My View of Life on the Dock
Fun, popular and lively Sailor Stan’s is looking for a wait person for breakfast/lunch from 7:30am-1:30pm. Leaves you plenty of time to still go to the beach or whatever else you want to do during the day. Call 978-281-4470
Madfish Grille is looking for host/hostess and bartenders. Interviews will be held Monday (tomorrow, May 6th) at 2:00pm at Madfish Grille. 77 Rocky Neck Ave. Just go right over. A fun, beautiful spot on Smiths Cove to work this summer.
E.J. Lefavour
Solo acoustic… many originals and covers.
click the photo and tour his website and listen. try the tape vault and also his new CD’s
Terry Weber Submits-
Bonus points if you guess who’s sitting next to me
Walt Kolenda “Auctioneer”
It’s auction time again. Check out the video for a preview of some items before hand. Plus so much more. Hope to see you there
Check here for more auction info > capeannauction.com
GARFISH Gig Canceled!!!
Just received word that tonight’s Garfish performance at Espresso’s is cancelled due to licensing issues at the establishment. Unfortunately it is beyond our control and are forced to cancel this gig. The band was so looking forward to playing tonight. We had been rehearsing real hard and had a bunch of new songs we were going to debut. Thanks for the support of all our fans that were planning to attend tonight and all the great publicity we received for the Garfish 2013 debut. Stay tuned for upcoming events. Wishing you all the best for this beautiful weekend………..Gar
GARFISH will be performing at Espresso’s Italian Grille, Saturday May 4th from 9:00pm to 12:00am. This is a public invited event and best of all, no cover charge! Espresso’s is located at 116 East Main Street, Gloucester. For additional information or dinner reservations please call 978-283-0600 or on the web www.espressoitaliangrille.com
Joey and Paul Morrison Show you how to become a DB
Warning
Due to Adult Subject Matter Viewer Discretion is Advised.
Henri Matisse
Joe, can you help? I hope the photos come through. If not cut them, or I’ll resend without them. Fun weekend – enjoy it.
thank you so much!
Val
The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports – All Afternoon!
The Best Kentucky Derby Party up at the Castle Manor Inn Today!
Celebrate the 139th Kentucky Derby at the Castle Manor Inn today! The party starts at 1:30.
Enjoy succulent Southern snacks created by talented chef; Dawson Frock; a Lord and Taylor Fashion Show; Mint Juleps and other creative cocktails from Ryan & Wood Distillery, games, fun and live horses brought in from New England Equine Rescue for you to meet.
The Castle Manor Inn is just ½ mile up Route 133 from Gloucester Harbor on at 141 Essex Avenue. See it Castle at the turn of a small hill. From Route 128 take Exit 13 to Gloucester.
At this point best to call for reservations! 978-515-7386. $25 covers Food, games and all events1
Get your Southern Bell on and wear your Derby best hat. It might win cocktails for two!
Top this fabulous weekend Sunday with the Bananas Fashion Show at City Hall -2 pm.
You can keep your hat on.
Cathy Lawson Submits-
On April 10, 2013 forty-five Gloucester High students left for a ten-day visit to Spain. The trip began in the city of Madrid. They visited Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, the Retiro Park and the Royal Palace, which has more than 2,800 rooms.
The following day students traveled to the picturesque city of Toledo, the old capital of the country, which lies an hour outside of Madrid. In Toledo students walked through winding streets, visited the beautiful Medieval Cathedral, and visited the church of San Tome where they were able to see one of the most famous paintings by Velázquez, El Entierro del Conde de Orgaz. In the afternoon students visited the city of Segovia with its famous 2000 year old Roman aqueduct and the beautiful Alcazar castle.
From Madrid, students travelled toward the north of Spain. The first city they visited was Burgos. This city has an impressive Gothic cathedral made famous by the legendary hero, El Cid. The following day, students continued on to Bilbao where they visited the famous Guggenheim museum. The building itself is a masterpiece, designed by Frank Gerah.
The following day, using money from the fundraiser, students visited Biarritz, the playground of the rich and famous in France. In the morning, they had the chance to put their feet in the Atlantic Ocean, speak a bit of French and, of course, sample fresh croissants. Students spent the rest of the afternoon playing on the beach, swimming, or sunbathing.
The tour continued to the city of Zaragoza en route to Barcelona. Students visited the beautiful Basilica of our lady of El Pilar. Zaragoza is a Roman city where Emperor Caesar Augustus had established a Roman settlement.
The final destination was Barcelona. In this beautiful city, students visited the Basilica of La Sagrada Familia designed by the architect Antonio Gaudi. They also had an opportunity to walk through the Güell, Montjuïc Hill Park and one of Gaudi’s houses. On the last day, students visited Montserrat, famous for its monastery, caves and its amazing mountain with its weirdly shaped crags of rock. The town lies just 40km northwest of Barcelona and is a summer escape for many. The highlight of this visit was hearing the children’s choir sing the Salve Regina and one of the local songs.
Throughout their trip, students were able to experience authentic meals such as paella, tapas, local fish, different hams and other gastronomic delights. On one occasion, students had the opportunity to see — and participate in — an evening of Flamenco dance.
