FINE WINE AND CHEESE TASTING @ SAVOUR WITH KATHLEEN AND SUSAN THIS SATURDAY, July 20, 2 – 4 pm

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FINE WINE AND CHEESE TASTING @ SAVOUR WITH KATHLEEN AND SUSAN

We are giving our wine reps a little time off on these lovely summer weekends so they can spend that time with family. Rather than the usual formal wine tasting, we are offering an informal cheese and wine tasting. Susan and I will be here to pour and discuss the wines and the classic pairings we are featuring, such as goat cheese and Sauvignon Blanc.

Also, just to let you know, my family will be flying in from Phoenix this evening and staying until Thursday. Since my time is very limited with them, I will be closing Savour for ONE DAY (Tuesday, July 23) so I can spend the day with my daughter and her family, as well as my husband’s son, who is also flying in from Phoenix. I am sure they will all enjoy the beautiful, much cooler weather here on Cape Ann. We will be open Wednesday – Saturday of next week, for the usual hours of 11 am until 6 pm. Thank you for your understanding.

Kathleen Morgan

owner – Savour Wine and Cheese

Find out about new wine arrivals and other events at Savour by following us on Facebook and Instagram.

And don’t forget to check out what’s new in our beer case, including a clean, refreshing rice lager from East Regiment Brewing, a veteran-owned

brewery in Salem, and Perilous Voyage, a red ale from Rockport Brewing.

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Kathleen’s Price-Value Gems:

Unique to SAVOUR our three price-value collections, with

each category ($9.99ers – $14.99ers -$19.99ers) offering hundreds of wines

at one price, personally curated by Kathleen, some have limited availability.

9.99ers…the quality is taste delivering above-price enjoyment …Value!

14.99ers…exhibiting qualities of complexity…Elevating the Experience!

19.99ers…value laden wines by innovative vintners…Expect Exceptional!

Adding to this Saturday’s wine tasting with Susan and Kathleen is Savour’s Everyday Tech Tastings at the North Shore’s Only Digital Wine Machine. Fun to use and enjoy!  Taste up to 20 wines with new selections regularly added…& yes, complimentary. Kathleen welcomes your questions for food pairings.

Welcome Your Donation in any amount for Pathways for Children.

Thank You! …Kathleen

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Continuing to offer a case discount 0f 10% on wines and all items purchased with the case to all customers. Wine Club members get 5% off on 6 bottles and all items purchased with the 6 bottles. Thanks again for your support!

 We continue using our 5 Molekule high performance air purification units that clear the air of 99.9% of viruses, bacteria and allergens every hour, store wide.

We are pleased to continue curbside pickup service

Savour Wine & Cheese l 76 Prospect St. l Gloucester l 978. 282 .1455

Gloucester Police Complete Move Back into First Floor of Station Following Renovations 

Gloucester Police Complete Move Back into First Floor of Station Following Renovations 
GLOUCESTER — Chief Edward Conley is pleased to announce that Gloucester Police have moved back into the first floor of their station following a year of renovations. Gloucester Police officially moved back into the station’s first floor at 197 Main St. last week with dispatch operations moving back on July 9 and administrative offices reopening on July 10. The police station became fully operational and open to the public on Friday, July 12.   Renovations for the station’s first floor began last year, and the department was temporarily moved to the second floor, which was previously occupied by Gloucester District Court. Major improvements to the first-floor space include a completely renovated male locker room and the addition of the department’s first female locker room, upgrades of safety equipment and fire sprinklers, and updated radio and dispatch equipment to meet modern standards.   Additionally, the detention facility located on the first floor has undergone complete modernization to enhance officer and detainee safety, including new fixtures, video recording equipment, fire safety equipment, and a detainee decontamination station.  The newly renovated Gloucester Police Department is now ADA-compliant.  While the police department was operating out of its temporary location on the second floor, all individuals arrested in Gloucester were transported to the Rockport Police Department for booking and temporary detention.  The second-floor court area will now undergo renovations consistent with the first floor, with an estimated completion date of early February 2025, at which time Gloucester District Court will reopen. During first-floor improvements, Gloucester District Court temporarily moved from its location to Peabody where it will continue operations until competition.   “I am incredibly proud of our entire team. Completing a full renovation without disrupting emergency services was an immense task. There is still more work to be done, and we look forward to its completion,” said Chief Conley. “Special thanks to Chief Horvath and the men and women of the Rockport Police Department for allowing us to use their detention facility during this time. Additionally, thanks to Beauport Ambulance for assisting with medical transport from RPD.” 

