Link to Henry Allen’s web site at http://www.myspace.com/henryallen for his story and music.
Also be sure to join Joey at Giuseppe’s Ristorante and Piano Bar for Food, Fun and Music.
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Author: Manuel F. Simoes
Enjoying Life in Gloucester Mass
Swans at Niles Pond – Video and Slide_Show
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GHS Football – Fans (Lynn Classical Game)
Many fans were on hand to see the 14-7 win against Lynn Classical.
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Tribute – Chris Jenkins – GHS Football
Video of Tribute to CHRIS JENKINS Number “71”
See Gloucester Daily Times Link 22http://www.gloucestertimes.com/obituaries/x652346973/Christopher-P-Jenkins-22
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Waves at Eastern Point Video and Slide_Show
Nov 11th the waves breaking over Dog Bar at Eastern Point breaking over Dog Bar were spectacular.
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Enjoy the noise of teh waves crashing in video below. Also be sure to also watch Joey’s Wave video but Note that he took those from inside his care, I got wet for GMG!
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Allen Estes’ Show on Cape Ann TV – Behind the Scenes
Peter VanNess and Allen Estes’ star and produce a new local TV program on Cape Ann TV “Local Music Seen with Allen Estes’”
I had the opportunity to photograph and video their Premier Show, an exclusive for GoodMorningGloucester.
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Kathryn Roberts displays her Art at “Local Colors”
Visit the Art Studio and support your local artists.
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SeArts – Celebrating the Guitar – Nov 19th
Tickets: Places are still available to the November 19th seARTS Benefit, but advance purchase is necessary. Tickets are $85 in advance by check or online with a $5 per ticket fee at http: tinyurl.com/searts-2010-benefit. Ticket price includes hearty hors d’oeuvres by Tim Hopkins Catering. Cash Bar throughout the evening.
For advance tickets by mail send check to SeArts PO Box 1476 Gloucester, MA. 01930 Music: Celebrating the Guitar: A Masters’ Showcase. Jazz legend Larry Coryell and renowned guitarists Ken Bonfield and Steve Davison will lead an inspiring tour of the world of American fingerstyle guitar in a benefit for the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts. This event will feature country blues, ragtime and folk, traditional Celtic, jazz and classical pieces in an intimate café-style setting, appealing to fingerstyle guitar aficionados and newcomers alike.Visual Art: The Bass Rocks Golf Club is also home to seARTS original “Art Loan Program.” The art on the walls are original works for sale by 24 seARTS artist members. The evening will also feature over a dozen ceramic artists of Cape Ann whose works will be on display and for sale throughout the evening. Ceramic artists who have donated include: Helen Beal, Cynthia Curtis, Nina Goodick, Susan Hershey, Jayne Lacey, Deb Levene, Annie Melancon, Marty Morgan, Sigrid Olsen, Roselle Randazza, Evy Stewart, Virginia Townsend, Twinlight Studios, and Seyrell Williams.
Raffle: Before and during the event you can purchase raffle tickets to win a BOSE Wave II radio and a second prize of a 15″ TV. Tickets are $10 each or 3 for $25. Please contact info@searts.org to purchase in advance!
Lead sponsor, Acme Merchandise and Apparel and donors Cape Ann Savings Bank, BOSE, Ben Paint Store, Doyon’s, InterShell, Winer Brothers-ACE Hardware for supporting this event & our annual sponsors program.
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Halloween Eve In Gloucester- Video
Gloucester was very active on Halloween Eve, and I was able to capture some video.
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Busy on Main Street – Video
Saturday Morning Traffic on Main Street and David Cox opening his business.
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A Sea Serpent Song that Needs Music
Be sure to buy the Book at your local Book Stores.
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Staircase to a Roof Top View
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New Building on Main and Hancock St – Inside and Outside Views
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Gloucester Sea Shanties at Cameron’s – Video
The Gloucester Sea Shanties performed at Cameron’s and filled the house with song and music. It is hard to distinguish the Shanties from the audience, everyone participates.
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On the Roof at Sawyer Free Library
Dennis Gannett and Daughter team finish up the roof on the Sawyer Free Library.
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Pumpkin Carving Contest – Art Haven Video
Art Haven held the 2010 Pumpkin Carving Contest.
David and Dawn made it a fun day for the kids and adults.
