This Weekend in the Arts 07/26-29/19

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ANNOUNCES
“QUARRY DANCE VllI”  2019

At HALIBUT POINT STATE PARK around Babson Farm Quarry

Performances are:
Friday, July 26th at 5:30pm
Saturday, July 27th at 11:00am and 4:30pm new time!
Sunday, July 28th at 1:00pm.

image003.jpgWindhover Performing Arts Center has presented dynamic and exciting Quarry Dances at various quarries located throughout the Cape Ann area for the past seven years. This year, Windhover returns to the pristine site where the first quarry dance was performed 8 years ago. Situated in front of the ocean as the backdrop, Babson Farm Quarry was once an active granite quarry which was abandoned in 1929, thus opening the way to its life as a site of natural beauty.

As in previous years, the remarkable Dušan Týnek Dance Theatre will create a site-specific modern dance around the quarry that features ledges, cliffs and stunning views. As in previous years, Russ Gershon, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and leader of the bands Either/Orchestra and Lookie Lookie in the Boston area will accompany all four performances.

Performances of Quarry Dance Vlll are free and open to the public. No reservations are necessary, however all performances are weather dependent. If there is rain, that performance will be cancelled. The duration of each performance is approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.

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Parking will take place at Windhover Performing Arts Center in the field by the Windhover sign, located close to 247 Granite Street as your GPS guide. Parking at Windhover is for all four performances.There are shuttles from there, provided by Beauport Ambulance Service and Ride on Transportation starting one hour before the performances which will transfer people to the site, and then return shuttles after the performances for 30-40 minutes.  It is a short walk from Windhover to Halibut Point State Park, for those who wish to walk… about ten minutes.

Volunteers will usher the way for those on foot. (Please note that parking will not be available at Halibut Point State Park, since the lot fills up fast, plus there is a mandatory fee for parking.)

Seating is on a first-come first-served basis. Chairs will be provided, although you are welcome to bring your own. You are encouraged to bring blankets and sit on the ground in front of the quarry if you like. Feel free to bring water. Space is limited, and seats cannot be reserved.

For further information, please check the Windhover website at www.windhover.org

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Closing Talk for Eviction | Destruction | Renewal: An Exhibition About Resiliency

Three Artists: Susan Greer Emmerson, Tatiana Flis and Rebecca Skinner – Closing Talk: Sunday, July 28, 4:00-5:00 PM

Cultural Center at Rocky Neck
6 Wonson Street, Gloucester, MA

Gallery open: Thursday-Sunday, 12:00-6:00 PM

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On Sunday, July 28, 2019, the public is invited to join artists Susan Greer Emmerson, Tatiana Flis, and Rebecca Skinner for an informal tour and Q+A session about their exhibition, Eviction | Destruction | Renewal: An Exhibition About Resiliency.. The artists will address major themes of the exhibition and offer details and anecdotes on how the show came together and their individual processes. Visitors are welcome to ask questions along the way.
Countless forms of destruction are seen throughout our world. Natural disasters tear up the landscape, pushing buildings into the sea and boats to the mountains. The economy fluctuates from financial security into debt and poverty. Addiction leads to neglect and loss, and eviction plagues most social classes. It is when the light shines through the devastation that humanity expresses its deepest secrets, needs, and resilience. The Rocky Neck Art Colony explores the notions of destruction, natural disasters, financial insecurity, addiction and eviction through the creative eyes of the three artists featured in Eviction | Destruction | Renewal: An Exhibition About Resiliency.
In this exhibition, artists Susan Greer Emmerson, Tatiana Flis, and Rebecca Skinner share their perspectives on darkness, loss, and renewal of the human condition. By combining photography, sculpture, drawing and mixed-media installations each artists takes their personal reflections and shares unique stories about the worlds we create. The imagery ranges across abandoned buildings, demolished homes, and stoic figures to create a dynamic visual experience.
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Red Young Tonight! Dave Sag’s Blues Party 8:30pm @ The Rhumb Line 7.25.2019

