We sold 8 in under 10 minutes right out of the gate. If you want one, contact me. I don’t even have them listed on the site yet!
Day: April 18, 2024
Oak To Ember Comes Over The top With A Cheese Curd Appetizer
Looks Like In Addition To A Squirrel Problem I Now Have A Raccoon Staring Me Down
Unfazed this brazen raccoon didn’t budge an inch after yelling to try to scare it off.
Thank you, Generous Gardeners,
As I walked Stacy Boulevard on Wednesday, the Generous Gardeners are hard at work getting the flowers ready.
Moments
Beached…
‘Dreams and Dances’ at Annisquam Village Church
The Annisquam Village Church, where violinist and composer Scott Moore is Artist-in-Residence, will host Moore and his wife, violinist Erica Pisaturo, for a performance Saturday, April 26 at 7:30pm. The program is titled ‘Dreams and Dances’ and spans some 300 years of music: from the capricious elegance of Telemann’s Canonic Duos to the tender melodies and swirling textures of Moore’s Suite for Two Violins, which the composer describes as “equal parts ballet score, barn dance, Impressionist painting; like little postcards to favorite influences from all over music, art, literature, and life.” Folk music is the connection to another work on the program, Bela Bartók’s rustic Duos, whose evocative titles include “Whirling Dance,” “Bagpipes,” “Harvest Song,” and “Mosquito Dance.” And the world of ballet provides common ground with the other composer on the docket, Sergei Prokofiev, whose Sonata for Two Violins (from 1932) is a window on the modernist neoclassicism made famous in works like Romeo and Juliet (1935), Lieutenant Kijé (1934) and Peter and the Wolf (1936).
“The intimacy, beauty, and lush acoustics of the Village Church are an ideal place to play music like this,” offers Moore. “There’s something fascinating about the idea of a violin duo. It’s transparent, elemental: there’s the fire, sonorous beauty, and all the other qualities we associate with the violin, writ double, amid the dynamic of an ensemble of two—at once duel, duet, dance. . . . We’re excited to play this program of rare delights.” — Scott Moore
A reception will follow the concert.
Annisquam Village Church
820 Washington Street . Gloucester MA
$25 suggested
Blimp over Gloucester
Dick’s
Earth Weekend cleanup
Good day kids:
Hope all is well.
Saturday Clean Up
When: Saturday, April 20th
Time: 09:00 – 10:00
Where: Main Street an Rogers Street
We can meet at St. Peters Square, I can bring the yellow bags. Please bring pickers and gloves.
Thank you all. You are all are the best.
Thanks
Daffodils, dots and dashes #GloucesterMA
photos: just spring morse code. sun blazed yellow high notes light up natural and man made staffs.
New Cape Ann Nautical Chart Dog Collar/Leash/Harness For Small-Medium Dogs 10% Of Sales Will Be Donated To Cape Ann Animal Aid thru 4/30
For Dogs Up To 30lbs.
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in honor of National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day April 30th we will be giving 10% of any sales of these collar/harness/ leashes back to Cape Ann Aid! Sales of the pet apparel through April 30th!
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Dreams and Dances | Concert at Annisquam Village Church
Mark your calendar!
Scott Moore’s and Erica Pisaturo’s concert Dreams and Dances on Friday April 26th, 2024 7:30 P.M. at the Annisquam Village Church in Gloucester.
“The Annisquam Village Church, where violinist and composer Scott Moore is Artist-in-Residence, will host Moore and his wife, violinist Erica Pisaturo, for a performance Saturday, April 26 at 7:30pm. The program is titled ‘Dreams and Dances’ and spans some 300 years of music: from the capricious elegance of Telemann’s Canonic Duos to the tender melodies and swirling textures of Moore’s Suite for Two Violins, which the composer describes as “equal parts ballet score, barn dance, Impressionist painting; like little postcards to favorite influences from all over music, art, literature, and life.” Folk music is the connection to another work on the program, Bela Bartók’s rustic Duos, whose evocative titles include “Whirling Dance,” “Bagpipes,” “Harvest Song,” and “Mosquito Dance.” And the world of ballet provides common ground with the other composer on the docket, Sergei Prokofiev, whose Sonata for Two Violins (from 1932) is a window on the modernist neoclassicism made famous in works like Romeo and Juliet (1935), Lieutenant Kijé (1934) and Peter and the Wolf (1936).
“The intimacy, beauty, and lush acoustics of the Village Church are an ideal place to play music like this,” offers Moore.”
A reception will follow the concert.
Annisquam Village Church. 820 Washington Street. Gloucester MA
$25 suggested
“There’s something fascinating about the idea of a violin duo. It’s transparent, elemental: there’s the fire, sonorous beauty, and all the other qualities we associate with the violin, writ double, amid the dynamic of an ensemble of two—at once duel, duet, dance. . . We’re excited to play this program of rare delights.”
Scott Moore
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Sunrise from sea
Finn is off on a 12-hour fishing trip today and he sent a video while steaming out. His alarm was set for 3:45 a.m. and I dropped him off at the boat at 4:15. The screen grab from his video is blurry, but still pretty. Go get ’em, Finn.
Great Dinner At Yella On The Water
We were anxious to get back to Yella on the Water on Western Ave in Gloucester so we decided to stop for dinner after being at the shop all day. It was a GREAT decision! The atmosphere is relaxing, the staff welcoming and the menu nicely varied. They have not been open very long this season but the place was hopping that evening so I’d recommend reservations. Kezia was our friendly and helpful server and we were happy to be seated by a window outlooking the boulevard and harbor.
I had a chicken kabob and GMG Jim had the shrimp scampi. For the sake of the blog (as always), we each also ordered dessert: outstanding chocolate creme brulee and Jim had the strawberry shortcake. It was a lovely dining experience you won’t want to miss. Thank you Carlo and Danielle!