DIVA JEWELRY SHOP STOREWIDE HOLIDAY SALE
Announcing the First Storewide Holiday Sale at our New Gloucester Location!
161 Main Street and everything is on sale, even the brand new pieces! And there are some extraordinary pieces!!!
Dates:
Saturday November 12th – Sunday, November 27th (closed 11/24)
Hours:
Tuesdays – Thursdays: 10:30am – 5:30pm
Fridays and Saturdays: 10:30am – 6:30pm
Sundays: 11:00am – 5:00pm
Early Morning on the boulevard
Stunning

Saturday’s Holiday Show
Time for holiday shopping at the Magnolia Library on Lexington Ave.

Imbeault photography liquidation sale
Neighborhood Toy Store Day
TOODELOOS
Visit our own Toodeloos at 142 Main Street, Gloucester, MA for a fun day.
Neighborhood toy store day is this Saturday, November 12! Please join us for fun and free giveaways from 12 noon to 4 PM. Every child gets a prize…. A small token of our gratitude for shopping locally and supporting your small neighborhood toy store – US!
Mr. Daryll Nulisch Tonight~ Dave Sag’s Blues Party @ The Rhumb Line 8:30pm 11.10.2016

Great new talent for ya this Thursday. Mr. Daryll Nulisch, world travelled harmonicat and soloist of the gods is coming in to the Rhummie Thursday night, thanks to Mr. Matt Stubbs, who urged me to get Daryll to join in. Google this guy, I’m tired of gushing! And, as you know, Matt is no slouch in the gootar, either. Not only that, but Mr. w/Chris Anzalone is coming to beat the skins.

https://www.facebook.com/darrell.nulisch.3
This is how it works for me: you meet one great musician, and he/she/it introduces another one and another one and so on and so forth, etc.,etc. If you miss this night, please don’t kill yourself; he’ll be back. Unless trump wins, in which case we’ll all kill ourselves!

40 Railroad Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 283-9732
Gloucester Smiles-419
USMC 241st Birthday
Visitors from Connecticut
A delightful couple with one of their four sons. This young man just completed his military service in the US Army, many thanks for your service and patriotism. She has ventured to Gloucester and the North shore, since her mother’s passing. She recalls all the wonderful times she had with her mother in the area. Every visitor has a smile, and every visitor has a story. Thank you.
Nichole’s Picks 11/12 + 11/13
Pick #1: Leaf Hunt at the Coolidge Stevens Estate

Date & Time
Saturday, November 12
10AM-12NoonCost
Member Child $5. Nonmember Child $10. Adults FREEContact Information
978.356.4351 x4020
cshortliffe@thetrustees.orgMapLocation
Stevens-Coolidge Place
North Andover, MADirections to Stevens-Coolidge Place
Pick #2: Three Centuries of Thanksgiving at Strawbery Banke
Trace the evolution of Thanksgiving from the Puritans’ holy day of thanks to today’s family feast and homecoming. In this active, fast-paced, and multi-sensory program, discover how Thanksgiving transcended time, place and culture to become the uniquely American holiday celebrated today. Meet costumed roleplayers, create a harvest craft, and explore homes from three centuries. In small groups guided by a museum educator, find the common themes of this holiday over three hundred years: charity, survival, gratitude, national identity, and the celebration of family and community. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Adults $15, children 5-17 $10, children under 5 free.

Pick #3: Road to Revolution Tour, Boston
From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere’s midnight ride, Boston is renowned for its inciting events to the American Revolution. Come explore the streets of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods and hear the extraordinary stories preserved in the meetinghouses, halls, and homes where the Revolution was born.
Our most comprehensive Freedom Trail offering, this tour includes such historical landmarks as King’s Chapel, the Old South Meeting House, the Old State House, the site of the Boston Massacre, the Paul Revere House and more.
What famous Boston restaurant originally served as headquarters for a Patriot paper called the Massachusetts Spy? Who devised the legendary “one if by land, two if by sea” signal at the Old North Church before Paul Revere’s ride? How did the British response to the Boston Tea Party help spread the revolutionary fervor throughout the colonies?
Whether you are a history buff or just want a refresher on our nation’s Revolutionary past, our guides will gladly take you down the Road to Revolution on this fascinating tour!

For a comprehensive list of family activities, please visit our friends at North Shore Kid
The Cutest Little Baby Blue Lobster You’ve Ever Seen #Bluelobster #GloucesterMA
‘The Art of Living; Life Beyond Cancer’ 6th Annual Conference this Saturday
More Cape Ann Wellness News-
http://www.capeannwellness.com
Friends of Mel 2016 Conference
Sponsored by Friends of Mel Foundation. www.http://friendsofmel.org
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12th at the Lombardo’s in Randolph, MA.
For anyone ‘touched’ by cancer, this conference is affirming, informative, supportive and empowering. This conference is designed to help survivors and their caregivers navigate the road to healing with a full day of professionally led workshops and skill building seminars.
To REGISTER ON – LINE and for a List of Workshops and Seminars – http://friendsofmel.org/conference/
To Learn More About Melanie Simmons, the inspiration behind Friends of Mel and to order Mel’s Bracelets – http://friendsofmel.org
Read About “The Impact of STRESS While Living with Cancer” from Friends of Mel’s Founder, Pauline Alighieri – http://huff.to/1EagW7z
For More Details, to Donate, or to Register for the Conference – http://friendsofmel.org/conference/
SAMPLE SESSIONS OF MASSAGE and REIKI – OFFERED at the FRIENDS of Mels’ Conference. Join me, Jean Walsh, RN, RM, Karen Lohnes…
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Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board Listings For 11/10/16
Welcome To Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board
Joey C ~
A place where non-profit Cape Ann organizations can post press releases directly and then those press releases will be reposted to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com . This is not an advertising space for businesses, fitness or wellness organizations, or music listings.
The web address will be http://www.capeanncommunity.com
To have your community organization news posted here, contact Joey C who will grant access for you to post directly.
Harold Burnham Book Talk & Signing
November 8, 2016 ~ maritimegloucesterprograms
Click HERE to reserve your seat!
“Voicing the Woods” Gallery Talk
November 8, 2016 ~ Cape Ann Museum
Gallery Talk with Paul Cary Goldberg
Saturday, November 12
2:00 p.m.

