You never know what kind of “horrible” you may encounter at the Horribles Parade!
Year: 2012
Boston Latin Reggae comes to Gloucester tonight
Gloucester’s newest music venue Mile Marker One features one of Boston’s best Latin/Reggae bands Los Sugar Kings tonight at 7pm. With just a little thinking ahead, you can schedule a perfect musical night starting at 5pm with Michael O’Leary and Friends aboard the Schooner Lannon, then on to Mile Marker One, then over to the Dog Bar at 9 to catch the Bandit Kings with Joe Wilkins.
If none of those artists tickles your fancy there are half a dozen others to choose from. See the complete live music lineup here.
Full Moon in July
Full Moon in July
I’m running out of titles! 🙂
McDonald’s on Maplewood Avenue is almost done…
Special Thanks To Candy Passer Outer Laine Noble For Her Stupendous Job on The Horribles Float
She somehow got left out of the list of acknowledgments so here you go Laine- your very own special recognition!
Thank you and thank you to everyone else mentioned here
Community Photos 7/7/12
Karen Pischke Submits-
2012 Fiesta proceeded with storm clouds in the background. As an
enthusiastic crowd cheered on the Nina, Pinta, and the Santa Maria at
Sunday’s Seine Boat Race I was reminded of a quote by Jesse Owens- "We all
have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an
awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort." Well
done rowers! Dream On!
Meg Lee submits-
Hi Joey,
A few pics from "the other waterfront".
The first 2 photos are of some tall navy ships docked @ the State Fish Pier on Seaport Blvd. These were taken Tuesday morning at dawn.
Photos 3-8 were taken from the roof of 25 Drydock Ave, where I work. There are 5 navy vessels docked @ Black Falcon Terminal next to my building. I apologize for the obstruction of the Terminal but you get the idea. The sunrise photo is of Logan Airport. Photos 9-11 are from Fan Pier, taken on my lunch break, where there was a fire boat cruising around, and the Roseway was docked next to the Moakley Court House.
Best, Meg Lee
Took the water taxi from Long Wharf to Charlestown and ended up stopped in the middle of everything. A great day.
-Len Burgess
Boy Meets Seal From Bill O’Connor
Hi Joey,
I was fortunate enough to witness this encounter that a boy had with a baby seal in Wonson Cove today. I’m not sure who had the bigger smile when it was over, but they were both very happy! The kayaking he is using is a fantastic boat for small kids and a great value! Check out our write up about them here: http://northshorekid.com/story/lifetime-wave-kayaks-are-great-starters
Enjoy!
~Bill O’Connor
North Shore Kid
Community Stuff July 7th, 2012
Terry Milton forwards-
The annual Hammond Castle Psychic Faire will take place on Saturday, August 25th and Sunday, August 26th from 11:00 – 4:00. The admittance fee, $10 adults, $8 Seniors, and $6 children, includes entrance to Hammond Castle and to the Psychic Faire, as well as free admission to all psychic and metaphysical workshops, and a rare tour of the castle, led by Curator John Pettibone, which will emphasize the psychic bond shared by John Hammond and his wife.
Readings will be offered separately and priced at $25 per 15 minutes. They will include a variety of readers who offer a potpourri of psychic “tools of the trade” including Astrology, Palmistry,.Stones, Mediumship, etc.
Further information will be posted on HammondCastle.org.
I can be reached by telephone for further information at 978-283-7532.
I am also sending as an attachment a poster concerning the Hammond Castle Psychic Fair.
Thank you Terry Milton
Hammond Castle will be the home of a Renaissance Faire on July 21st and 22nd. More information on Abbadia Mare or Abbey by the Sea Renaissance Festival can be found at www.abbadiamarefestival.com and at www.HammondCastle.org.
After The Trophies Are Handed Out and The Glory Fades There’s Still Work To Do
Those that know me know that power tools and me are generally not the best of friends. I am not ashamed to say that Sista Felicia is probably 20 times more skilled with powertools as I am. That’s a combination of how great she is with them and how god awful I am.
But after the fun and glory of the Horribles Parade award ceremony the part that no one looks forward to is the dismantling of the float.
