Reminder | Bruce J. Anderson webinar January 15th and a nice message for #GloucesterMA #InspiringSiblingStory

 

The Bruce J Anderson 2020 application deadline is all heart: February 14, 2020 

That’s more than a month away, and the stellar team at The Boston Fund is hosting a Webinar next week to help with any questions.  They make it easy to participate.

Bruce J Anderson- an inspiring sibling story

Every year, we share the Bruce J Anderson announcement for its upcoming grant cycle which has supported wonderful local projects. After posting the 2020 call, Larry Anderson wrote a message for GMG readers about the fund honoring his brother and the family’s love for Gloucester and Cape Ann. It’s often difficult for families to get together in one place as years go by, and here six siblings gather again and again for something so positive. (I have another post in mind about sibling tributes which I’ll share with Larry soon.) Thank you so much for sharing the story and sparking ideas!

“Thanks for recognizing the Bruce J. Anderson Foundation. Bruce was my brother. He loved Gloucester, where he spent most of the summers of his life and where he lived and worked at the time of his death many years ago. His six siblings — three sisters, my two brothers, and I — have been fortunate to be able to keep his generous spirit alive through the modest but steady efforts of the foundation created in his name. We have been gratified to be able to support the worthy organizations you name, as well as many others on Cape Ann. We are always glad to hear from new community-minded groups. So please take advantage of the January 15 webinar offered by the capable, helpful folks at The Boston Foundation, who administer the Bruce J. Anderson Foundation.” –  Larry Anderson 

Photos above show happy results from their support — installation views at Cape Ann Museum from the travel exbibit Once Upon a Contest Selections from Cape Ann Reads

Next Week! About the webinar

A word from the Bruce J Anderson team at The Boston Fund

The Bruce J. Anderson Foundation, a supporting organization of the Boston Foundation, has launched its 2020 request for proposals.

Please find the request for proposals here,

and note the application deadline is Friday, February 14, 2020.

We will be hosting an informational webinar on Wednesday, January 15th from 12:00-1:00 pm EST. Those interested in attending can join us to hear about the Bruce J. Anderson Foundation’s grantmaking priorities, and the process for applying for funding.  Please note that this webinar is not mandatory and your attendance will not affect how your application is reviewed. If you would like to participate in the webinar, please accept the attached calendar invitation so we can know your plans for attendance.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Loren Van Allen at loren.vanallen@tbf.org or 617-338-1621.

Nichole’s Picks 1/11 + 1/12

This weekend is supposed to be unseasonably warm (if that can be a term used in New England…since anything usually goes with the weather so maybe there isn’t truly anything “unseasonable”).  Warm weather could make for better outdoor winter activities because it won’t be nose-freezing cold and it will make for nice days to be outside for extended hours….however, too warm will ruin all outdoor activities.  That being the case, call first to make sure snow related activities are actually open for more normal hours.

Pick #1: Snow Tubing at Nashoba Valley

READ MORE HERE: https://www.skinashoba.com/Articles.asp?ID=340

A 2-hour ticket is $35   Normal winter hours on the weekend are 9:00 am – 10:00 pm

Pick #2: ‘Entre Les Rangs’ Light Exhibit at Boston Seaport

Again, take advantage of the nice weather and enjoy a night out in the city.  It’s much better to walk around in mild temps and see the winter sites.

READ MORE HERE: https://www.bostonseaport.xyz/venue/entre-les-rangs/

Boston’s Seaport will welcome another illuminated, interactive art exhibit to the neighborhood.

The Seaport has partnered with Canadian art production company Creos and architectural firm KANVA on “Entre les rangs,” a twinkling collection of 28,000 handmade white crystalline stems topped with white reflectors that will be displayed on Seaport Common (85 Northern Ave.) from Monday, Dec. 9 through Feb. 2, 2020.

The exhibit, meant to evoke a “rural wheat field swaying in the breeze” according to a press release, will refract light from projectors mounted nearby, and will change based on weather and human interaction.

Beyond the winter art installations, the Seaport has welcomed several public art displays, including “Air Sea Land,” a collection of colorful sculptures lining Seaport Boulevard, and “20 Knots,” a collection of giant nylon daffodils that adorned Seaport Common in April.

When:
Monday, Dec 09, 2019 6:00a –
Sunday, Feb 09, 2020 11:30p

Where:
Seaport Common
85 Northern Ave
Boston, MA

Admission:
FREE

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Pick #3: Ice Castles 

If you’re up for the drive or want to do a quick overnight trip, check out Ice Castles in Lincoln, New Hampshire.  I’ve heard they’ve been working hard to combat the extra warm weather, but they are planning on operating this weekend as of now.  Reservations are necessary so don’t just drive up and expect to get in.  If this weekend doesn’t work out, make a note to plan ahead for another weekend!

READ MORE HERE: https://icecastles.com/new-hampshire

Ice Castles is an award-winning frozen attraction located in six cities across North America. The experience is built using hundreds of thousands of icicles hand-placed by professional ice artists. The castles include breathtaking LED-lit sculptures, frozen thrones, ice-carved tunnels, slides, fountains and much more.

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As always, for a comprehensive list of family activities, please visit our friends at North Shore Kid

More Tribute To Fallen Iconic Gloucester Fisherman Tommy Burns

So You Want To Be a Lobsterman?

