My View of Life on the Dock
CloselyRelated closes tomorrow!
Lynne Saubele wall or ‘booth’ display from the group exhibition CloselyRelated at Flatrocks Gallery, curated by Juni VanDyke.
Installation views of the exibition Continue reading “Last chance! Closely Related at Flatrocks”
ERIN LUMAN shelter | the cottages of Long Beach closes today at Jane Deering Gallery, 19 Pleasant Street, Gloucester. Luman painted a handful more of the small intimate landscapes as all the work on display sold out. Available works are leaning atop the mantel. Clients will begin taking the work home tomorrow.
NEW available works
From the flat files – Ask to see her watercolor series “My Children’s Clothes”
Lexington Avenue, Magnolia
Every Monday, Jun 25, 2018
Starting at 4:00 to 6:30
Hope to see you there
As always, we were in search of a blog post so we visited the Crane Estate to view the modern maze structure recently installed on the site of the former maze at the mansion. This artwork is called TunnelTeller by its artist Alicja Kwade. It has concrete walls and steel tubing highlighted by spheres of various sizes. These spheres are polished stone and placed strategically around the maze area. It’s not a complex maze, you will not get lost.
Peering through the steel tunnels gives an “other-worldly” effect contrasting the steel and concrete with the trees and sky.
It’s an interesting piece that will be on display for several months. Admission to the estate for non-members such as ourselves is $15 (free on weekdays to Ipswich residents) and can be applied to Crane Beach parking ($25 in the high season) if you are so inclined.
Feather & Wedge invites you to join them Sunday, April 29, 10:30 to 2:30 for a Jazz Brunch featuring guitarist Harry Wagg. Harry will be performing a variety of traditional jazz, contemporary classics and original tunes, all arranged for solo guitar.
Sunday, June 24
10:30 to 2:30 PM
Reservations suggested! 978.999.5917
Feather & Wedge Restaurant & Bar | 5 Main Street | Rockport | MA 01966
This class is wicked fun, low pressure, and ACCESSIBLE to people of all ages, athletic abilities, and flexibility. Enjoy a beautiful vista of Gloucester Harbor as the sounds, sights, and smells of America’s Oldest Seaport help to ground you and really start your weekend day off with gratitude and presence. It’s a great place to meet other active, healthy, and bright eyed locals.
Be sure to dress appropriately for a morning wake-up on Gloucester’s working waterfront – it never hurts to have a comfortable, larger sweatshirt – you can always take it off! If the weather is foul – we will do our best to announce cancellation of the class an hour in advance on the announcement bar on our website and facebook page.
Class is $15 if you’re just dropping in, and only $10 if you are a member of Maritime Gloucester or have a regular priced unlimited membership…
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For reservations-https://reserve.com/r/tonno-gloucester-gloucester
Italian seafood and wine in casual, stylish digs
Schedule of Events for June Races 2018
Thursday, June 21st, 6:30 pm – Canadian Reception
At: St. Peter’s Club
*All committee members are welcome to attend and greet the Canadians.
Saturday, June 23rd, 10 am – International Dory Races Versus Nova Scotia, Canada
At: Jodrey State Fish Pier
*Open to the public.
Saturday, June 23rd, 1 pm – Award Ceremony
At: Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center
*All committee members are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Thank You!
Your International Dory Committee’s Board of Directors
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Association –Annual Meeting
The Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at 6:30 pm in the Community Church of East Gloucester, Chapel Street. All lot owners are welcome to attend.
If you are a lot owner or have family members interred at Mt Pleasant Cemetery we currently have openings on our Board of Trustees and are actively seeking qualified volunteers who have time and energy to commit to keeping our cemetery going.
Please contact us at khmelanso@comcast.net.
Feel free to look us up on the web at http://www.mtpleasantcemeteryassoc.org
Jackie Bennett submits-
Back row: Elijah, Ben, Jackson, Luca; front row: Meadow, Sophia, Sabine, Atticus
The East Gloucester “Plastic Pick it Up” club is kicking off the summer with neighborhood lemonade stands. All the proceeds go towards initiatives to help rid Gloucester of plastic pollution. Last year they donated the amazing sum of $540.00 to the Cape Ann Maritime Partnership (CAMP) to help purchase a Seabin and Marine Skimmer, marine technologies designed to clean up oil and plastic garbage.
When you see one of their pop up lemonade stands, stop for a delicious glass of homemade lemonade and donate what you can. Thank you!
West Gloucester Sand Dunes
The Magnolia Pier is still standing but can not be used, very dangerous. When I was kayaking decided not to go under the pier.
“The Sun, the Moon, but Mostly the Stars,” a unique program of jazz standards and original compositions created to celebrate the Japanese Star festival, Tanabata, headlines the first of two concerts at the Annisquam Village Churchin July. Slated for 7/7 at 8 pm (July 7th is the date of the Tanabata festival), the Billy Novick Trio incorporates the cosmic atmospherics with celestial jazz: Billy Novick on clarinet and keyboards, Swiss-born Gabriela Martina on vocals, and Dave Clark on Bass.
Projections of the summer sky will serve as background with a lively intermission ‘pageant’; a reception follows, with ‘star bites’ and punch for all.
“A Centennial Tribute to Leonard Bernstein” on July 22 at 8 PM shines more starlight on this celebrated American composer in a review of Bernstein’s best-loved works. Pianists Beverly and Andrew Soll back up vocalists Tiffany Baxter, Angel Jajko, and Mark Morgan, covering everything from “West Side Story” to the “Kol Nidre” on this 100th anniversary of Bernstein’s birth. A reception follows.
Settled as the Third Parish of Cape Ann, the historic Annisquam Village Church offers ideal acoustics in an intimate, New England setting. The church is located at the head of Lobster Cove, 820 Washington Street (corner of Leonard and Washington Streets), in Gloucester 01930. Handicap accessible.
Performances are at 8 PM.
Admission: $20 at the door or in advance with Brown Paper Tickets
Students $15. at the door
“The Sun, the Moon, but Mostly the Stars”
Buy advance tickets at:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3504288
“A Centennial Tribute to Leonard Bernstein”
Buy advance tickets at:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3511898
Kathleen Adams, Music Director
Annisquam Village Church
What a stunner day for the next phase of the Long Beach seawall repair. They’re loading and raking in fill to level the walkway today. Roller still to come.
speedy backing up
this way and that still to come
Good Morning Gloucester 