Finished and Trailer returned at 9:30PM!
Sweat equity baby!
Thanks Ed, Ron, Felicia, BJ, Barry and Amanda
Please patronize these GMG Approved Community Minded Businesses
gimmesound.com — local live music listings. Find every live music show in Gloucester and Cape Ann — listen to music on-line & download — all for free.
The Lone Gull is a family owned coffeehouse located on Main Street in historic downtown Gloucester, Massachusetts. Our ideal location makes us a great place to stop for a drink or a bite to eat, to chat with friends, or to have a business meeting. We offer free wi-fi to our customers, extremely comfortable couches and chairs, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Stones Pub
Stones is a small comfortable neighborhood pub in Gloucester, MA, America’s oldest seaport! We offer homemade soups, sandwiches and desserts all made on premises before your eyes in the open kitchen. The delicious smells welcome when you come in the door to a warm greeting.
Ed Collard House Doctors Handyman Services
Passports Restaurant
Noble Electricians
978-283-0750
Steve Noble who does so much community work donating his time toward many great causes.
Robert Heidt
The new executive director of the Chamber of Commerce says that Good Morning Gloucester does so much for the community that he wanted to personally be a sponsor of the 2012 GMG horribles parade float
Circle Consulting
Donna Ardizzoni and Rick Moore
With Circle Consulting, small and mid-size companies can cost-effectively leverage world-class technology experience. We keep up with the latest developments in the rapidly changing technology sector, so you can focus on your core business. Let us do what we do best so that you can do what you do best.
Gloucester Bytes
Tim Blakeley From Gloucester Bytes the man who made the Gloucester Webcam project possible!
Greg Harris Brierwood Landscaping (978) 281-7564
for letting us use his trailer
Who Knows What Kind of Fish These Bones Belong To?
Full Moon 7/3/12 From Len Burgess
Watering the Flowers
Every Thursday
July Night on the Neck – Madfish Wharf View
Cape Ann Painters and Photographers Group
This is a reminder that the Cape Ann Painters and Photographers Group will meet at “The Annie” on Monday, July 9, at 9AM. Bring your coffee for the coffee 1/2 hour from 9-9:30. The meeting is from 9:30 – 11 with everyone having a chance to “check in” and share what they are doing.
Hope to see you there. Happy Summer!
Alice Gardner
Cripple Cove
Does anyone have video of The Runaround on July 3?

Well, I guess that’s what happens when a couple thousand people are transfixed by one of Gloucester’s best bands — NOBODY FILMS! If you were on the Boulevard on July 3, and you shot some video, please leave a comment. Better yet, make a YouTube account and upload the video and then put the YouTube link in your comment.
And in case you missed The Runaround at the Boulevard on July 3, you can catch them tonight at the Dog Bar. Honestly, they are NOT TO BE MISSED!
But if you can’t get into the Dog Bar because it’s packed, check out over a dozen other excellent live music choices here.
The Bandit Kings RAWK The Dog Bar in Gloucester Saturday AND then off to Amesbury Sunday.
This Saturday night, July 7 the Bandits are @Dogbar with special guest Mr. Joe Wilkins and three full sets of rawk AND roll. This show is 21+ in a bar at 65 Main St in Gloucester and it’s free.
Then, on Sunday, July 8 the Bandits will trek ALL the way to the mystical, magical land of Amesbury, MA—for to play the Evolvement Radio’s Rally on the Sun All Ages Summer Music Series with English Tom in the Bookstore!
The Amesbury Park show is ALL AGES, under the sun, in the park, with SUMMER TOOOBING and it’s 5 bucks.
What’s Live at Mile Marker One, Reggae Friday!
