Category: Community Photos

What a great turnout at the Cape Ann Brewery Thursday Evening

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Save the Magnolia Pier fundraiser at the Cape Ann Brewery, brought in many customers.   Thank you to the Cape Ann Brewery and Sean Nolan as guest bartender.  It was a fun evening.

 

Gloucester Smiles with Frank and Dante

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

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Frank and Dante, hiss eleven year old companion, from Haverhill enjoy a brisk walk out on the Breakwater

Talking a walk on Magnolia Beach from Coolidge Reservation

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Another beauty of a late afternoon walk.  After sitting too long working I decided to go to Coolidge Reservation.  What a treat it is up there and then took a walk toward Magnolia Beach.  The waves were loud and soothing and the sun again amazing.  So grateful.

Gloucester Smiles with Elaine Somers

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

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Also see some of Elaine’s photos on Cape Ann Photographers Club, two of my favorites below

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Gloucester Smiles with Kevin Martin

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

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BC Kevin MartinBreakfast at Charlie’s Place and also see Martin in a Gerttyimage used for an article on Dogtown Common.

 

 

 

A Plan To Keep Dogtown Wild And Free : News Photo

“A Plan To Keep Dogtown Wild And Free
GLOUCESTER, MA – MARCH 12: Kevin Martin checks out a Babson Boulder with a ‘Keep Out of Debt’ carving on Dogtown Common in Gloucester, MA on March 12, 2018. The area in Gloucester and Rockport known as Dogtown is hard to pin down. It is part historical site, part recreation area, and part rambling woodland. It is a place where mountain bikers ride rugged trails and history buffs come to explore the remains of Colonial-era homes. No matter how you see Dogtown, the land is an important local resource that needs to be protected, said Mary Ellen Lepionka, co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission and one of the leaders of an effort to have Dogtown listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (Photo by John Blanding/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)” Link

Rockport Harmony

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

Rockport Harmony!

 

Who? Any RPS student who loves the ARTS!

When?  January 20th 2019 6:30-8:30pm

Where? First Congregational Church 12 School Street

$? Suggested donation ~ $3.00 for students $5.00 for adults $12.00 max per family

Why? Do people keep taking your microphone away? Come to this event and find out why.  Listen carefully to the secret messages in our lyrics – or be brave and share some of your own!

What?  Student performances of music, art and dance

ALL Students and youth are invited to email us right now at:

rockportharmony@gmail.com to reserve a performance slot. Extraordinary talent NOT required! All material/lyrics must be family friendly and set lists must be approved by the student production team prior to the show.

Come hear what the buzz is all about!

Friend us on Facebook @RockportHarmony

$1 off admission price if you friend us on Facebook at the door

I am More Project

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

January I Am More Displays

 The I Am More portraits by Amy Kerr are a reminder to all of us that we are more than our challenges. This month the portraits and essays can be seen at The Common Crow Natural Market (200 Eastern Ave, Gloucester), Cape Ann Coffees (86 Bass Ave, Gloucester), Cape Ann Cinema & Stage (21 Main St, Gloucester), and TILI – Therapy for Intentional Living (11 Vinnin St, Salem). A huge thank you to these very generous display partners for sharing their spaces. You can see all of the portraits and essays at https://amykerrdrawsportraits.wordpress.com. To host a display please contact Amy at amykerrdrawsportraits@gmail.com.

 

 

 

 

I Know I know

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

The obsession continues but cannot help myself.  As I was leaving the gym on Monday evening this is what the sun set looked like.  You can tell the clouds were coming in for the little snow we had on Tuesday.