Thursday at the Rhummie:

Sag goes big time!  I scored Mr. Red Young, big shot keyboard operator and blues god, all da way from Austin Tx. courtesy of Mssr. Earley. Look him up…you’re gonna wish you did if you don’t. Marque is busy so he’s draggin’ in Ejric Bernhardt all the way from New Orleans, by way  of Marcia Ball’s Band in lil old Texass to fill the cracks on sax. Benny Benson drumbs. A rare evening

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

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Friends of the Sawyer Free Library reminder about their ongoing used book sale

Colleen Hogan-Lopez of the Friends of the Sawyer Free Library group thanks GMG and shares a reminder about one way they fundraise to bring such great programming.

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Did you know? 

The Friends of Sawyer Free Library offer gently used books at their year round book sale. Look for the Friends Book Shop sign by the front desk and check out our adult, teen and children‘s selections and save on paperback, hard cover and audio books, most priced from 50 cents to $2. Best sellers are $5.

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From Gordon Conwell, Bedford, Chicago, and St Petersburg Florida

Awesome Rockport is seeking proposals from local artists to create a permanent mural downtown

Ray Cahill, Trustee, Awesome Rockport, thanks Joey Good Morning Gloucester for all its community help, and shares this opportunity:

PUBLIC CALL TO ARTISTS 

Awesome Rockport is seeking proposals from local artists to create a permanent mural on a wall downtown in Rockport’s Cultural District. A $1500 grant will be given to the winner to help complete the work. We’re partnering with Rockport Music (the owner of the wall), the Rockport Art Association and the Rockport Public Library to bring this project to life. Spread the word! One sheet printable PDF here: Awesome Rockport Mural RFP

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Questions here: rockport@awesomefoundation.org

Submit proposals here: www.awesomefoundation.org/en/submissions/new 

 

Coming up at the Little Art! 7/24 – 7/28

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July 24th & 25th at 7:00 we have Jean-Luc Godard’s Hélas Pour Moi (Oh, Woe is Me), which is the story of journalist Abraham Klimt (Bernard Verley)’s investigation of a case of divine possession. In 1989 God enters the body of filmmaker Simon Donnadieu (Gérard Depardieu) and wishes to experience human desire, pleasure and pain. You can read a nice write-up of that here.

July 26th – 27th at 7:00 then July 28th at 2:00 we have Dario Argento’s debut giallo, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, where Sam Dalmas (Tony Musante), an American writer living in Rome, inadvertently witnesses a brutal attack on a woman (Eva Renzi, Funeral in Berlin) in a modern art gallery. Powerless to help, he grows increasingly obsessed with the incident. Convinced that something he saw that night holds the key to identifying the maniac terrorising Rome, he launches his own…

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Bids, Budgets, & Beer (and tacos)!

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bids budgets beer-100.jpgBidding jobs is half art and half engineering. There are many different ways to do it and about a million factors to consider. It’s a challenge that we all face. We know its not an easy subject, and that it’s a little outside the comfort zone, but that’s why we have the tacos and beer.  We will hear about the journeys, processes and methods from 4 different professionals across the building industry. We’ll wash it all down with True North beer and tacos by La Victoria. Can you honestly think of a better way to spend your Thursday? Bring your crew! 

When: Thursday, July 25th, 5-8
Where: True North Ale Company
116 County Road
Ipswich, MA

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HUGE PLANT SALE AT CEDAR ROCK GARDENS!

If you are looking for something to fill in a planter or a spot in the garden, we can help you out! That heat wave was a doozy! We hope everyone stayed cool and your gardens stayed watered. We are having a sale until Monday, July 29th. As always, the produce fridge at the nursery is filled with all the beautiful veggies coming out of the field right now so make sure you take a look at what’s new in there!

20% off
Hanging baskets
Flower boxes
perennials

50% off all annuals

Thanks,

Elise and Tucker Smith
Cedar Rock Gardens

In Stock today!

