Day: November 7, 2020

Join Us For The Live Taping Of GloucesterCast 447 At 9AM Sunday November 8, www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Join Us For The Live Taping Of GloucesterCast 446 Sunday At 9AM. You can view it and participate in the live chat here: www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

We will be doing a live drawing for three prizes during the podcast so tune in to win!!!!

Three prizes today! Dip Shit!, from Pauline’s Gifts, $10 Dunks Card From Sefatia, Man at The Wheel Beach Towel From Donna Ardizzoni!

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If you subscribe to the GloucesterCast Podcast it will be emailed to you so if you miss it you can still access it through the free email! Link to subscribe here

My Favorite Grill To Cook Burgers On Is The @WeberGrills Q And I Don’t Care If My Kettles Are Jealous

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Northeast BBQ

The maillard reaction those beautiful grates put on the meat is just burger perfection.

When I’m down the dock during our busy season there’s nothing like knowing exactly how long I have to bang out some perfectly cooked burgers.

Minute and a half and 90 degree turn, another minute and a half and then the flip and slap a piece of cheese on.

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Re-Discover Magnolia with Special Fall Discounts

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Cape Ann Community

In collaboration with the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, the businesses on Lexington Ave in Magnolia have come together to provide visitors and residents with special Fall savings. Magnolia offers wonderful places to eat, shop, in addition to health and wellness services. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience Fall in Magnolia, it is a must see destination!

#shoplocal #capeann #meetmeinmagnolia

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Walking tours offer socially-distanced experience to understand ties to artists like Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, and Fitz Henry Lane

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Cape Ann Community

(left) The Fitz Henry Lane Gallery at the Cape Ann Museum, Gloucester, MA, 2020; (right) The Lane House as it looked in the mid-1960s after Urban Renewal cleared surrounding buildings. Cape Ann Museum Library & Archives.

GLOUCESTER, MASS. (November 2020) – During the month of November, the Cape Ann Museum is offering more walking tours throughout the city to educate participants about the region’s significant influence on many important artists from Edward Hopper and Fitz Henry Lane to Winslow Homer.

In the time of the global pandemic, the 1 ½-hour outdoor walking tours on Saturdays and Sundays are a safe and easy way to learn more about the influence of Cape Ann’s storied light, natural beauty and maritime history that has inspired many of America’s most renowned artists. Tour guides point out the notable sites that these artists rendered in some of the world’s most famous paintings and beloved works…

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Another Wonderful Dinner at Oliver’s Harbor

Posted on by Pat D

We recently returned to Oliver’s Harbor on Main Street in Gloucester and quickly realized how much we had missed them! We prefer to eat in the bar area to people watch and check out the sports on TV. It’s a great bar area at Oliver’s with varied seating (all distanced and sanitized appropriately). The bread and oil were outstanding—-the oil was LOADED with garlic cloves and olives. Just right. I chose one of the specials: chicken broccoli alfredo and was not disappointed. The alfredo was light, the chicken and broccoli were plentiful. Jim went with the baked haddock — nothing remained to take home! Melanie was our cheerful and efficient server. As with other restaurants we have been to since reopening, we felt safely distanced and secure in the obvious sanitation efforts the staff is putting forth.

Over the summer, we met some nice people on a Lannon sail (hello photographer Judith!) and recommended Oliver’s Harbor to them. They were unable to get in that day, but I hope they will return one day and give it a try!