Watch The Boys Lay A Beatin’ On ‘Em
Video from incredible photographer/fisherman Brianmoc
My View of Life on the Dock
Watch The Boys Lay A Beatin’ On ‘Em
Video from incredible photographer/fisherman Brianmoc
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Here is our First Place float from last year and this year she wants to go bigger and better!
We had a 4 inch pipe shooting seagull poop out of homie’s butt!
This year’s Greasy Pole Shrine at Felicia Oil down in the Fort is going to be better than ever (and it was already pretty huge to begin with). Eric Spear asked for us to put a call out for help finding old photos to add to the Greasy Pole Shrine and connecting the dots is generally something we can do pretty good around here at GMG.
I put him in touch with Fred Buck at The Cape Ann Museum and they have been collaborating to bring a whole slew of new photos that haven’t been seen in a great number of years to the Shrine. there is also another huge addition which I’ll announce once I get clearance.
Also this just in from Frankie Interrante-
Not sure if it newsworthy to your readers bout Bobby Scola and I will be walking the pole for the first time in over 20 years. Neither one of us has ever won but got a bunch of Saturday walks under our belts. I am walking Sunday in honor of my cousin Benny Interrante who took the flag in 1976, a few years before he went down to sea on the Captain Cosmo. Bobby I think is walking for Sammo.
Be nice if you let the readers know about our traditions regarding this tradition.
Thanks Frankie Interrante.
Here are some photos from the past-
Joe Agrusso- Greasy Pole Champ
Greasy Pole Champs, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Joey Palmisano- Greasy Pole Champ

Russell Heinze- Greasy Pole Champ

I wonder what’s going through his mind

The Infamous Fred Buck Submits Part II Of Saint Peter On The Move For Our Fiesta Countdown- Photos John C. Adams as part of the Cape Ann Museum collection.
Love The Fiesta Whites!
joey – from the museum archives, for the people of gloucester. viva!
infamous f.b.
At the Khan Studio/GMG Gallery guest artist Pete Chamberlain hung this, one of his paintings which is eerily similar to a photo I took shown below September 30, 2010
Interesting how Pete interpreted the scene without ever having seen my photo.

Check out Pete’s work at The Khan Studio/GMG Gallery now through June 23 at 77 Rocky neck Ave G3 on Madfish Wharf
Woot!

MasterChef’ judges from left, Gordon Ramsey, Joe Bastianich and Graham Elliot.
He is featured in the promo here (stay at home dad)-
We have pictures and video from his Seafood Throwdown at The Cape Ann Farmer’s Market Facing off vs Passports

Two-year veteran GMG FOB from Worcester, Rich Laprade, represents at Mug Up on Sunday at Khan Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery on Rocky Neck. Director for this shoot was Rich’s wife, Hollis.
E.J. Lefavour
That the new shipment of Good Morning Gloucester T-shirts are in?! A bunch of FOB’s came in looking for XL blue and Small Pink T’s and we were out; but there is a good supply of them in now at Khan Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery, 77 Rocky Neck. They go fast, so stop by soon to get your’s.
E.J. Lefavour
That the Gloucester Education Foundation’s Nancy Hochberg Higgins Arts Fund sponsors the district-wide Arts Festival held in May throughout downtown Gloucester, as well as after-school music and theatre, art supplies, development of GHS curriculum Art History of Cape Ann and more? Arts programming enriches the education of Gloucester Public School District students and fosters inspiration and creativity that are critical to the future of the community and our society. As an artist and creative person, I strongly believe in the need to provide arts related education for our youth, so am donating 20% of sales this season of my cards, 8×10 matted prints, Did You Know? Books and Cape Ann Treasure Boxes sold at Khan Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery to the Gloucester Education Foundation. Since opening on May 15, there is already $130 earmarked for GEF. I’d love to be able to send them $1,000 by the start of the school year, so come on by Khan Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery at 77 Rocky Neck and check out the lovely, cool and creative offerings (prices from $5 – $20), and help out GEF and the future of the arts in Gloucester.
E.J. Lefavour
The epic adventure continues, Will Rich (grew up in Bayview) and Mike Simpson are now paddleboarding from Key West, Florida, to Portland, Maine to raise money for the Wounded Warriors Project and SUP Cleanup.
As I write this they are closing in on the border to Massachusetts and Horseneck Beach. On their blog they note that on reaching New York City they had travelled 1,359 nautical miles in 72 days of paddling. My handy calculator converts that to 1,564 miles or 22 miles per day. Standing up. On a board. In the water. Inconceivable. Which I stole from the Princess Bride: “”Inconceivable.” You keep saying that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.” Something out of the ordinary.
In the next day or so it looks like up Buzzards Bay, through the Cape Cod Canal (or do they take the long way around?) and into home waters with Cape Ann just a few downhill day paddles away. Except it really isn’t downhill because currently it’s blowing 20 knots in their face. I bet they make it for Saint Peter’s Fiesta. A rough click through on Google Earth shows 120 miles to Gloucester Harbor if they come up through the Cape Cod Canal.
Judith writes-
Three sample pictures taken in the Rain during today’s Creative Photography workshop to illustrate slow motion of the waves and landscape photography principles. Still room to sign up for the next two workshops in July and August. Details on the Arts Map links below
Check Out Judith’s ALL OVER THE WEB-
Art website: http://www.judithmphotography.com
Portrait website: www.swansongart.com
Twitter: @drjmonte
Facebook: facebook.com/JudithMPhotography
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http://www.ourstage.com/profile/eddaley/songs
Meanwhile, we’ve gone and lined up two of Cape Ann’s top
performers in honor of this long-awaited, very special evening…
Wednesday, June 15th:
DAVID BROWN & J.B. AMERO!!
Dinner with Fly Amero: 8 – 11pm
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
Dave Trooper’s Kitchen:
On Wednesdays only…
Prime Rib Dinner – $9.95 (while they last)
Prepared fresh weekly by “Troop”… always good!
Next Week:
John Rockwell
Sincerely…
I hope to see you there! 🙂 ~ Fly