U.S. Dory Races Elimination Races

The International Dory Racing Committee will hold elimination races off the Gloucester Heritage Center dock Saturday August 10th at 8:30 AM.  All racing fans are encouraged to attend!!  Those dues paying members who plan to race must attend sign ups Friday evening August 9th at the Dory Shop at 6 PM or email (coachbilly@verizon.net) before 12 noon August 9th.  These races are strictly for 2 person teams in the following categories:  Junior (under 19), Women, Mixed Doubles, Seniors (Men Open) and Master’s (Men over 50).  Also, we will have two (exhibition) races in the following categories.  Women (Over 50) and Junior Girls (under 19) Starting at 8:30 AM.  The races will run from the Heritage Center Dock out towards green nun off Fort playground and back.  
Please share this with friends and family.  It will be a great day of racing, uniquely Gloucester, and fun for all!

Culture Splash at the Sawyer Free Library – Thursday evenings

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To celebrate Discover Gloucester’s Culture Splash, the Sawyer Free Library will be giving away goodies related to all things arts and culture, including a poetry 101 kit, paint your own birdhouse, DIY diamond art coasters, and more! Giveaways are for 18+ participants and are first come, first serve. Limited quantities.

Every Thursday starting July 11 through the end of August | 4-7pm | Sawyer Free Library at 21 Main Street in Downtown Gloucester.

For more information visit sawyerfreelibrary.org or contact: lsvensson@sawyerfreelibrary.org

Thursday GloucesterCast Live From The Bluefin Blowout ’24 Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester we will have the livestream stickied to the top of www.goodmorninggloucester.com all three days!!!

Thursday GloucesterCast Live From The Bluefin Blowout 2024 Livestream Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester We will have the livestream stickied to the top of http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com all three days!!!-WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/GOODMORNINGGLOUCESTER WE WILL HAVE THE LIVESTREAM STICKIED TO THE TOP OF WWW.GOODMORNINGGLOUCESTER.COM ALL THREE DAYS!!!

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Enjoy an evening of classical dance from India. This double-bill Indian classical recital is from 7:30pm- 9:00pm on Friday, August 16th at Windhover Center for the Performing Arts

Enjoy an evening of classical dance from India. This double-bill Indian classical recital is from 7:30pm- 9:00pm on Friday, August 16th at Windhover Center for the Performing Arts and will feature Bharatanatyam and Kathak and consist of four ensemble pieces and two solo pieces.

 

About Bharatanatyam:

Bharatanatyam is the most popular classical dance form of India, with sculptural

evidence dating back nearly 2000 years. The dance in its present form originates from the Hindu temples in Southern India and is about 200 years old. It is a dedicatory style with strong undertones of spirituality. At the same time, the Bharatanatyam vocabulary framework lends itself well to modern day subjects and continues to evolve as a living performance art.

 

About Kathak:

Kathak is a classical dance from Northern India uniquely characterized by its use of 

intricate and powerful footwork, rhythm, music, mathematics, and subtleties of expression to weave together compositions and stories. Each of India’s classical dance forms embodies both the intricacies of beauty and grace as well as tremendous powerful movement, rhythm, and expression.

 

Artist Bios:

Soumya Rajaram is a well-known Bharatanatyam dancer in the Boston area with

over two decades of performance experience across the USA and India. A grant

recipient from the Cultural Council of Massachusetts and New England Foundation

for the Arts, Soumya is featured regularly at the New England Folk Festival, Jose

Mateo Ballet theater, The Dance Complex and at the prestigious annual dance

festivals in Chennai, India. Soumya has over 15 years of teaching experience,

training her students for a full-length evening recital. Her experience also includes

guest lectures and teaching at The Jose Mateo Ballet theater, UMass Boston, Salem

State University and Harvard University.

 

Anjali Nath is an accomplished Kathak performer and teacher, dedicated to bringing meaningful experiences to diverse audiences, students, and educators through high caliber, interactive performances, classes, and workshops. She toured for 8 years with the Chitresh Das Dance Company and dedicated 22 years to growing Das’ Chhandam school and affiliated Chhandika, training the next generation of kathak artists. Anjali continues to expand her contributions to the art through her creative and ever-evolving teaching, solo, and collaborative work rooted in tradition.  Anjali is on faculty at Harvard University’s Dance Center and the Dance Complex in Cambridge, MA. 

www.anjali-nath.com

 

Purchase your tickets here: https://windhover.org/event/janie-brendel-friends/ Or go onto the Windhover.org website under the tab: “Performances” and follow the link.