Vegetables

Lettuce mix
Salanova mix
Cauliflower bishop
Kale Toscano
Kale winterbor
Broccoli gypsy
Turnip haukuri
Chard
Kohlrabi mix
Scallions
Beets touchstone gold
Beets red ace
Tomato polish linguisa ‘big John’
Tomato estivation
Tomato green zebra
Tomato mr stripey
Tomato German Johnson
Tomato constoluto Genovese
Tomato Cherokee purple
Tomato striped German
Tomato red Brandywine
Tomato new girl
Tomato big beef
Tomato celebrity
Tomato Arkansas traveler
Tomato San Marzano
Tomato black cherry
Summer squash zephyr
Zucchini Dunja
Zucchini noche
Zucchini crostata romanesco
Summer squash multipik
Cucumber green fingers
Cucumber Corinto
Cucumber marketmore
Cucumber northern pickling
Winter squash butternut Waltham
Cantaloupe halona
Cantaloupe Hannah’s choice
Watermelon sugar baby
Eggplant orient charm
Eggplant Beatrice
Eggplant orient express
Eggplant Nadia
Pepper cayenne red rocket
Pepper cayenne arapahoe
Pepper joe e Parker
Pepper Hungarian hot wax
Pepper mad hatter
Pepper Bolivian rainbow
Pepper padron
Pepper sweet ace
Pepper Carmen
Pepper flavor burst yellow
Pepper gormet orange
Pepper intruder
Pepper jimmy nardello
Pepper red knight
Pepper escamillo
Pepper Cornito Rosso
Pepper cornito giallo
Microgreens
Lettuce bowls

Annual flowers

Zinnia Benary giant orange
Zinnia Benary giant salmon rose
Zinnia giant dahlia flower yellow
Zinnia profusion yellow
Zinnia profusion white
Angelonia super blue
Calendula dawn series apricot
Calendula princess mix
Calendula orange King
Calendula snow princess
Aster king sized mix
Verbena Bonariensis
Strawflower copper red
Strawflower mix
Dianthus chabaud picotee mix
Salvia evolution violet
Celosia fresh look gold
Ageratum red flint
Ageratum blue
Gomphrena fireworks
Gomphrena strawberry fields
Gomphrena formula mix
Salvia vista red
Salvia Victoria blue
Salvia Victoria white
Salvia citrus scent
Amaranthus red tails
Portulaca sundial scarlet
Portulaca mango
Portulaca sundial peppermint
Portulaca sundial fuschia
Gerbera daisy festival mix
Nasturtium whirlybird golden yellow
Nasturtium whirlybird cherry rose
Nasturtium trailing mix
Nasturtium Alaska
Superbena lilac blue
Superbena royal peach keen
Superbena lanai twister pink
Superbena Royal iced cherry
Rudbeckia cherry brandy
Argyranthemum vanilla butterfly
Argyranthemum golden butterfly
Cuphea fairy dust pink
Alyssum purple/Lavendar mix
Alyssum snow crystals
Begonia bossa nova night fever papaya
Begonia dragon wing red
Begonia top hat scarlet
Polka dot plant red splash
Begonia gryphon
Begonia bossa nova orange
Begonia on top sunset shades
Impatients New Guinea Apollo lilac
Coleus great falls iguaza
Coleus Main Street sunset boulevard
Begonia bossa nova pink glow
Impatience New Guinea sonic orange
Impatience New Guinea infinity blushing Crimson
Impatience rocapulco wisteria
Begonia nonstop mocha mix
Browalia endless flirtation
Impatience New Guinea infinity white
Sweet potato vine marguerite
Ipomoea sweet Caroline red
Sweet potato vine tricolor
Hypoestes hippo pink
Fuchsia dark eyes
Fuchsia swing time
Supertunia mulberry charm
Supertunia Bordeaux
Supertunia vista Fuschia
Calibrachoa superbells double ruby
Calibrachoa superbells blue moon punch
Calibrachoa superbells double or hi
Calibrachoa superbells morning star
Lantana Luscious citrus blend
Lantana luscious marmalade
Calibrachoa superbells tropical sunrise
Lantana lemon zest
Lantana luscious berry blend
Lantana bandana pink
Lobelia Rivera rose
Petunia vista silverberry
Dichondra silver falls
Marigold giant orange
Marigold giant yellow
Sedum ember reefs
Euphorbia diamond delight
Artemesia silver bullet
Osteospermum soprano purple
Osteospermum orange symphony
Karalee petite pink
Eucalyptus
Fountain grass
Petunia cappuccino
Fuchsia dark eyes
Fuchsia swing time
Geranium American cherry rose
Geranium caliente rose

