My View of Life on the Dock
The cost is $15.00 plus 4.50 for shipping = Total $19.50 (What an amazing deal)
This is the perfect give for all music lovers!
Two DVD Set includes Feature Length Film, Bonus Performances & Special Features (see Preview Here). Portions of DVD sales benefit The Gloucester Fund.
This week we feature a $50 giveaway from our friends at Jalapenos. Watch every day to get all five questions. If you missed any of this week’s question, click here.
Be the first person to submit all five correct answers on Friday (look for the ANSWER link right under Friday’s video) and win a $30 gift certificate plus 4 jars of Jalapenos signature sauces — just in time for the holidays.
Excellent music tonight in Gloucester. Check it out here.
On the Gloucester Daily Times Taste of The Times
click this link to download or print the recipe on demand
Henry Allen Has His Lobstah Crackah Ballet Ornament from Tiny Island Beach Glass
This week we feature a $50 giveaway from our friends at Jalapenos. Watch every day to get all five questions. If you missed yesterday’s question, click here.
Be the first person to submit all five correct answers on Friday (look for the ANSWER link right under Friday’s video) and win a $30 gift certificate plus 4 jars of Jalapenos signature sauces — just in time for the holidays.
Even though you can’t see KBMG tonight at Jalapenos (private party in the dining room, but the bar is open), there are plenty of opportunities for live local music see the full list here.
As always you can click at along the top bar of GMG where it says “Sista Felicia Recipes” and access them at your leisure. They are all right there with a simple search.
From The Times Taste of The Times website-
If you grew up in a Sicilian or Italian household or ever went to one at this time of year you may remember these treats. These are an Italian holiday treat that you can make ahead and leave in serving dishes around your house. The way that Felicia (Ciaramitaro) Mohan makes them, based on her Grandmother Felicia’s recipe, are little bites of fried dough slathered in a honey/Kayo syrup mixture and topped with bits of chocolate, toasted nuts and fresh cinnamon.
For the rest and a printable recipe click here
Look out! Peter’s behind the bar at Jalapenos translating today’s giveaway question & Bandit Kings are at the Rhumbline with their distinctively Gloucester sound. Check it all out here.
Hello all,
Three things:
* The Center WORKS! At Thursday’s Pew Party, we removed and moved the pews, creating the kind of open space we’ve been envisioning, just perfect for our first neighborhood potluck feast that followed. A great gang of folks, young and old, artists and non-artists, from all parts of this amazing community had the chance to meet, connect, talk, and just be together. Which is exactly the point of this venture: to develop a place where the Rocky Neck Art Colony can help to strengthen our community spirit as we create, recreate, and celebrate with our shared passion of place, the arts, culture, and community. The feeling on Thursday was one of community and potential, of inspired discussion and just plain fun. We are sure to have many more such moments in our future…!!
* Be one of the 100%: We are nearing our initial fund drive goal; we’re at just under $20,000. Now that the Feasibility Study is funded, work on it will start very soon. However, we have only received donations from about 1/3 of the Rocky Neck Art Colony members! Back in September, when we voted 55-3 in favor of this project, we discussed striving for a 100% contributing membership. Having the strength of that 100% will go far to help us secure grants and other funding for the building, so we need you to contribute at any level – $10 or $1000, it’s up to you – it’s the 100% that matters now…it’s easy on the website at www.rockyneckartcolony.org. We’ll be making some phone calls in the next couple of weeks to those members who have not yet donated – we’re happy to talk about the project with you and answers any questions you may have.
* PEWS FOR SALE: Steve Archer has begun, with some able assistance by Doug Fox and others, to tear up the rug and floor tile, revealing a wide pine floor that will be refinished in mid-January. Steve would like to sell eight of the pews (8 1/2′ long), to pay for the floor work and to buy new front railings (to build them to code). We sold one pew today, and the rest are first come-first served! They are beautiful painted oak pews, in perfect shape, $250./each. You can contact me or Steve (sarcherkw@gmail.com) to pick one up.
Yours as always,
Karen
978-758-1210
We shot this video a couple of months ago-
We’re going to two a days leading up to the holidays
I went to the Friday performance of the Lobstah Crackah at The Annie. It’s an ingenious new Gloucester seafood-flavored take on the Christmas classic The Nutcracker. It’s not the Russian Ballet, but there is enthusiasm and humor – and live accordion music accompanying the score!
Here are some clips and snapshots to give you a feel for the production.
We want to offer a big congratulations to the winner of the $50 Gift Certificate Giveaway, Rob Shea! We would also like to thank Sean and Stacey Nolan of Extreme Truck & Auto for giving away a great prize.
Thanks for playing everyone!
Check out tonight’s music lineup here.
On Annabelle’s 16th birthday she receives a letter from her father who has been missing for almost a year. Now mysterious strangers are after her and the only way to save herself is to discover who she really is.
This is part 2 of 5. Catch all the episodes as they premiere online throughout the month of December.
Watch Episode 1 here
INFO: LTA is a no-budget/non profit web series brought to you by Independent filmmakers from the New England area. The entire series was shot primarily in Gloucester, MA over the course of 5 days. It was shot on the Canon 5D Mark II and 60D.
LIKE the fan page for all the updates: facebook.com/LettersToAnnabelleSeries
EPISODE 3 premieres Wed. Dec. 21st 2011
YOU ARE INVITED!!!!!
THE GMG CHRISTMAS PARTY!
SATURDAY NIGHT-BODIN HISTORIC PHOTO!
Come By Any Time. Starts at 7 But Fred Is Open All Day
December 17th
7:00PM
Bodin Historic Photo
82 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930. (978) 283-2524.
Good Morning Gloucester 