 

Wednesday GloucesterCast Live From The Bluefin Blowout ’24 Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester we will have the livestream stickied to the top of www.goodmorninggloucester.com all three days!!!

Thursday GloucesterCast Live From The Bluefin Blowout 2024 Livestream Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester we will have the livestream stickied to the top of http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com all three days!!!-WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/GOODMORNINGGLOUCESTER WE WILL HAVE THE LIVESTREAM STICKIED TO THE TOP OF WWW.GOODMORNINGGLOUCESTER.COM ALL THREE DAYS!!!

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Who will get the trophy for having the best costume at the Gloucester Lobster Crate Race this year??!! Come see the event this Saturday July 20th. First runners start at 10:30am

Follow https://www.instagram.com/gloucester_lobster_crate_race/

Set The Soundtrack of America’s Oldest Seaport: Help Craft Gloucester’s Community Playlist

This season, Discover Gloucester is tuning into the rich musical vibes of Cape Ann with an exciting new community initiative. Help compile a community playlist that will serve as a sound-based souvenir, and an ode to the abundant live music scene of gorgeous Gloucester, MA. 

As a hub of live music and cultural dynamism, Gloucester has inspired countless melodies and rhythms. From the echoes of the harbor to its bustling downtown streets, the Gloucester community has been a muse for many artists and musicians. Discover Gloucester invites locals and visitors alike to contribute playlist suggestions of their favorite Gloucester-inspired tracks that encapsulate the spirit and charm of the city and its surrounding areas. Close your eyes, smell the sea air, feel the ocean breeze and drop into the island mentality: What songs remind you of Gloucester? 

Submissions can be made easily via a QR code on our social media platforms, printed signs throughout the community, and announcements shared with local media outlets. Each song should capture a facet of Gloucester’s enchanting locales, vibrant culture, culinary scene, or stirring maritime history.

Concert photo courtesy of Cape Ann Museum Courtyard Concert Series

Concert photo courtesy of Cape Ann Museum Courtyard Concert Series

Tess McColgan, Discover Gloucester Executive Director, states, “Music is a huge part of Gloucester’s cultural identity, and during the summer months, we enjoy more than 35 nights of FREE live music across the city! This playlist will provide a sonic journey through Cape Ann’s heritage and its thriving arts scene, accessible via Spotify from anywhere. We want to hear from you: what songs bring you back to Gloucester?”

Dive into your musical memories of Gloucester and share those songs that resonate with Cape Ann’s coastal vibes.

To submit your song suggestions, please visit:

https://bit.ly/GloucesterPlaylist

Don’t miss this chance to have your favorite tunes featured on Discover Gloucester’ Playlist, and help us orchestrate a melody that represents Gloucester’s soul. Find inspiration during Culture Splash Thursdays with FREE events running 4:00-7:00pm, and the Cape Ann Harbor Tours Water Shuttle FREE to ride between Gloucester’s Rocky Neck and Harbortown Cultural Districts between 4:00-8:00pm each Thursday in July and August. Find event details at discovergloucester.com/culture-splash

About Discover Gloucester

Discover Gloucester is the official destination marketing organization for the City of Gloucester, Massachusetts. It promotes Gloucester’s scenic beauty, cultural riches, and historical significance, aiming to enhance and sustain our tourism industry.
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Garden Storytime with Backyard Growers at Sawyer Free Library’s Garden Bed

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Backyard Growers brings a fun outdoor children’s gardening program to the Sawyer Free Library in a series of Thursday morning events at 10:00 am throughout the summer! Children will plan, plant, water, weed, maintain and harvest a garden at the library in July and August. 

Children and their caregivers are invited to come learn about gardening as the community partners share books and stories while exploring the process of growing. 

As a part of the Library’s summer reading program, “2024: Read, Renew, Repeat,” which focuses on conservation, the Sawyer Free Library encourages participants of all ages to discover the joy and power of reading while developing a sense of environmental consciousness.

The weekly event takes place at the Sawyer Free Library’s raised garden bed on the Middle Street side of the Saunders House (88 Middle Street.)

For questions, visit sawyerfreelibrary.org or call 978-325-5500.