My View of Life on the Dock
The downtown Gloucester shops are hosting Ladies Night tomorrow evening, Thursday, from 5:00pm to 10pm. Come on down, it’s always a super fun way for “Mama to get her shoppin’ done!” (Tom Petty) 🙂
Scenes from last year’s Ladies Night
What an incredible sunset on Tuesday.
Dinner Specials Each Week!
Wednesday, December 4… 7pm start
My Musical Guest: LISA MARIE!
A classic American blues singer of the 1st magnitude, the amazing Lisa Marie will be our guest for this week’s Wednesday show. Blows me away every time! Lisa will once again be accompanied by versitile guitar virtuoso, Charlie O’Neal. ~ Fly
Dinner with great music!
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
The Rhumb Line Kitchen……features Morgan Forsythe! Dishes are better than ever before!
Plus a fine, affordable wine menu!
Upcoming…
12/11 Liz Frame (tentative)
12/18 Amero Family Christmas!
Visit: http://www.therhumbline.com/
Looking forward…..to seeing you there 🙂
Maritime Gloucester
Wednesday-Saturday, December 4-8
Come enjoy superb art, Ladies’ Night,
Artists’ Reception and more!
Visit maritimegloucester.org/upcoming-events for complete details.
All Are Welcome to the Artists Reception
Wednesday, December 4, 6:00-9:00 PM
Art Show and Sale
A wonderful array of art works, ceramic works and jewelry
by local artists will be on view and available for sale.
You can even buy your wreath and Christmas tree on the pier, shop for great Christmas gifts from our vendors, and family crafts in the ice house!
This year’s show features works by some of our most gifted artists:
| John Abisamra Donna Ardizzoni Mary Barker H. Brandon Bell Linda Lea Bertrand Ted Bidwell Jessica Biker R. Billings Bramhall Jay Brooks Len Burgess |
Matt Cegelis Anne Costello Lisa Courtney Melissa Cox Ray Crane Jeff Crawford Nicole Dahlmer Nancy Dudley Patricia Lane Evans Mary Forte Hayes |
Olga Hayes Clare Higgins Constance Festo Lafond Kirk Larsen Neal M. Levy Charles McCarthy Patricia McCarthy Ronald J. Quinn Laureen Maher Skip Montello |
Joy O’Connell
Audi Souza |
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I took a quick drive around the Cape yesterday afternoon…post storm. Bearskin Neck looked so sleepy when I stopped at Front Beach to watch the waves. I do like how, while you can feel the chill in this photo, the pops of color still shine through. Rockport is pretty no matter what the season.
Sometimes you just need a little Charlie’s for lunch. Friendly neighborhood atmosphere, quick service, good food……..
Join Feather & Wedge for dinner and an evening of great jazz with the Gorrell-Landoni Duo.
This accomplished jazz duo will perform music from the Great American Songbook as well as arrangements pop, R&B, and original compositions.
Thursday, December 5
7:00 – 9:30 PM
Reservations highly suggested! 978.999.5917
Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 019166
https://featherandwedge.com
978.999.5917
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Hi Joey,
I’m writing on behalf of O’Maley Innovation Middle School’s Drama Club production of Disney’s Frozen, Jr. Tickets can now be purchased online, and we would greatly appreciate you adding the link to your website so your readers can easily purchase tickets! Our show is earlier this year; end of January beginning of February, so we need your help to get the word out. Thanks so much!
Joanne Horne for all Frozen, Jr. staff
Link to Purchase-
http://omaley-drama.ticketleap.com/frozen-jr/
At sunset this evening, the skies cleared for a bit and one could see the snowstorm departing in an easterly direction, while more squalls were beginning to blow ashore from the west. The nearly half-Moon was rising over the marsh through the clouds. Swells along the backshore were larger than average, but nothing nearly as dramatic as the waves during a nor’easter. Perhaps the waves were bigger on the other side of the Island.
Although I didn’t get a snapshot, the small flock of Wild Turkeys was leaping about at the base of a bird feeder, hungrily looking for food. Which was actually pretty funny because grace is decidedly not a characteristic shared with these large-bottom birds. I wished I had a handful to give them.
The polling has shown fairly consistently that approximately 60 percent are in favor of multi-colored lights and 40 percent favor warm white lights.
The final number as of 6pm tonight is that of the 1,605 people who participated, 58.75 percent voted for multi-colored lights and 39.31 percent voted for warm white lights (1.9 percent voted for other).
Thank you so much to Everyone for voting!!!
Good Morning Gloucester 