Image: Adams at work in his workshop. Photograph 2016 by Paul Cary Goldberg.
Photographer Paul Cary Goldberg, whose photographs are included in the special exhibition Voicing the Woods: Jeremy Adams, Instrument Maker, worked closely with Adams over a period of three months in an effort to capture the complexity, mechanics, beauty, detail and personality of the instruments and their maker. The resulting photographs, commissioned by the Museum, offer insight into the work and the process, highlighting the exquisite detail and craftsmanship of the instruments and underscoring the breadth and volume of Adams’s work.
Paul Cary Goldberg’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States, and in Florence, Italy and Tel Aviv. He is the recipient of numerous grants and awards for his photography and his work can be found in the collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Boston Public Library, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Cape Ann Museum. Goldberg has been represented by Pucker Gallery since 2003.
This program is $10 for CAM members / $15 for nonmembers (includes admission). Space is limited; program is expected to fill quickly. Tickets/reservations are required and can be purchased online at Eventbrite or by calling (978) 283-0455 x10.
This program is accessible.
Voicing the Woods is on view at the Cape Ann Museum October 22, 2016 through February 26, 2017.

Image: Adams doing restoration work on a Pleyel harpsichord. Photograph by Paul Cary Goldberg ©2016
YMCA Taste of Cape Ann
HOLY CANNOLI–A PENGUIN IN GLOUCESTER–AT NILES POND–NOW I’VE SEEN EVERYTHING!
Those were my initial thoughts upon catching a glimpse of a large black-feathered and white-breasted mystery creature from across the pond. I entered the narrow opening through the shrubby growth that surrounds Niles Pond and inched my way closer to the sleeping bird, when up popped its head. Naturally not a penguin, it looked like some sort of cormorant, just not the ones we see on a daily basis on the shores of Cape Ann.
I later learned it was a Great Cormorant. As you can see from the photo below, in the early morning light and from a distance, its not hard to imagine a penguin.
I wrote the title of the post thinking that possibly we could all use a beautiful creature to learn a bit about and a touch of humor, too. It has been a very difficult and divisive election and a very tough day for slightly more than half of the American electorate. Let’s keep our chins up, and realize going forward that it is preferable to build bridges together than to construct walls that divide.
Back to Great Cormorants. With its white-feathered breast, this one is a juvenile. Great Cormorants, although widespread in much of the Old World, are generally only found in North America along the Atlantic Coast. Great Cormorants are described as heavy-bodied seabirds and larger than the usually seen Double-crested Cormorant. I watched him depart, his take-off was heavy and clumsy, but perhaps that was because he had awoken only moments earlier.
Compare the Double-crested Cormorant (above photo). Massing in great numbers as they fly along the Annisquam and Essex Rivers at this time of year, the Double-crested Cormorants are ubiquitous. They are a true North American species and breed, winter over, and migrate along the shores of Cape Ann. 
Great Cormorant — notice the white throat pouch of the Great Cormorant, versus the orange pouch of the Double-crested Cormorant.
Cup of Joe

Baker’s Light from Magnolia Beach

Don’t Despair – Good BALCONY seats still available for Friday’s Show in Beverly
Yes, if you go here, it looks like our Tribute to Johnny Cash – The Man In Black Show is almost sold out. That’s because most of the Orchestra seats are already taken. But you can still get a great seat in the Balcony HERE! Many of the seats in this picture are still available. Look how close you are–and the sound is GREAT up here!
Wednesdays at The Rhumb Line ~ This week Bradley Royds is guest host with special guest: Jake Pardee 7-10pm 11.9.2016

Dinner Specials Each Week!
Wednesday, November 9th – 7pm
Guest Host: BRADLEY ROYDS!!!

I’ll be returning to the Wednesday show on Nov. 16. In the
meantime, Bradley Royds has graciously offered to stand
in as host this week. Bradley’s guest will be young phenom,
Jake Pardee. Thank you, Bradley… and Jake! ~ Fly

Jake Pardee
Dinner with great music!
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
The Rhumb Line Kitchen…
…now features Janet Brown with some new and healthy ideas!
Plus a fine, affordable wine menu!
11/16 – Fly Amero Returns (w/guest Allen Estes)
11/23 – Thanksgiving Eve (Orville Giddings Band)
Visit: http://www.therhumbline.com/
Looking forward……to seeing you there 🙂










