POP Gallery At The Block Party
Mamie’s Kitchen
Hey Joey,
Here’s whats going on this weekend at Mamie’s Kitchen!
Come and Join us Saturday and Sunday as we celebrate our
ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
FREE MINI COFFEE ROLL when you dine in with us!
Everyone get a chance to win a gift cerfifcate!
Lots of specials and order Cape Ann’s first Bacon Cup!
Alicia
SAT, July 21, 7 – 9 pm : Reception for Deb Schradiek at Khan Studio
New Rocky Neck Art Colony member, Deb Schradiek, will exhibit of her exquisite watercolor paintings at Khan Studio & the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery, 77 Rocky Neck Ave. from July 20-August 16 with an Opening Reception on Saturday, July 21 from 7:00-9:00 pm. Please come by to meet Deb and see her beautiful work.
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Group Shows at the Cultural Center: JULY 18-AUGUST 6 and AUGUST 9-27
Reception: Sunday, July 22 : 4-5pm
A small group of artists are featured with multiple works at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck, 6 Wonson Street, from July 18 through August 6. Paintings, photographs, and assemblages are included in works by Frank Karl, Skip Montello, Christy Park, Lully Schwartz, Theresa Testaverde, and Rokhaya Waring among others.
True Reflection by Skip Montello
Currently open: Saturday and Sunday,12 noon to 4 PM. A giant "OPEN" flag will signal that the Center is open at other times with information available on the Rocky Neck Cultural District, featured artists, and Art Colony members.
MON, July 23, 7pm : A Free Public Talk with Lindsay Crouse and Rick Blue
at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck
Get Off Your Own Back!
Why You Must be Kind to Yourself.
Why do you put yourself last? Take a moment to meet the person you never invite to the party. Cutting yourself some slack is the opposite of being selfish. It’s the best gift to give. Learn the ideas behind enlightened self-interest.
Join Lindsay Crouse and Rick Blue for a life-changing evening talk and conversation on July 23rd, 7pm, at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck, 6 Wonson St., Gloucester. Bring yourself and your questions. The event is free and everyone is welcome. Call Lori MacDonald 310-745-0700 for more information.
WED, July 25, 7pm : Just One Word, by Karen Ristuben at the Cultural Center
Karen Ristuben is presenting "Just, one word…" on Wednesday, July 25, 7pm at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck, 6 Wonson Street. Please come, and spread the word about this event: a multimedia performance/lecture on the issue of marine plastic pollution, plastics toxicity and public health viewed through the lenses of marine science, economics, politics, and public policy. Hope to see you there!!
Future performances are scheduled for the Boston Harbor Islands (Aug), Maine Maritime Academy (Oct), and American Cetacean Society’s Annual Meeting in San Diego (Nov).
WED, August 1: Lisa K. Rosenstein, Studio Talk at Residency Studio, 7pm
Artist statement:
Life is chaotic, complex, noisy,
and at times painfully full.
These paintings are a reflection of my need for peace and quiet.
Using nothing but white paint and found objects
I hope to created a space of
contemplation, solitude,
and a visual opportunity for slowing down.
Hi Joey,
I hope you weathered that crazy storm that just blew through Gloucester! It was wild.
Afternoon Tea
Beauport, Sleeper-McCann House
Thursday, July 26, Seatings at 12 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Bring friends and family to an elegant tea on the terrace overlooking Gloucester Harbor. The tea includes scones, finger sandwiches, and sweets, and is accompanied by a classical guitarist playing in the background. A tour of the house is offered after each seating. Rain or shine.
Sun hats recommended. $35, $25 Historic New England membes. Registration required. http://shop.historicnewengland.org/p-7055-afternoon-tea-july-26.aspx or call (978) 283 – 0800.
Many thanks, Joey!
Best, Pilar
Seacoast Seven Road Race
Hey Joey,
Hope that you can pass this info along!
Once again this Saturday (July 21) Stage Fort Park will be the center of activity as runners, walkers, and caregivers join together to raise funds for the Seacoast Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
What a wonderful way to start a glorious summer morning and for such a great cause.
Even if you can’t find time to participate on Saturday, please check out www.seacoastseven.com and possibly make a donation. Sorry to get all Pollyanna-ish on you, but why not think of visiting and getting to know one of the wonderful residents or rehab patients at Seacoast. As Huey Lewis (I could so see him playing at Seacoast) so aptly put it, “Don’t need money, don’t need fame, don’t need no credit card to play this game”. Time is still on our side and I can’t think of any better way to be “a good kid” than caring for another human being. You can make a difference – Please do!
Thanks, Joey, I know this is a Special place for you as well. Here’s a photo of my 87 year old Dad (broken hip – finally coming coming home after 3 months in Rehab at Seacoast.) Pictured are the two physical therapists that he yucked it up with everyday. They have been such a great help – both in keeping him happy and making him better.
You’re the Best – Not like all the Rest!
Cindy Hendrickson
Good Morning Gloucester 
What a nice post, Cindy. Helping others is a proven, guaranteed way to personal happiness. What?!? Doing for others will make ME happy?!? Yup. Try it. You’ll be amazed at the results. I’m glad your Dad’s home and on the mend.
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Cindy, glad your dad is home. He’s lucky to have you, and vice versa! 🙂
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