Come Join The Fun And Regale Us With Your Favorite GMG Stories While Drinking Greg Souza’s World Famous Bloody Marys.
We will be taping the 300th GloucesterCast Podcast
Everyone is invited, especially FOB’s (friends of the blog) you know who you are!

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Salon 2018| The Transformative Power of Wearable Art

An evening presented by seARTS Wearable Art Group at the Cape Ann Museum

seARTS and the Cape Ann Museum are pleased to present the 2018 Wearable Art Salon on Thursday, October 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the Cape Ann Museum. Guests will enjoy a panel discussion, book signing and a selection of 2017 CWA runway looks. Panelists include former professor of fashion and design Barbara Broudo, editor and curator Suzanne Ramljak, author Anne Lee and artist Christine Gauthier-Kelley. The panel will be moderated by Petra Slinkard, The Nancy B. Putnam Curator of Fashion and Textiles at the Peabody Essex Museum.  This program is $12 for seARTS and CAM members, or $15 nonmembers. Space is limited, reservations are required. Tickets available online at Eventbrite or call (978)283-0455 x10. Please email info@capeannmuseum.org for more information.

Time: 6:30 PM Doors Open, Wearable Art books for sale, & looks on display, program follows at 7:15PM

Place: Cape Ann Museum 27 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA

Tickets: $12 Museum and seARTS Member; $15 Guests via Eventbrite

Email: info@capeannmuseum.org info@searts.org Tel:  978-283-0455

Additional Information: www.wearableart.org  or www.capeannmuseum.org

“When you go into the Woods”

An Art Exhibition by Vanessa Michalak

Opens Oct. 2nd at Jane Deering Gallery
Opening Reception: Saturday, Oct. 6th from 6pm-8pm.

“When You go into the Woods,” features oil paintings by Vanessa Michalak highlighting some of Cape Ann’s well known gems. Works depict imagery of a variety of places including Annisquam Village, Lanesville’s Vernon Quarries and Babson’s Dogtown boulders. The exhibition will be on display throughout October at Jane Deering Gallery, Gloucester, MA with and opening reception scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 6th from 6pm-8pm.

The Exhibition, “When You Go Into The Woods” is a reflection of Michalak’s exploration of Cape Ann and her ongoing investigation of the painting process. The works reflect a fascination with a specific place and its hidden treasures. Many of the works are plein air paintings that brought her to the edges of quarries and sent her trekking through Dogtown’s rocky paths. As much as these works pay tribute to a specific place, they also reflect Michalak’s gestural painting style that at times borders on abstraction. Much like her wanderings in the woods, there is a sense that she doesn’t mind getting a little lost in brushwork, layering and mark before finding her destination.

Michalak grew up in Maine before moving to Boston where she lived and worked for over a decade. While living in Boston she visited Cape Ann often and eventually moved to Gloucester last year. She earned her MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in 2013 and has attended many notably residencies including Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Snowmass Village, CO and Playa, Summer Lake, OR. Her work was featured in New American Paintings#110 and she was selected as a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellow in Painting in 2014.

Vanessa Michalak

Studio Address: Charles Fine Arts, 196 Main Street Gloucester, MA

Website: vanessamichalak.com

Phone: 207-233-0467

Email: vanessa_michalak@yahoo.com

Season’s End Party at
Gallery 53 on Rocky Neck

The Rocky Neck Art Colony invites Cape Ann residents and visitors to attend Gallery 53’s Season’s End Party on Saturday, October 6 from 6 to 8pm at 53 Rocky Neck Ave (between the Studio and the Rudder restaurants). The festive party features delectable appetizers, seasonal libations and an array of creative artist-made door prizes all offered at no charge to the public. This yearly event is in celebration of a successful season for Gallery 53, which closes for the year on Sunday, October 14. Parking is available in the Rocky Neck parking lot at the beginning of Rocky Neck Ave and the Marine Railways at the end of Rocky Neck. Street parking is also available on Rocky Neck Ave., Clarendon and Wonson Streets.

LOCAL COLORS ARTIST’S COOPERATIVE,
121 Main St., Gloucester, MA

 

 

Pick #1:  Mattos Field Private Joseph S. Mattos Jr. Flag Dedication Ceremony

Please consider joining the Cape Ann Office of Veterans Services, the City of Gloucester, and the Light Up Mattos Field Committee for this special ceremony.

4:00 on Friday, October 5th.

27 Webster Street, Gloucester

Pick #2:  Annual Plum Island “Jetober” Fest

October 4th – October 7th, 9:00 – 4:00

Plum Island Airport, 24 Plum Island Turnpike

See the event’s Facebook Page HERE

JetOberfest is almost here.
Come on out and join us once again at the Plum Island Airport for 4 days of Nonstop RC Jet action (Turbine and Ducted Fan Jets, no props or rotors for this event please). Pilots from all over the Northeast and Canada will make their way to our little slice of heaven to WOW the crowds with some amazing machines.
Dates: October 4th – 7th
Times: 9-4 Thur-Sat, Sun 9-2 (pilots will be packing up for travel after noon as flying tapers off).
Location: 24 Plum Island Turnpike, Newbury, MA
Plum Island Airport

PILOT INFORMATION:
Pilot fee $ 50

Pick #3:  Fall Concert Series at Appleton Farms

Date & Time
Sunday, October 7
4-7PM

Cost
Member Carload: $20;
Nonmember Carload: $25;

Join us for fall concerts in the Stone Paddock! These family-friendly concerts will feature live music, food trucks, lawn games, and an opportunity to meet our dairy cows and farm animals!

Bring a picnic from home or food will be available for purchase from local food trucks. Beer and wine will be available for purchase from Ipswich Ale and Old Planters Brewing. Enjoy our lawn games, meet our animals, and enjoy a gorgeous fall evening on the farm. Gate opens at 4pm and concert starts at 5pm.  Sorry no dogs or byob.

 

This Sunday’s band is The Katrina Marie Band

As always, for a comprehensive list of family activities, please visit our friends at North Shore Kid.

It was the last Saturday in September at Niles Beach for the Gig Rowers Race.  The racers weren’t the only thing worth watching.

I think she was checking to see if her shadow was following her.

When you have a twirly skirt, you gotta twirl.