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Surfers at Good Harbor Beach – Interview Video
A quick video of Mike and Pete – Gloucester Surfers and a great photo by Charlie Carroll
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Gloucester’s Sea Serpent – comes alive with author Wayne Soini
Wayne Soini a Gloucester native wrote a book about the Gloucester Sea Serpent – Book signing will be held Saturday October 16th 6:00 PM at River’s Edge Fine Gifts Ipswich Ma.
Also Serving Wine and Cheese
Yours truly also contributed to the book with current photos of Gloucester and Roseanne Cody provided from her old postcard collection, areas where the Sea Serpent was spotted.
View Slide_show of people already enjoying the book.
NOTE: Gloucester’s Sea Serpent by History Press tells the story of the sea serpent that came into Gloucester Harbor in August, 1817. Gloucester’s Justice of the Peace Lonson Nash gathered affidavits for a book edited by an ambitious, serious committee composed of Judge John Davis of the Federal District Court in Boston, president of the Linnaean Society of New England, Francis Calley Gray, former diplomat and member of the Massachusetts Bar, and Dr. Jacob Bigelow, M.D., a University of Pennsylvania graduate who taught at the Harvard Medical School. Their book was universally rejected because they concluded that a mutant, rumplebacked black snake found in September, 1817 in a hay-field off of Loblolly Cove in Gloucester (today: Rockport) was the sea serpent’s baby.
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Annisquam Art and Craft Show – Video
Great talent exhibited at the Annisquam Village Hall
October 8th -10th Saturday and Sunday 10 AM – 5 PM
Video contains some of the art and crafts and interviews
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Guitar Masters to Headline seARTS Benefit Concert
Jazz legend Larry Coryell and renowned guitarists Ken Bonfield and Steve Davison will lead an inspiring tour of the world of American fingerstyle guitar in a benefit for the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts on Nov. 19. “Celebrating the Guitar: A Masters’ Showcase” will feature country blues, ragtime and folk, traditional Celtic, jazz and classical pieces in an intimate café-style setting, appealing to fingerstyle guitar aficionados and newcomers alike.
The concert will feature three of the most talented guitarists performing today in a single venue. Coryell, one of the world’s acknowledged guitar masters, has recorded 75 albums over the past 40 years. The New York Times called him “a true pioneer of rock-jazz fusion.” Bonfield, a Gloucester resident who has toured nationally since 1994, was called “one of the best guitarists recording today” by Wind &Wire. Davison, who released his debut “White River Suite” this year, has teamed with Bonfield on the “Artistry of the Guitar” tour around the country.
– “Larry (Coryell) has remained in the pantheon of great jazz guitarists for more than 40 years.”- Jim Wadsworth Productions
– “(Ken) Bonfield’s music always evokes strong emotions and vivid images… (he) may be the best acoustic guitarist recording today. ” – Wind and Wire
– “Cafés and other venues ought to be booking the 52-year-old (Steve) Davison … It is really good to see someone at the top of their game.” – Arkansas Times
Tickets for “Celebrating the Guitar: A Masters’ Showcase,” are on sale now for $75 before Oct. 31 and $85 thereafter at http://tinyurl.com/searts-2010-benefit or by emailing info@searts.org. Tickets are limited and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Bass Rocks Golf Club is also home to seARTS original “Art Loan Program” and the arts on the walls are original works for sale by 24 seARTS artist members. The evening will also feature over a dozen ceramic artists of Cape Ann whose work will be on display and for sale to benefit seARTS.
WHAT: “Celebrating the Guitar: A Masters’ Showcase”
– Jazz legend Larry Coryell and renowned guitarists Ken Bonfield and Steve Davison to play a concert featuring American fingerstyle guitar
– Fall fundraiser for the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts
WHEN: Friday, Nov. 19
– 6 p.m. Art Show Walk-around
– 6:30-7:30 Hearty Hors D’Oeuvres
– 7:30-10PM Music
WHERE: Bass Rocks Golf Club, 34 Beach Road, Gloucester
– Note: Intimate café-style setting; seating is limited
TICKETS: $75 before Oct. 31; $85 thereafter Contact info@searts.org or http://tinyurl.com/searts-2010-benefit
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The Society for the Encouragement of the Arts is a coalition of individual artists, art organizations, cultural and civic groups, and businesses working to improve the economic base for the arts on Cape Ann, and to promote Cape Ann’s thriving arts community and rich arts heritage. The Society for the Encouragement of the Arts has been a recipient of the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Adams Arts Fund for Cultural Economic Development and the Boston Foundation’s Bruce J. Anderson fund.
CONTACT: Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco
Society for the Encouragement of the Arts
978.281.1222 or at jgdefalco@verizon.net