Annual herbs

Curly parsley
Flat leaf parsley
Basil tulsi
Basil lettuce leaf
Basil Genovese
Basil sweet Thai
Basil lemon Mrs. Burns
Arugula
Dill Superdukat
Dill Hera
Cilantro
Marshmallow
Salad Burnett
Hyssop
Chervil
sweet annie
cutting celery

Perennial Flowers

Cardinal flower
Butterfly weed
Ice plant
Hosta August white
Bidens beezar fire wheel
Speedwell first love
Speedwell white water
Flowering maple
Joseph’s coat
Coreopsis cruzin Route 66
Meadowsweet
Globe thistle
Cinquefoil monarchs velvet
Phlox spring delight
Silkweed hello yellow
Coral bells palace purple
Aster beauty dark blue
Annis hyssop
Spires blue mist
Hollyhock
Columbine McKenna Giants mix
Columbine blue jay
Columbine Crimson star
Purple prince
Eupatorium gateway
Veronica enchanted indigo

Perennial Herbs

Lemongrass
Lavender hidcote blue
Catmint
Savory winter creeping
Marjoram compact
Sweet marjoram
Lovage
Lemon mint bee balm
Catnip
Lemongrass
Chocolate mint
Variegated pineapple mint
Wild bergamot
Lemon balm
Greek oregano
Italian oregano
Red creeping thyme
White creeping thyme
Sage tricolor
Roman chamomile
Feverfew
Summer savory
St. John’s wort
Horseradish
Bronze fennel
Rosemary
lemon Verbena

Perennial edibles

Asparagus pacific purple
Asparagus jersey knight
Black raspberry Bristol
Black raspberry Mac black
Blueberry duke
Blueberry bluecrop
Blueberry northland
Black raspberry Chester
Red raspberry Caroline

House plants/Tropicals

Juncus twisted arrow
Haworthia window plant
Hens and chicks
Canna lily cannova bronze
Succulents

please call or email with any questions.

thank you!
All the best,
Cedar Rock Gardens

If you haven’t been to Mermaid Tales

You are missing some great gifts.  Cute store next to Walgreens with great gifts from soaps to jewelry.

Mermaid Tales

205 Main Street

Gloucester, MA  01930

978-282-3132

GloucesterCast 349 with Pat and Jimmy Dalpiaz, Mark Price “Skippy From Family Ties”, Comedy Warrior Joe Kashnow , Nichole Schrafft, Susan Lipsett, Chris McCarthy and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 7/24/19

GloucesterCast 349 with Pat and Jimmy Dalpiaz, Mark Price “Skippy From Family Ties”, Comedy Warrior Joe Kashnow , Nichole Schrafft, Susan Lipsett, Chris McCarthy and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 7/24/19

 

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Topics Include:

Taped At the Crow’s Nest -Thank You To Greg and Mary Ann

Chris McCarthy- If you find out you only have two weeks to live.  Streaking on a sports field.

Mark Price- Skippy From Family Ties Born in 68 what did you do for your 50th birthday?

How old were you when Family Ties was taping- Even though you played a sorta geeky character on the show how does a kid handle the women and being famous in LA when you’re young?  Did you make any mistakes?

