
Amvets Meat Raffle Jan 17!

My View of Life on the Dock

Join us on Saturday, January 25 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at the Sawyer Free Library (21 Main Street)for a fun, family-friendly popcorn party. While your popcorn pops, decorate a festive snowman bag and then create your own custom salty seasoning blend. It’s the perfect winter snack!
This popcorn extravaganza with the Library and The Open Door is part of the 4th Annual Gloucester’s So Salty Festival—a city-wide celebration of Gloucester’s famously salty character. Hosted by the Cape Ann Museum in partnership with local cultural institutions and businesses, this exciting weekend features ice sculptures, live music, salty treats, free art activities for kids, and much more. You won’t want to miss it!

While you’re at the Library, don’t forget to learn how you can save money and energy this winter. Home Works Energy will be on-site from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM to help you sign up for a no-cost home energy assessment through the Mass Save Program.
These events—and the whole So Salty festival—is free and open to the public, so bring your friends and family for a taste of Gloucester’s saltiest delights!
For questions about these or any Library community program and events visit sawyerfreelibrary.org, call 978-325-5500 or stop by the Sawyer Free’s temporary Library space at 21 Main Street in Gloucester.

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From Cape Ann Museum:
Free and open to the public
Celebrate the fish city’s recognizably salty character with local cultural institutions and businesses during the 4th Annual Gloucester’s So Salty festival on January 25 and 26, 2025 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm! Over 1,800 people came out last year to share their salty pride while enjoying free ice sculptures and cultural activities around Downtown Gloucester.
The Cape Ann Museum is partnering with Discover Gloucester and several local cultural institutions and businesses to offer two full days of free programming in the coldest part of the year. Inspired by the annual Salem’s So Sweet event, this two-day event will include ice sculptures, live music, salty treats, free kids’ art activities, and much more.
Please send me your promos and I’ll add you.
Way more programming to be announced in the coming days!

We’re planning to check it out!

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Thank you to everyone who supported the Pigeon Cove Circle 2024 Calendar Drawing. The proceeds go to the Building Fund. The winners of the Calendar Drawing are:
John Parisi, Fran Sonia, Zenus Seppala, Bethany Brosnan, Gayle Johnson, Judi Harris, Bill Franklin, Janice Kerr, Don Smith, Catherine Bajoras, Elana Brink, Jeremy Lane, Eric Rask, Mary Jane Morrill, Scott Story, Robin Gillette, Jack Lombardo, Jane, Carr, Karen Amero, Ann Russell, Alli DAntonio, Linda Henry, Jeannette Bajoras, Wendy Walsh, John Hunter, Eleanor Juviler, Don Southard, Fina Goodwin.
Congratulations to all!

Looks like Vinny has a winner on his hands







These scammers tried to scam me and it looked pretty real. You gotta be really skeptical.

Here are the hours and locations of local warming centers:
Grace Center: Open 8 AM–4 PM (Mon-Fri) & 11 AM–4 PM (Sun).
Rose Baker Senior Center Gloucester: Open 9 AM–4 PM (Mon-Fri). Welcoming everyone, including non-members, who need to escape the cold.
The Open Door: Open today from 8:30 AM–5:30 PM.
Sawyer Free Library: Open today 8 AM–6 PM, Thursday 10 AM–7 PM, Friday & Saturday 10 AM–5 PM.

| Don’t miss a warm and cozy night of fun and a bit of eye rolling when the AVP presents its annual winter Cabaret on Feb. 8 at the Annisquam Village Hall.A parade of very talented and familiar faces will be on hand to share their songs, skits, and silliness as we eat, drink, and continue to be merry.7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025Get your tickets today! |
| The AVP is offering a scholarship of up to $1000 to students 8 – 22 years old that can be used for any artistic development, such as classes or private instruction in acting, voice, dance, costuming, etc., or tuition to a school or camp program offering such instruction. |

| It was a magical season at the AVP. And our show photographer Joe Wrinn and other troupers recorded a lot of it.Check out a sampling of his photos and our annual slideshow featuring all of last year’s great images. |


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