
Colors of sunset

My View of Life on the Dock

Deck the Docks Art Show and Sale
Maritime Gloucester, Wednesday – Monday December 1 – 6
“Deck the Docks” is back!Β And once again seARTS is partnering with Maritime Gloucester in this festive art show and sale.Β We’ll have an opening night reception with excellent food and drink where artist and a Ladies’ Night.
Here is example of some of my photos that will be on display.
Wednesday, December 1Β β 5PM to 8PM Schooner Gallery: SeArts Artist and Member Opening Reception Dory Shop Deck: Tree/Wreath Sales with hot cider/snacks Museum Store: Open for Holiday Gift Shopping
Thursday, December 2Β β 10AM to 7PM Schooner Gallery: seARTS Art Show Dory Shop Deck: Tree/Wreath Sales with hot cider/snacks Museum Store: LADIES NIGHT β Holiday Gift Shopping and Gift Wrapping 2:30 β Light Refreshments in Gallery 5:00 β Light Refreshments in Museum Store
Friday, December 3 β 4PMΒ to 7PM PIER: Winter Lights Event with Discover Gloucester Hot drinks (cider, cocoa, and egg nog) on the pier 4:30 β Holiday Music Sing Along with Schooner Adventure 5:30 β Lighting of the 2021 Pier! Ice House: Decorate your Wreath craft shop β purchase a wreath and we provide the decoration for you to customize Robbins Classroom: Artisans By The Sea PopUp Maker Market Schooner Gallery: SeArts Art Show Dory Shop Deck: Tree Sales/Wreath Museum Store: Open for Holiday Gift Shopping
Saturday, December 4Β β 10 to 4 PIER: Demonstrations and Santa (time tbd) and Carolers Ice House: MG PopUp Craft Workshop fishprinting, wood lobster buoy painting, and kids-of-all-ages crafts with hot cider/snacks 2:30 to 4:00 β Paint a Buoy with ART HAVEN Robbins Classroom: Artisans By The Sea PopUp Maker Market Schooner Gallery: SeArts Art Show 5:00 β Light Refreshments Gallery Dory Shop Deck: Tree Sales/Wreath Museum Store: Open for Holiday Gift Shopping Light Refreshments at 2:30
Sunday and Monday, December 1-6Β – 10AM to 4PM for tree sales and art gallery viewing and museum store



As you can see, the work is being done to open the Happy Humpback on Lexington Avenue, Magnolia, Gloucester, MA.Β Will keep you in informed when the grand opening will be.

Another great event coming this Sunday November 28, 2021, at the Magnolia Community Library.

New items that I will have at this great event. Ornaments of Magnolia Pier

A couple of examples of my items.
Blankets

Beach towels

Coasters

Placemats




Wishing our GMG family and friends a Happy Thanksgiving.Β Very grateful for everyone in my life.Β Have a wonderful day.
Thank you
Please click on the link below to see what has been going on at Arts Abound, 21 C Lexington Avenue, Magnolia, Gloucester, MA
Pink, red and blue sunset on Monday evening.Β Β As the sun was going down the sky looked cloudy and then it turned to wonderful colors.Β Very grateful for the opportunity to see this.

Not a great photo, noticed this Great Blue Heron after sunset, so it was dark.Β Was on the Pier and noticed this pretty heron.

Small Business Saturday is an American shopping holiday held during the Saturday after Thanksgiving in the United States during one of the busiest shopping periods of the year. This Saturday is always the last one in November, so it falls between November 24 and November 30.Β Wikipedia





Very cloudy as the sun was going down on Monday with Boston in the background.

This event, part of an annual series hosted by the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation on topics of civic concern, will concentrate on what is happening in our communities and around the country now. More information and video link at:Β http://www.gloucestermeetinghouse.org
Before our last Summer Series concert we heard an impassioned talk by Congressman Seth Moulton about our responsibility for the safety and resettlement of people from Afghanistan in New England. The Symposium will take a broader view, hearing from members of several organizations who have assisted new arrivals from many countries for a long time. Of equal importance, some presenters are individuals who have been through the immigration or refugee experience themselves. They will gather for a round table discussion in the last segment, addressing questions submitted from the audience, helping us to understand how best to offer our support.Β
The historic (1806) Meetinghouse, home of the Gloucester Unitarian-Universalist Church, is located on the green at the intersection of Middle and ChurchΒ Streets. A lift to the Sanctuary level is available just inside the 10 Church Street door. It is a free event β all are welcome. Your safety is important to us. Masks are required inside the building and seating is staggered to encourage social distancing. We request that the audience be vaccinated or have had a recent negative Covid test. Refreshments will be available at break times outside near the front entrance.
SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS:
Elsabel Rincon, Founder and Executive Director of The Welcome Immigrant Network in Salem, and recipient of the Peter J. Gomes Service Award
Alexandra Weber, Chief Institutional Advancement Officer for the International Institute of New England in Boston
Andy Allen, Director of Adult Education at Wellspring House
Francis Mpfuranziza, who fled the Democratic Republic of Congo during the ethnic violence
Blanca Martinez, an immigrant representative from the Essex County Community Organization (ECCO) in Lynn
Rev. Rona Tyndall, Pastor, West Gloucester Trinitarian Congregational Church, UCC, and organizer for Allies of Our Afghan Allies
Rev. Alice Erickson, Gloucester resident who has been active for many years in the process of resettling refugees
Melissa Buchanan, ESOL Coordinator for the Wellspring Adult Learning Center