Did you ever get married?  

Joe Kashnow Comedy Warrior Trained by Bob Saget

What is the premise behind Comedy Warriors Healing Through Humor?

Bob Saget playing douchey Bob Saget on Entourage was awesome!

Family Ties is an American sitcom that aired on NBC for seven seasons, premiering on September 22, 1982, and concluding on May 14, 1989. The series, created by Gary David Goldberg, reflected the move in the United States from the cultural liberalism of the 1960s and 1970s to the conservatism of the 1980s.[3] This culture was particularly expressed through the relationship between young Republican Alex P. Keaton (portrayed by Michael J. Fox) and his ex-hippie parents, Steven and Elyse Keaton (portrayed by Michael Gross and Meredith Baxter).

The show won multiple awards, including three consecutive Emmy Awards for Michael J. Fox as Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.

What is a stand up comedian’s diet when you’re on the road so much?

Cigar Cruise on The Lannon Recap

COMEDY SHOW – “SKIPPY & THE COMEDY WARRIORS”

21 Main Street Gloucester, MA 01930 (978) 226-3800 • http://www.CapeAnnCinema.com 7:30PM

As any comedian will tell you, the most poignant comedy comes from pain. And no one knows this better than a service member with a life-changing injury, like combat veteran Joe Kashnow, performing this special show with host Marc Price, best known as Skippy from the classic TV hit, “Family Ties.”

A LIMITED NUMBER OF MILITARY VETERANS’ TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FREE. EMAIL CAPEANNCINEMA@GMAIL.COM TO RESERVE.

Come on out to The Nest tomorrow for the taping, should be fun and Greg Souza makes the best Bloodies in town!

Shoutout To Minglewood Harborside for The Awesome Spicy Littlenecks

Bluefin Blowout Up To 65 Boats registered.  www.bluefinblowout.com

New CATA Administrator Announced –Three-Year Employment Contract Signed

GLOUCESTER, Mass. (July 23, 2019) – The Cape Ann Transportation Authority (CATA) Advisory Board announced today the appointment of Felicia S. Webb as the new CATA Administrator.

Webb, who has been serving as Interim Administrator since late last year, signed a three-year employment contract.  She succeeds Paul Talbot and brings to the position a deep knowledge of regional transit operations and finances, a network of relationships, familiarity with the key challenges facing the Authority, and a passion for public transportation.

Jim DestinoCATA Advisory Board Chair, said “The Advisory Board is confident Ms. Webb will provide innovative leadership that will build a promising outlook and vision for the Authority.  She is eager to work with and listen to customers and businesses to develop and implement long-term strategies that will enhance operations.  Under her direction she will lead CATA through and past the next phase of planning for delivering quality regional transportation.”

Ms. Webb will provide strategic leadership in the overall operation of the Authority by working with the Advisory Board, the executive management team, staff, and external stakeholders to establish long-range goals, strategies, plans and policies in support of Cape Ann’s public transportation system as governed by MGL Chapter 161B.  She will ensure adherence to the mission of the Authority to provide excellent customer service through efficient, reliable, safe, and affordable transit options to all of its customers and communities.

Quentin Callewaert joins Fly Amero this evening @ The Rhumb Line 7 pm 7.24.2019

Dinner Specials Each Week!
Wednesday, July 24 – 7pm
My Musical Guest: QUENTIN CALLEWAERT!
Face it.  The kid is a marvel.  Quentin Callewaert comes to
the Rhumb Line this week bringing songs he’s too young to
know but does, guitar licks he’s too young to play but plays
the hell out of, and a stage presence beyond his youth,
acquired and mastered.  He’s the whole package, plus… he’s
single, girls!  Quentin and I always have a great time playing
together.  I’ll try to keep up. 🙂 ~ 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…
7/31 – Allen Estes
8/07 – Lisa Marie (tentative)
8/14 – Dan King
Looking forward……to seeing you there 🙂