
Link to check out the shop here- https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

My View of Life on the Dock
Hi Joey,
My family and I sailed here from Alexandria, VA (only 700 nm!) to enjoy this summer’s Gloucester400+ festivities. Here are a few pictures I took during the Schooner Rendezvous.
Cheers,
Janice Rathjen




July 24 -Bluefin Bash Fundraiser
(This event is sold out)
July 25 – Captain’s Welcome – 1:00pm to 9:00pm
(Captain’s only event)
July 26
1:00pm Tuna Weigh Ins Begin (Open to the public)
5:00pm to 8:00pm BBQ By The Sea (Ticketed event)
TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE: https://bit.ly/2023BluefinBBQ
July 27
1:00pm to 4:30pm Tuna Weigh Ins (Open to the public)
Closing Ceremony (Captain’s Only)
FOR EVENT DETAILS VISIT: www.bluefinblowout.com
Or see event pages on Facebook

GloucesterCast 670 Gloucester Rotary Ground Breaking at Stage Fort Park 7/11/23
Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester
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Hi Joey,
Hope this email finds you well. Friends are asking why I haven’t tried to get our 2nd Saturday open mic up on good morning Gloucester, and frankly, I hadn’t thought to ask.
If possible to include on calendar/monthly:
2nd Saturday open mic at the First Universalist Church in Essex. Signup at 4pm, show starts at 4:15. We have some great features lined up: July 8-Quandering, Aug 12-Peter Crowley & Linda Werbner, Sep 9-Jim Scott
I usually post flyer on Facebook/Instagram too.
Let me know if you need more info/different format but thank you for running good morning Gloucester!
-Alexandra Kirby–
Pleasant Street Music StudioTeaching students one note at a time

On Friday July 14 at 8:00 pm, we’ll have our first “Welcome to Amateur Astronomy Night” since Covid. Like everything we do, there is no cost. If you have ever wondered how to use that telescope in your closet, or what you can see with it, join us. If you have questions like “what are the different telescope designs,” or “how much does that thing cost,” or even “will it fit in my Subaru,” then this night is for you. We’ll tell you where we shop, what not to buy, how we find stuff in the sky, and what we never go out without.
You’ll see five short, fun, ten-minute presentations that address all these questions and more. Telescopes of all types and sizes will be set up inside for you to inspect after the talks, with their owners right there to answer your questions. Come join us, whether you’ve already got a…
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As you know we love to help businesses that are starting up. The Cut is gonna be a pretty huge thing so when I saw they had an instagram account that was active for over a month but not gaining too much traction I figured I’d give it a boost with the GMG followers with the following post on Friday night:
July 8, 2023
The Cut made their first post on June 5th, just over a month ago and has posted 13 times and has garnered 141 followers.
Here’s the link to follow them on Insta- https://instagram.com/thecutgloucester

Let’s get that follow number up for them GMG style. Click the link and follow them for interior construction pics of how it’s coming along and I’m guessing the news about what big bands will be coming to play there.
After a month garnering 141 followers, we gave it a push and overnight garnered over 290 followers and checking today they have 314.
Nice little bump from the GMG muscle.







The Young Gloucester Scientist’s Club Presents: Community Garden Scavenger Hunt on Friday, July 14 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Join the Sawyer Free Libraryfor an afternoon of garden bed exploring, scavenger hunting and a little bit of dirt-based science! In this hour long field trip to the Burnham Field Community Garden the Library’s friends at Backyard Growers will share some of the science behind growing and harvesting your own food.
This program is suitable for 4th-8th graders. Registration is required. Click HERE or go to SawyerFreeLibrary.org
And don’t forget to stop at SFL at 21 Main Street and check our new SEED LIBRARY partnership!






