My View of Life on the Dock
Tune in Sunday at 9 while the Castaways try another podcast while Joey is away. GloucesterCast 770 from the Beauport (if all goes well with the technology!!) at 9 AM. Be there or be square. If you happen to be on site, stop by and say hello.
A movie about modern day pirates on the hunt for sunken drugs, who kidnap a boat of tourists and force them to dive into shark infested waters to retrieve the contraband.
Quinn plays the younger version of the main character “Cassidy” and is seen throughout the entire movie in flashback scenes. Into The Deep will be out in limited theaters and all streaming platforms starting January 24th. Along with this feature film, Quinn can be seen on the season three finale of the Emmy award winning series Hacks (HBO Max), commercials for Target, Fanatics, Fox Sports, Push Pop, Amazon Sports, and AT&T. You can also see her modeling on target.com and most recently was casted as Peter Pan in Golden Performing Arts’ Peter Pan Jr. Quinn’s Instagram: @quinn_p_hensley
Walking towards the Magnolia Pier at sunset. The sunset club was already out there.
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The Clam Box of Ipswich recently announced the opening date Feb 13 for the 2025 season. I know many people will be glad when the doors re-open! Take note all you clam lovers.
$89 all in gets free adult beverages, huge seat, first boarding carryon and personal item. Pretty great so far!
The Sawyer Free Library will welcome Kristin Czarnecki, Executive Director of the Rockport Art Association & Museum, on Thursday, February 6 from 5:30 to 6:30 pm, for a special evening as she reads from her new memoir, Encounters with Inscriptions. The event will be at the Sawyer Free Library at 21 Main Street in downtown Gloucester. Registration is required at sawyerfreelibrary.org.
When Kristin lost both her parents within nine months, she sought solace in books—but not just any books. In Encounters with Inscriptions (Legacy Book Press, October 2024), she reflects on the volumes her parents had inscribed and gifted her over the years, an array spanning novels, short stories, poetry, nature writing, cultural criticism, and even a cookbook. As Kristin revisits each cherished title, she explores her grief, the complexities of childhood and family, and the rewards of a life spent reading. She recalls falling in love with poetry, contemplates how the Troubles in Northern Ireland shaped her adolescence, reflects on the legacy of her mother’s feminism, and comes to know her father better through an author he loved. Ultimately, these pages reveal how the power of literature can inspire, confound, soothe, and surprise us.
Kristin Czarnecki is also the author of a memoir, The First Kristin: The Story of a Naming, and a chapbook, Sliced. Her creative nonfiction, poetry, literary criticism, and book reviews have appeared in numerous publications. Kristin holds a Ph.D. from the University of Cincinnati and was an English professor for many years at Georgetown College. From 2015 to 2020, she served as President of the International Virginia Woolf Society and remains on the Virginia Woolf Miscellany editorial board. She lives in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
This event will be moderated by Heather Atwood, an artist, a home cook, and a writer/producer who also lives here in Cape Ann. Additionally, The Bookstore of Gloucester will be on-site during the event to sell copies of Kristin’s books.
To register, go to the calendar page of sawyerfreelibrary.org. Space is limited. Questions, 978-325-5500.
Good Morning Gloucester 