From our friends at the Gloucester Meetinghouse

My View of Life on the Dock
From our friends at the Gloucester Meetinghouse

Marshalls Farmstand had their grand re-opening on Friday. This farmstand is a jewel for Gloucester. The beautiful flowers, wonderful veggies, gifts, great prepared foods and of course you can go visit the cute barn animals, the Alpacas, Peacock, goats, ducks and chickens.
Marshalls Farmstand
144 Concord Street
Gloucester, MA 01930




How lucky are we to live in a city that has schooners. The Ardelle and The Lannon were sailing through the harbor on Sunday. The Adventure will start sailing this weekend.

It is all about the light. On Sunday Rick and I walked around Maritime Gloucester. It is so wonderful to see all the boats, visitors, Coast Guard and the glowing light.

Super new signage at the corner Lexington Avenue in Magnolia, Gloucester, MA. Wonderful creativity from this wonderful group of Magnolia Community Library committee members. Thank you for all your work.

Taking a walk in West Gloucester and what should fly right in front of me, this pretty egret.


Even though the weather has not been stellar still get to the beach. So grateful I live near the ocean.


Does anyone know what the stone building across the water was?


This ice cream social is always a fun time
1 Lexington Avenue
Magnolia, Gloucester, MA 01930

I love to take a walk around 5:00 pm on Magnolia Beach. The clouds have been pretty even though not much of beach weather this week. It looked like the geese were having a convention.

Cloudy weather does not divert from the beauty of mother nature. Love the lone sail with Boston in the background. Also, if you look closely, you can see a plane taking off and an egret.

From Kathleen Adams
Kathleen Adams, Music Director AVC
“Sounds of Vienna” in Annnisquam



The Essex Piano Trio brings “The Sounds of Vienna -Then and Now” to the Annisquam Village Church on Saturday, June 17, at 7:30 PM. Violinist Ashley Offret, Cellist David Cabral, and pianist Beverly Soll play works of Schubert, Mozart, Pärt, Bolcom, Beethoven, and Haydn.
In its signature ‘Conversation among Friends’ manner, the Trio’s survey of Viennese repertoire resembles a musical feast, with Schubert’s Piano Trio in B flat major as the ‘main course.’ Other delights emanating from the Austrian ‘city of dreams’ complete the musical menu.
The historic, 1830’s Village Church is an ideal venue for chamber music, with its intimate proportions, its wonderful acoustics, and its beautiful Steinway. Located at 820 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA.Parking allowed along Washington and Leonard Streets. Suggested donation is $25. The church is handicap accessible, and a reception of Viennese delights will follow the performance in the downstairs Cove Room.
For more information about EPT, see essexpianotrio.com or on Facebook.com/essexpianotrio
How cute are these ducklings and their mothers learning to swim and fish.

