Author: Donna Ardizzoni

Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection

Another beauty of a deer

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How sweet is this face.

As I was driving on Wednesday saw a couple of deer just grazing, as I got out of my truck, a little fawn actually brushed by my legs.  I real Snow White moment.  Love these Animals.

ARTS ABOUND GREAT NEWS

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WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!

Arts Abound is excited to announce we are now open for business! After three months of being closed due to the pandemic, our doors open again and we look forward to seeing you all. New products line the shelves, waiting for you to come visit. Check here for our hours and you can always set up an appointment beyond those times. And, we started selling local hand sanitizer which we all need!

WE NOW SELL LOCAL HAND SANITIZER From Ryan & Wood Gloucester-made Ryan & Wood hand sanitizer, paired with a hand-sewn mask or two, makes a wonderful Father’s Day gift. Ryan & Wood is a local distillery that temporarily converted their production to hand sanitizer to help folks stay safe during the pandemic. $40 as shown here with mask.

FATHER’S DAY IS COMING RIGHT UP!<

Father’s Day is June 21. Show your dad how much he means to you! It’s time to start thinking about gifts that would please the dads in your life, whether they are step dad, Boy Scout leader dad, the guy who treats you like a son, your father-in-law, or other. We have plenty of ideas for you including locally roasted Gloucester coffee, gorgeous mugs, cutting boards, hand-sewn BBQ aprons, and of course, baseball, hockey, and golf face masks!

Please stop by the shop or email us to order. You can also schedule a FaceTime session.
artsaboundmagnolia@gmail.com

 

Our Fabulous Artists

Sue Wheeler (owner), Stephanie Mason, Brenda Malloy, Melissa Cox, Karen Keough, Lisa Knebel, Tin Can Sally, Donna Ardizzoni, Deb Schradieck, Dave Fernandes, Erik Hahr, Alissa Cohen, John Abisamra, Alan Bourgault, Kaitlyn Manley, Derek Mirabilio, Hermit Hill, Jenny Rangan, and Larry Parsons

21 C Lexington Avenue

Gloucester, Magnolia, MA  01930

Good Morning on Sunday

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As I was washing dishes this beauty came strolling through our back yard.  This cutie actually waited for me to grab my Cannon Camera.

Annisquam Sewing Circle

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Pies and cookies and cakes—oh boy!

Looking for some delicious homemade treats for the holiday weekend? Come to the special pop-up bake sale at the Annisquam Farmers Market on Friday, July 3, 9:00 – noon. The renowned bakers of the Annisquam Sewing Circle are cooking up all sorts of yummy sweets—fruit pies, brownies, cakes, and even some gluten-free temptations. While you’re at it, buy extra to freeze for later!

Mark your Calendar!

Friday, July 3, 9:00 – noon
(or as long as these goodies last!)

Annisquam Farmers’ Market
36 Leonard Street, Gloucester
(between the Exchange & the Village Hall)

Payment by check or credit card

 

Website: AnnisquamSewingCircle.org
Blog: http://www.annisquamsewingcircle.net

Members’ Only Blog: https://ascmembersonly.blogspot.com/

FaceBook: www.facebook.com/AnnisquamSewingCircle

Pauline’s Gifts

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512 Essex Avenue

Gloucester, MA  01930

Hope to get my summer lobster P.J.s for Rick and I today from Pauline’s.  Do not forget Pauline’s sells very Popular Rubs and Spices Made in USA Used by Great Grillers Across America.

Annisquam Village Church

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Members of the Annisquam Village Church volunteer to buy food, prepare and serve a Community Meal for clients of the Open Door several times a year. The serving of Community Meals in the dining room had been suspended due to the pandemic. Indeed, the meal that we prepared on March 11th was their last. Since then, the Open Door has been meeting the community’s needs for such a meal by means of take-out prepared meals (grab and go), and home delivery. Their main fundraiser for the year, the Empty Bowl Benefit, was cancelled. The Open Door needs to make up the shortfall somehow.

Our plan is send financial support equivalent to our expenses on food for the dates the AVC is committed to serve at the Open Door until was are able to volunteer once again.

In the meantime if you would like to donate directly the The Open Door click here: https://www.foodpantry.org/03_How_To_Help/donate.html