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ANTONIO GENTILE BANDSTAND CONCERTS BEGIN ON JULY 8
NORTH SHORE ACAPPELLA TO OPEN SEASON
North Shore Acappella performs Sunday, July 8, 2012, at 7pm, in the opening concert of the 2012 Antonio Gentile Bandstand Summer Concert Series at Stage Fort Park. The rain date for the concert is Wednesday, July 11. The concerts will be held for eight weeks, ending with the Cape Ann Big Band on August 26. To access the season schedule, visit www.davidlbenjamin.com
Concert Series Director David Benjamin promises an exciting season with three new groups joining in on the bandstand stage. “We’re mixing it up a little to add some new sounds to our summer nights” says Benjamin. “This year we introduce the Good Old Salty Jazz Band in a tandem concert with Honky Tonk Women. We have also added Allen Estes with Old Cold Tater and we are bringing the exciting Cape Ann Big Band in for our final concert. This should be a lot of fun”.
The opening concert features North Shore Acappella who became a national sensation competing in last summer’s ‘The Sing-Off, on the NBC. We welcome them and their followers back to Stage Fort Park. The concert series is funded by Corporate and Individual donations. “We had a tough goal for fundraising but our loyal audience and friends in the business community came through with most of what we needed this year. We can still use help” says Benjamin. Donations can be mailed to Cape Ann Community Band, C/o David Benjamin, 32 Revere Street, Gloucester, MA 01930. For additional information please call Benjamin at 978-281-0543
COMMUNITY BAND PLAYERS START REHEARSALS
The Cape Ann Community Band Presents “Features & Soloists”
Sunday, August 19, 2012, at the Antonio Gentile Bandstand
Stage Fort Park, Gloucester, 7pm, (Rain date Wednesday, August 22, 7pm)
David Benjamin, Director of the Cape Ann Community Band invites you to participate in an exciting program for concert band. The band will rehearse for six weeks beginning on Monday, July 9, at 7pm at the Gloucester American Legion Hall, 2 Washington St., Gloucester.
We will prepare a concert of Solos and Section Features with popular music in many styles. We ask that players commit to at least four of our six rehearsals, including the final two rehearsals on August 6 and 13. Our program is geared toward young and more experienced players. Families are encouraged to participate as well as former school band classmates. The music represents varying levels of ability; there’s something for everyone. Players will need their own instruments. Percussion equipment and stands are provided.
Once again the band is proudly sponsored by Bank Gloucester. Patrick Thorpe, bank president, says “We love this group. They represent the whole of our Cape Ann Community and they always play a terrific program. We’re glad to help.”
Director Benjamin echoes Thorpe’s excitement. “We’ve always had a lot of fun preparing our concerts. It’s a supportive mood at our rehearsals. Everyone is learning and enjoying the company of fellow musicians.”
For information please contact David Benjamin at 978-281-0543 or by email at david@davidlbenjamin.com
P.O. Box 5185 | Beverly , MA 01915
978.944.3994 | 978.712.8932
ANTONIO GENTILE BANDSTAND CONCERTS BEGIN ON JULY 8
NORTH SHORE ACAPPELLA TO OPEN SEASON
North Shore Acappella performs Sunday, July 8, 2012, at 7pm, in the opening concert of the 2012 Antonio Gentile Bandstand Summer Concert Series at Stage Fort Park. The rain date for the concert is Wednesday, July 11. The concerts will be held for eight weeks, ending with the Cape Ann Big Band on August 26. To access the season schedule, visit www.davidlbenjamin.com
Concert Series Director David Benjamin promises an exciting season with three new groups joining in on the bandstand stage. “We’re mixing it up a little to add some new sounds to our summer nights” says Benjamin. “This year we introduce the Good Old Salty Jazz Band in a tandem concert with Honky Tonk Women. We have also added Allen Estes with Old Cold Tater and we are bringing the exciting Cape Ann Big Band in for our final concert. This should be a lot of fun”.
The opening concert features North Shore Acappella who became a national sensation competing in last summer’s ‘The Sing-Off, on the NBC. We welcome them and their followers back to Stage Fort Park. The concert series is funded by Corporate and Individual donations. “We had a tough goal for fundraising but our loyal audience and friends in the business community came through with most of what we needed this year. We can still use help” says Benjamin. Donations can be mailed to Cape Ann Community Band, C/o David Benjamin, 32 Revere Street, Gloucester, MA 01930. For additional information please call Benjamin at 978-281-0543

































