Beauty abounds even on the foggiest of mornings
Baby Pinecones
Hoary branches of the Raymond’s Beach old cherry tree
Marsh turkeys on the run
Foggy morning marsh cattails
EPHEMERAL FOGGY GLOUCESTER MORNING
Day: February 25, 2017
The Shining
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Spring day in February
As we were walking Shore Road on Thursday, noticed the fog around Kettle Island with the waves crashing against the island. The ocean was making music on Thursday as well. Lucky to live here.
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February 24th or May 24th
Oh what a beautiful day on Friday. Good Harbor was crowded with people enjoying the weather.
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Gloucester Smiles-521
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Little River Fog
Early mild morning on Little River. Loving this kind of February!
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Backyard Growers Seed Starting Workshop: Part 1
FRESH presents an evening of seed starting! At 7pm on March 2, local gardening expert Suzanne Gosselin will teach the ins and outs of starting seeds indoors. You’ll leave this workshop with new inspiration and knowledge for gardening and designing into the spring and summer! Sign up here!
Thu, March 2, 2017
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM EST
6 Wonson Street, Gloucester, MA
This workshop is part of FRESH, a six-week exhibition with accompanying workshops and presentations hosted by the Rocky Neck Art Colony (RNAC) and Backyard Growers.
In this exhibition, artists from all over New England will present works that reflect on the theme FRESH, exploring the ways in which food connects us to the earth, nourishes us, and ties us to warmth, family, friends, and memories. Join us in celebrating the new life that emerges as we leave the dark of winter for the optimism of spring! Contemporary, experimental…
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AZ One Gospel Duo Returns to Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church
On Sunday, February 26 at 10:00 AM, all are invited to a special music service featuring the singing of Gordon Michaels and Darlene Wynn, accompanied by pianist Mark Rasmussen.
The Az One Duo will stir your soul and rock your boat with their contemporary Gospel style that is full of tenderness, vocal prowess and humor.
The Reverend Janet Parsons will address the challenges we face to become an authentic anti-racist voice in her homily: Confronting Our Whole History: Trying, Failing and Trying Again.
Child care is available during the service. All are invited to the community hall immediately following the service for refreshments and socializing.
Good Morning Gloucester 