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QUESTION for the GMG audience

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

QUESTION for the GMG audience: If The Sargent House Museum remained open
beyond our summer season on one weekend day, which should it be?: Saturday?
Or, Sunday?
Please message us and give us your preference. Thanks!

email here- development@sargenthouse.org

Kimberlee A. Cloutier-Blazzard, Ph.D.
Development Associate | Sargent House Museum | http://www.sargenthouse.org

 

Sargent House Museum

Posted on April 25, 2009 by Joey C

Sargent House Museum Video Tour Part II

Posted on April 25, 2009 by Joey C

Sargent House Video Tour Part III

Posted on April 26, 2009 by Joey C

Sargent House Museum Tour Part IV-

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Joey C

Other Sargent House Museum Posts on GMG Here

Wednesday’s with Fly Amero ~ Special guest: John Rockwell

Posted on by Joanne

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Special: Tenderloin Tips over Salad! Wednesdays Only!
Hello everyone!
Wednesday, September 25th
Special Guest: JOHN ROCKWELL! 

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John Rockwell.~ Fly 🙂

A Special Note: There are still good seats left for my show at Shalin Liu with Jon Butcher this coming Saturday.Click here… http://tickets.rockportmusic.org/single/SelectSeatingSYOS.aspx?p=1757&z=3&pt=2

Dinner with Fly Amero: 8 – 11pm*Each week features a special, invited musical guest

Dave Trooper’s Kitchen…Tenderloin Tips over Salad –  $11.95 (while they last)

Prepared fresh weekly by “Troop”… always good!

Next week…

Ron Schrank

Coming soon…

Mitch Chakour

Looking forward……to seeing you there!  🙂 ~ Fly

View to Sushi at Madfish

Posted on by Fredrik Bodin
On the way to the sushi bar at the Madfish Grille, I glanced over my shoulder and shot this view. The only thing better was the sushi. Fabulous. Call for their hours, as I think they're open weekends now, until the end of Columbus Day weekend. http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Madfish-Grille/219110261434146
On the way to the sushi bar at the Madfish Grille, I glanced over my shoulder and shot this view. The only thing better was the sushi. Fabulous. Unfortunatetly closed for the season, three weeks early. http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Madfish-Grille/219110261434146
After that stunning vista, our next view was this! Japanese sushi chefs, best quality seafood, and so so friendly.
After that stunning scene, our next view was this: Japanese sushi chefs, best quality seafood, and so friendly. Keep it in mind for next year, I will. Unfortunately, they have closed for the season. The restaurant, gallery and activity focus is now changing to Main Street in Downtown Gloucester. Great sushi is at at Latitude 43 on Rogers Street. All Downtown businesses are open all year. All  restaurants (except Captain Carlos), stores, and galleries are also open. So, look for events here, come cold weather or snow. The next BIG ONE: “Mug Up, LONG BEACH STYLE!” It will be a big Good Morning Gloucester Mug Up with a twist, the benefit of one of Cape Ann’s best beaches, hosted in a classic Long Beach “Summer Cottage.”. Maybe somebody can bring Breakfast Sushi. Anyway, there will be parking and access to the public beach. The public as well as visitors and Long Beach residents are welcome and invited. Bring your camera, beach chair, kids, and surf rod if you like. Details to follow, with photos. Mark it on your calendar. It will happen on Sunday 10/6/13. This will be a mug up to remember (GMG authors take note).

Check out GoodMorningGloucester » The GloucesterCast Podcast

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Savour’s Grand Slam Event

Posted on by Fredrik Bodin
Of course, plenty of tasty food was passed around. This wooden serves measured about
Over 100 women attended this event, and there was plenty of wine. Exhibitors included massage therapists, mediums. reiki masters, card readers, and astrologers.Plenty of tasty appetizers were passed around. This impressive wooden server measured two by three feet. They have a full kitchen and you can watch the chefs prepare the food.
Tasty appetizers were passed around. This impressive wooden server measured two by three feet. They have a full kitchen and you can watch the chefs prepare the food.
The key speaker was Mirium Divinsky, PhD. She's a local Spiritual Coach, and shared the secret behind the secret. "it's not what happens to you," she says,"but negative energy you attach to it." That energy needs to be cleared, so you can enjoy your life, she explains. I think that's a good point.
The guest speaker was Mirium Divinsky, PhD. She’s a local Spiritual Coach, and shared the secret behind the secret. “It’s not what happens to you,” she says,”but negative energy you attach to it.” That energy needs to be cleared, so you can enjoy your life, she explains. I think that’s a good point.
Part of the fun was using the wine dispenser. Insert your wine card, select the wine you'd like to sample, put some in the glass, and enjoy. The event was coordinated by Annette Dion and Silvie Lockerova, both healers and from Gloucester. I can't wait for the next event and tasting!
Part of the fun was using the wine dispenser. Insert your wine card, select the wine you’d like to sample, put some in the glass, and enjoy. The event was coordinated by Annette Dion and Silvie Lockerova, both healers and from Gloucester. I can’t wait for the next event and tasting!

Community Stuff 9/23/13

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Intro to Cloud Computing
Thursdays, 6 – 8pm.
Six sessions starting September 26
The Hive Center at 11 Pleasant Street

Learn how to utilize the power of “The Cloud” to access and streamline all your files and photos online from any device.  Each week we will go over a different FREE platform: Google Apps and Google Drive, DropBox, Picasa, Prezi, and much, much more!  All participants must bring their own laptop or tablet to class and must have a gmail account. If you do not have a gmail account, we can help set you up with one the first class.  Instructor// Rebecca Borden

Clay Sculpture
Fridays, 6-9pm
Six-sessions starting on September 27
Use your hands to create a masterpiece! This class will cover different hand building techniques. The focus will be on experimenting with new methods to bring out your inner creativity and imagination.  At the end of the class, participants will have at least one completed project.  Instructor// David Brooks

All classes are held at The Hive at 11 Pleasant Street. Questions? 978-283-3889 or admin@arthaven.org

The Studio of Rocky Neck to Reopen October 6th!

Posted on by God's Morning
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Rumor has it that The Studio will be open the weekend of October 6th and Columbus Day weekend. We’ve watched and waited all summer for the owners of the Rudder to reopen this Rocky Neck establishment. The new construction boasts of an all new interior, large bar under the skylight, back deck dining, large sushi bar and private dock for water traffic. Can’t wait to see the menu!
 
Photos © Kathy Chapman 2013

Happy, Happy Birthday Vickie Van Ness!

Posted on by Fredrik Bodin
Tonight we're having a Block Party on Main Street, and I hope Vickie and family will attend. She contributes so much to the community. This photo was taken at Sista' Felicia's Gala Book Launching party. That's another big Gloucester contributor on the right, Ed Collard.
Tonight we’re having a Block Party on Main Street, and I hope Vickie and family will attend. She contributes so much to the community. This photo was taken at Sista’ Felicia’s Gala Book Launching party. That’s another big Gloucester contributor on the right, Ed Collard. Oh, Mayor Carolyn Kirk is in the background on extreme left, wearing a gorgeous new dress!

Community Stuff 9/22/13

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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The Grace Center is looking for new sleeping bags

The Grace Center is looking for new sleeping bags for their clients.   Those who are able to provide a new sleeping bag are asked to drop them off at

Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church, corner of Church in Middle Street, Gloucester, on Tuesdays

St. John’s Episcopal Church, Middle Street, Gloucester on Wednesday

or

Trinity Congregational Church, 70 Middle Street, Gloucester on Thursday

from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Your consideration to help is deeply appreciated!

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