The Bordellos have been Canceled for their gig @ The Rhumb Line today 5pm 3.24.2024

 

Sunday ~ 5pm -The Bordellos  are Canceled Unfortunately, due to a combination of heating issues at the Rhumb Line and illness in the band, today’s show is canceled. We thank you all for your support and we’ll see you soon.! The Bordellos

Here’s a video for the meantime >

Easter Present Alert: These Gloucester MA A Drinking Town With A Fishing Problem Trucker Caps Are Flying Off The Shelves

Link to purchase- https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

We will be at 44 Main St from 11-3pm Sunday

@FishermenGHS: We want to thank our Winter Senior Athletes for all their efforts & commitment through the years. Wishing you the best with all your future endeavors!

GloucesterCast 716 Livestream 3/24/24 Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

GloucesterCast 716 Livestream 3/24/24

Link to join here-  www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester 

Press play to listen (audio)- 

Press play to watch and listen (video)

        img_1312      

 
 
 
Topics Include:
 
Please share the podcast! If you share the podcast while we are taping we will write down your name and you will be entered into a drawing to win a prize that we will choose about 2/3 the way through the podcast.
 
 
Join the livechat here: www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester
share the podcast while we are live and type “shared” in comments to be entered to win prizes we draw at the end of the podcast.

        

 
 
 
 

Exciting New Exhibit Coming Soon To Hammond Castle Museum

We were invited to preview the upcoming “Gertrude Cawein at Hammond Castle Museum” Exhibition and chat with Dr. Gregory Conn, a well known expert on artist Eric Pape. Pape had a number of connections to Gloucester which you will be able to learn by visiting this exhibition Friday April 5 – Saturday April 28. It’s going to be a rare opportunity to view this collection of artwork with the Gertrude Cawein full length portrait as its centerpiece.

But, don’t rely on me. Here’s the release from the Hammond Castle Museum with more details and in depth information:

The “Gertrude Cawein at Hammond Castle Museum” Exhibition Offers A Rare Glimpse into the World of Eric Pape’s Society Portraits

Hammond Castle Museum Brings the Former Annisquam Resident’s Rarely Seen Works Back to Cape Ann with an Extensive Exhibit of Nearly 60 Pieces.

Gloucester, Massachusetts – 2/26/2024– Hammond Castle Museum is proud to present “Gertrude Cawein at Hammond Castle Museum,” a new exhibition featuring the works of Eric Pape (1870 – 1938). A former Annisquam resident and designer of the Tablet Rock Memorial in Gloucester’s Stage Fort Park, this exhibit marks a homecoming for this extraordinary collection of nearly 60 pieces from Pape’s extensive portfolio.

At the heart of this exhibition is the full-length portrait of Gertrude Cawein (oil on canvas, 75 x 52 inches framed), painted by Pape in 1907 and loaned by the Filson Historical Society in Louisville, KY. For the first time outside the Filson, visitors can witness this rare example of Pape’s work as a society portraitist. Upon arrival to the Museum, Gertrude will undergo important conservation by conservator, Timothy Neill, prior to the exhibit opening.

With many pieces on loan from the private collection of esteemed Pape collector and
biographer, Dr. Gregory Conn, this exhibit offers a unique insight into Pape’s multifaceted talents. Renowned as a painter and society portraitist, Pape’s brilliance shines through various mediums, including pencil, pen, watercolors, and oils.
Admission to the “Gertrude Cawein at Hammond Castle Museum” exhibition will include self- guided tours of the Museum. Hammond Castle Museum members enjoy free access to the exhibit. During the school vacation week (April 15 – 19 th ) children aged 12 and under will have free admission to the exhibit with reservation. Virtual tour access will also be offered making this the most accessible Pape exhibit ever offered.

The exhibition not only showcases Gertrude’s portrait but also highlights the intricate world of Eric Pape’s artistry, offering a unique glimpse into Pape’s role as a portraitist and including examples of his celebrity portraits created during the Great Depression. A limited selection of artworks from the Hammond Castle Museum’s previous 2023 “Pape at Hammond Castle Museum” exhibit will also be on display. The three Pape paintings on permanent display within the Museum, including the sole surviving mural of the celebrated artist, “The Wireless Naval Battle of Gloucester Bay,” will also be featured. The Museum Shop will host a limited number of copies of Dr. Conn’s newest biography, “Eric Pape in the New York Herald Tribune,” which delves into Pape’s work as a society portraitist. The exhibition also marks the announcement of
the launch of Dr. Conn’s new website, ericpape.com, featuring free flip books of all five of his published Pape biographies.