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Hey Joey!
Things are hopping over at the Paint Factory since the move-in has begun!
Over two weeks we’ve had wonderful teams of volunteers, including members of
the Rocky Neck Art Colony, helping us clean and paint the inside of Building
E. You can see the gorgeous original wood trim that Jim Casey has
painstakingly sanded. Rebecca Siswick from Island Art & Hobby is still
painting some of the original building details with her skilled artist’s
hand. We had a lot of fun working with everyone and are very grateful to
Barbara Boudreau for organizing the effort.
This weekend Iain and Geoffrey Richon battled for hours with the septic
system to install a new alarm, another nasty job to cross off the list. The
bathroom is in, lights are in, phones are in, furniture is in, gravel is
coming, so it’s a very exciting time.
Thanks for passing along the good news.
Amy Kerr
Ocean Alliance
Gloucester artist Naomi Lee’s paintings will be on display this month in Manchester. There will be an Art Opening Reception on May 4th at the Sovereign Bank in Manchester By The Sea from 10am to 11:30am.
Rockport author, Gunilla Caulfield and June Houghton Sullivan Guest Speakers at the Pigeon Cove Circle
On Thursday, May 30 at 6 p.m. Rockport author Gunilla Caulfield and June Houghton Sullivan will be guest speakers at the Pigeon Cove Circle meeting, Six Breakwater Avenue, Rockport. Gunilla Caulfield will discuss her recent book, “WW II Army Nurse June Houghton Sullivan – A Life Story!” This heroic true-life story of June Houghton Sullivan of Rockport, will provide members of the Pigeon Cove Circle and guests an opportunity to meet this talented author and respected Army nurse June Houghton Sullivan. A book signing will be held and those who wish to purchase a book ($15.) may. It is not necessary to be a member of the
Pigeon Cove Circle to attend this event, all are welcome.
The Pigeon Cove Circle is a civic organization made-up of men and women throughout Cape Ann. During the year a variety of fund-
raisers are held and these monies are utilized for community purposes such as scholarships to Cape Ann students, etc. The group meets on the last Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. A pot-luck dinner is held and guests are always welcome at no fee and pre-
registration is not required. Those attending are welcome to bring an item for the pot-luck buffet. New members are always welcome as are guests.
Hi Joey,
I’m celebrating 20 years at Barbara Donnelly Gallery at 19 Harbor Loop – one of Gloucester’s best kept secrets! I have had studio space in Gloucester since 1979. The water and boats have always drawn me to them. My grandfather and uncle built wooden boats so the boats and sea speak to me. One of my ancestors was a Welsh sea captain who immigrated to Maine so I have the sea in my blood, OPEN STUDIO & Sale May 3 – 5 from 12 – 6 each day. Need your help to let people know there is Art on Harbor Loop. I’ve followed your GMG for about a year and I love it.
Barbara Donnelly
GloucesterCast With Guest EJ LeFavour and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 5/2/13
click to listen-
Topics:
Khan Studio and GMG Gallery
Deb Shraddick
EJ’s Montages
Ed’s Coronation as An Inspiration
Madfish Opening
Kiss On The Neck
EJ’s New Digs
EJ’s Past Galleries
PITA Artists
The Studio News
Madfish Sushi Chef Jordan
Sailor Stans
Work Openings On Rocky Neck
The Cultural Center
Rocky Neck Art Colony Membership
Judy Robinson Cox
Joey’s Top Ten Under-appreciated Local Artisans
Wayne From Sailor Stans
Mary Rhinelander
GiGi Mederos Artistic Director At The Cultural Center
Clothing Optional
Crazy Liberals Running Around Naked- Fornicating
People Thinking That I Read Through Every Press Releases or Watch Every Video That Gets Sent In,
Joey Is A Douchebag
Photography Is Not Art?
Fat Male Naked Pencil Drawings
Alicia DeWolfe Keeps Her Streak Alive With Mentions On The Podcast
Toga Party At The Cultural Center
Ed’s Smoker Laugh In The Background
Letting Your Guard Down During The Podcast
Judith Monteferrante and Roger Salisbury
People Need To Know Everyone Is Invited To Our Events- Mug-Ups and Art Openings You’re Invited
How EJ Came To GMG
Who Is This Broad?
Ann Kennedy
Circle Of GMG Friends Except For Paul Morrison (He’s A Prick)
Len Burgess writes-
The Essex Shipbuilding Museum’s flagship schooner Lewis H. Story will be the focus of attention at a Mount Desert Island, Maine celebration.
In July a Mount Desert Island Historical Society crew will come to Massachusetts and sail the Lewis H. Story from Gloucester to Mount Desert Island, Maine. The Harold Burnham designed Lewis H. Story is a replica of a Chebacco type boat, the kind of vessel used by the first colonial settlers to come to Mount Desert Island. The Island Historical Society will be inviting the community to come aboard the boat the week of July 15 to 21 for day sails and other fun events. -Photo Len Burgess
Good Morning Gloucester 