
Generations

My View of Life on the Dock

Even though the sun was not bright the sky was gorgeous so I decided to go kayaking for a couple of hours. Just beautiful kayaking around Magnolia Harbor.


Mayor Romeo Theken always shares art news immediately! Please share. Dealers, tell your artists! Family and friends, encourage someone you know should try.
Here’s the announcement and deadline from the Massachusetts Cultural Council:

The Massachusetts Cultural Council 2018 Artist Fellowship program opportunities have been announced!
“Mass Cultural Council will accept applications in Choreography, Fiction/Creative Nonfiction, and Painting beginning December 15, 2017. Application deadline: January 29, 2018…Visit the MCC redesigned ArtSake blog, our online resource to support new art and Massachusetts artists. Every week, we round up a list of opportunities for artists – a way to find your next contest, artist residency, call to artists, publication, and more.”
Gloucester artist, Erica Daborn, was awarded an MCC fellowship grant in 2016.
Pick your own fabulous fresh sunflowers at Cedar Rock Gardens and a butterfly may follow you home!
Elise and her amazing (and wonderfully delicious) tomatoes. Elise and Tucker supply the produce to Short and Main and The Market Restaurant in Annisquam.


Cedar Rock Gardens is located at 290 Concord Street in West located. For more information, visit their website here.



Feel like you’re drowning in negative buzz? Maybe it’s time to laugh. You’ll laugh alright on Saturday night, right down the road in Beverly at 9 Wallis when Loretta LaRoche takes you back to Brooklyn and back in time to the humor of growing up with her Italian family in her hysterical show Love, Laughter, and Lasagna.
You can even eat some lasagna prepared by Beverly’s favorite deli Gloria Food Store before the show to get you in the mood.
You may remember Loretta from her PBS specials (see video below) or inspirational programs at North Shore Music Theatre a few years ago — and those programs were funny. Trust me: Love Laughter and Lasagna is even funnier! Come on down; you’ll feel better!


Love when this happens to ocean spray! Saturday looks like we’re going to have some sea swells. We’re spared today’s “high surf advisory” accorded to Cape Cod and Maine from Hurricane Gert.


minutes before the sunspray

One of Gloucester’s Tourist attraction is Stacy Boulevard.
From Lynnfield Mass
From Richmond Virginia
From Syracuse New York
They traveled here in a mobile home and enjoyed a break on the Boulevard
A frequent visitor with his husky from Beverly Mass
From Peabody Mass, she worked in Gloucester and returns with her friends.
She got a nice douching after hauling out at the Railways
Check out the before and after photos-



Lee’s – 2 East Main Street, Gloucester, MA 5AM – 1PM (978) 281-3873
At least one of us orders an apple cheddar omelette
JT Farnhams – 88 Eastern Avenue, Essex, MA
Open seasonally. Fried clams for me. My kids like that they brand the hot dogs. Founder of Farnhams from Gloucester.


Curious about the Joan of Arc statue on Washington Street?
Explore the mysteries of her story through music, movement, and drama. Arts educators from five area churches collaborate for a memorable week of singing, bell ringing, dancing, and acting for children ages 6-12.

WHAT: DAY CAMP. Singing, bell ringing, drumming, drama, movement, play time & snacks.
WHO: Children ages 6-12. No religious affiliation necessary.
WHEN: Monday – Friday, 8:30 am -12:30 pm August 21-25.
COST: $75 per child for the week. Scholarships are available.
WHERE: St. John’s Episcopal Church, 48 Middle Street
HOW: Details at stjohnsgloucester.org/musicandmore
We will showcase our week’s work with a program
at 11:30 am Friday, August 25 at St. John’s Church.

TEACHERS: Kathleen Adams, Annisquam Village Church; Rose Sheehan, Gloucester UUC; Anne Deneen, St. Paul Lutheran; Kristina Martin, First Congregational, Rockport; Jay DiPrima and Mark Nelson, St. John’s.
For more information contact: Mark Nelson 978-283-1708
mark@stjohnsgloucester.org
Stormy Gleason of Rockport now of New Hampshire (his mom, Jane, still lives in Pigeon Cove) is a finalist in Sam Adams LongShot American Homebrew Competition. Voting is done online. Give him a click or two at:
https://www.samueladams.com/longshot
Bill Proposki