The connection between the Cawein family, Eric Pape, and Gloucester runs deep. Madison Cawein, known as the Keats of Kentucky and Gertrude’s husband, wrote a poignant Ode to the founding of Gloucester for the 1907 Gloucester Day celebrations, during which time Pape presented his iconic Tablet Rock Memorial. The exhibition will also feature an elaborate pen and ink drawing by Pape, representing Madison’s moving elegy upon the death of Pape’s first wife, Alice Monroe Pape, in 1911.

Hammond Castle Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built from 1926 through 1929 and incorporated as a museum in 1930, the castle was the home and laboratory of John Hays Hammond Jr. Known as “The Father of Radio Control,” he is one of the nation’s most prolific inventors of the 20th century. Hammond’s extensive list of patents, his work with radio control, and his work on guided torpedoes for the military are on display. The Museum offers tours and numerous educational and cultural events throughout the year. It is also available for private event rentals. For more information, please contact Hammond Castle Museum at 978-283-2080 or visit hammondcastle.org.

Thank you Mary Goldberg for the invitation as well as photo credit for the Madonna and Child photo shown here.

#

What’s that bird — pat morss

This is to answer a question from a viewer – I also wondered what this bird was at the bottom of the bird feeder photo. It didn’t look dark enough for a Red-winged Blackbird, but our ornithologist daughter assured us it is, but is a one year old male.

Join Us For The Stream Of The GloucesterCast Sunday 9AM 3/24/24 Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

Join Us For The Stream Of The GloucesterCast Sunday 9AM 3/24/24 Link to join here- http://www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

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

Current Events — pat morss

Back to current events with our wildlife.

Cop Cormorant is directing traffic on Niles Pond.
Spring sun means preening for Easter.
Through the reeds, a group photo. SMILE
Painted Turtles are marshalling forces. “Attack when I give the word.”
A content Red-breasted Merganser couple parading the shoreline.
But we dive for food most of the day and it’s exhausting.
When the wind kicks up a chop we take refuge under the bushes.
Embarrassed seals at Brace Cove, giving up a prime sunning rock to two Herring Gulls.
Just missed a great photo of a wet River Otter cantering by under our bird feeder.
Overhead, there’s competition and a pecking order at the feeder.
A curious Common Grackle watches the activity, oblivious to the rain.
An upside to Spring rains is the rainbows.

32nd Annual Rockport Community Easter Egg Hunt Set for Saturday, March 30

 ~ CHAMBERCACC

The Rockport Division of the Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce will hold the 32nd annual Rockport Community Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30 at 2 PM.  The event is for the children of the town – preschoolers through grade one – and will take place at Millbrook Meadow, Beach Street, Rockport.

Pre-schoolers will be grouped in one section and kindergarteners and first graders in another.  In addition to assorted candies, chocolates, and small prizes, the hunt will feature four golden eggs to be redeemed for larger prizes. The Easter Bunny is also expected to make an appearance.  Children should bring a basket and arrive early – the hunt will begin promptly at 2.

This year’s event is being organized by the Chamber’s Rockport Division with key support from Institution for Savings and donations from Rockport Inn & Suites and The Seafarer Inn.

@FishermenGHS: We want to thank our Winter Senior Athletes for all their efforts & commitment through the years. Wishing you the best with all your future endeavors!

These are Selling Like Crazy! Cape Ann Navigational Chart Coozie 5 Pack For Sale From Gloucester Apparel They’re not just Coozies- They’re Great Decor! Great For Easter Presents, Boat, Beach, Tailgating.

Link to purchase here- https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

More great gift ideas-

Croc shark or marine jibbits (great to put in Easter eggs for kids that wear Crocs. SPF performance hoodies $35 Gloucester Tuna Design/ Gloucester Lobster Design.

Link to purchase here- https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

Walking on a very cold and windy day

Stacy Boulevard was beautiful on Thursday afternoon.  The wind was wild, and the temperature was bone chilling.

 

 

Easter Egg Hunt at Hammond Castle Rescheduled

Update from Hammond Castle on the Easter Egg Hunt originally scheduled for tomorrow Saturday March 23. Now scheduled for Saturday March 30. I had an opportunity to view ALL the eggs waiting to be hidden! There are so many. It’s sure to be a fun event.

If you missed Joe Wilkins and Chris Langslangalanganopoloplos Play At Beauport Last Night You Missed An Electric Performance

Michael Ancevic Photo
Michael Ancevic Video

Machaca Tacos & Tequila Cancels Live music going Forward. As a thank you…Kicked Of The Bus will play A final Music Performance Sunday 3.24.2024


courtesy photos