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THE BEAUTIFUL ARETHUSA

The beauty of this scene sent me back to the books to refresh my memory of the mythological story of Arethusa, a Greek myth of transformation into water.  This picture seems to demonstrate that very transformation from vessel to reflection to seawater.

PAINTING – MEETING OF GLOUCESTER BOATS ON RUM-ROW FROM BILL HUBBARD AND MORE ABOUT THE ARETHUSA

Joey, Here is my Painting, “Meeting On Rum-Row” It’s 1932,  Prohibition and two former Gloucester fishing schooners meet up with the US Coast Guard’s 75’ patrol boat, CG-100 which was then based in Gloucester.  They are on Rum-Row, 3 miles off the coast of New York and New Jersey.  The coast guard is charged with … Continue reading Painting – Meeting of Gloucester Boats on Rum-Row From Bill Hubbard and More About The Arethusa

ARETHUSA 04/22/12

Arethusa Definition: Arethusa was a nymph, possibly the daughter of an Arcadian river god, and a follower of the virgin goddess Artemis. One day as she was bathing, she discovered the river god Alpheus desired her, so she fled. She ran as far as the island of Syracuse, but he kept up. In desperation, Arethusa … Continue reading Arethusa 04/22/12

 

 

Tonight’s The Night! 7pm in our lobby, we are hosting a @veuveclicquot Pop-Up @Beauport_Hotel

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You’ve been waiting for it…and we’ve been listening! Tonight, January 10th at 7pm in our lobby, we are hosting a @veuveclicquot Pop-Up. We are so excited to be hosting the Clicquot In The Snow event and we can’t wait to see you there! Make sure that your phones are charged to capture some iconic Instagram shots and be ready to experience our lobby like never before.

veuvePlease join us us for “Clicquot in the Snow”, the first of our Veuve Clicquot Pop-Up Champagne Lounge series on Friday, January 10th at 7pm where we will be transforming our Pavilion Foyer into a stylish bubbly lounge. This is a free event so stop by before dinner at our 1606 Restaurant•Bar or make a night of it sipping on velvety Veuve Clicquot Brut or Rosé for purchase. There will also be for purchase a pairing menu of oysters, artisinal cheese and chocolate…

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Gloucester Harbor Lost One Of It’s Most Iconic Fishermen -RIP Tommy Burns

Tommy Burns in 2012

Tommy’s F/V Arethusa in 1985-

And not too long ago-

Here are some pictures and words from Tommy, he was even a guest on the podcast once

Karen Pischke Goes Solar With Cazeault!

Do you want to put solar on your house and make money?

Fill out the form and I’ll have lifelong Gloucester resident Tim Sanborn from Cazeault Solar call you to go over your options for free.

 

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Changing skies from Magnolia

On Wednesday the skies on the south west side looked like snow was coming and then towards the east beautiful white clouds.

Flea Markets Hosted by Cape Ann Auctions

# Dates:
January 12, 2020
9:00 am – 02:00 pm

February 16,, 2020
9:00 am – 02:00 pm

March 22, 2020
9:00 am – 02:00 pm

 

Contact:

978-395-7077

1 Kondelin Rd. Gloucester, MA

01930

Dave Sag’s Blues Party w/ Bob Davis, David Brown, Dave Mattacks and special guest: Josh Davis 8:30pm @ The Rhumb Line 1.9.2020

40 Railroad Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 283-9732

http://www.therhumbline.com/

From @FishermenGHS: Great Performance By @SingingGoalie CAYH Player Beckett Guest!

Great National Anthem performance tonight by CAYH player Beckett Guest!! Be sure to follow him on social media.

Evening Light on the Annisquam

Evening light on the Annisquam from Paul Horovitz.  I love that the essence of the river and its landscape can be captured so uniquely throughout any given day…is always so beautiful.

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Extended Showroom Hours!!!

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We are excited to share our new Extended Showroom Hours for Thursday! We know that life is busy, and it’s hard to get everything done in a day. Our showroom will now be open until 6:00 pm on Thursday to make coming to see us a little easier. See you there!

Hours:

7 am – 4 pm M-W, F

7 am – 6 pm Thursday

Weekends by appointment only

http://www.grandbanksbp.com

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Jazz Brunch Featuring HARRY WAGG at Feather and Wedge in Rockport

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Join Feather & Wedge for the best brunch on Cape Ann featuring music from Ipswich-based jazz guitarist Harry Wagg. Harry’s setlist is a combination of traditional jazz, contemporary classics and original compositions – all arranged for solo guitar.

Reservations highly suggested!  978.999.5917

Sunday, January 12
10:30 – 2:30 PM

Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966
https://featherandwedge.com
978.999.5917

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Angel Assist Program and Other Happenings

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For the month of January we will be donating 10% of sales from our Angel Wings 1500 mg full spectrum CBD tincture to local non-profit HAWC. This bottle typically retails at $135, but we are able to sell it at $100 while supplies last. HAWC “Healing Abuse, Working for Change”, works with victims of domestic violence, and has 23 facilities across the north shore area. Please feel free to e-mail us at angelwingscbd@gmail.com if you would like to submit a non-profit for upcoming months.

Also! This Saturday we will have local psychic Annette Dion on site for $10 “quick readings”. All participants will be eligible to sample some of our best selling pain creams and tinctures.

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