Yankees have reloaded after dumping Matsui and Damon in the trash.

I accidentally got an awesome seat in 2004. Doesn’t this get you all tingly?

Another sign of summer to come, The Rudder opens on Thursday April 15. Are you going to shoe horn yourself in there on the 15th? Because of flooding Tax Day for us has moved to May 11. Is that true? I’ll take it.

Ten Pound Studio From Kate Seidman

Kate Seidman and The Art Room Boutique are happy to announce a new venture:
Ten Pound Studio – a fabric arts working & teaching studio.Housed on the 3rd floor of One Center Street in downtown Gloucester (entrance to the right of The Art Room Boutique).
Staffed by creative, professional artists who wish to continue Gloucesters tradition of encouraging and developing textile arts.
We are offering classes to adults at all skill levels, from beginner to advanced.
April Schedule:
1. Silk Painting: Tuesday mornings 10-12:30 $100/ 4 weeks
Introduction to the art of silk painting.
Teacher – Kate Seidman
2. Sewing: Thursday evenings 6-9 PM $100/ 4 weeks
Bring a project, bring your own machine, and learn.
Teacher – Helen Begley
May Schedule: the center will continue intro to silk painting, sewing, and add two more classes: Color Theory and Advanced Surface Design
(days and times to be announced).

We also have a $50 membership which gives you independent studio time, a discount on classes, and when we find them – locker space.

If you are interested:
Please call the Art Room Boutique- 978-283-0606
leave your name and # and we’ll get back to you.
Or email Kate
kateseid

I look forward to hearing from you.
Kate

Eye-Fi

We poked through the Apple store last night and I saw this new Eye-Fi SD card.  I thought all you GMG readers/photographers would love it!

It’s an SD card that wirelessly uploads all your photos to your computer and photo sharing sites like Flickr or Facebook and can even tag each image with a geo-location! They sell them at Apple for $49.99, but I have seen them online for a few bucks cheaper. I told Mike this is on my “list”.

GHS Chess Champ

I have to Brag a little. It’s my Blog time slot so I can do what I want.

My number 4 Son Chris is number 1 in the East Division of the North Shore Interscholastic Chess League, Board #2.

The GHS Chess Team had a great Year, had a lot of Fun and met some great Friends From other High Schools across the State.

Congrats Chris.

The Champs Plaque!

 

Thinking hard
Making his opponent sweat

 

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