This has to be the funniest, most clever commercial I have ever seen. Ā Some people think their poo doesn’t stink, but most people’s do. Ā I just want to know what prairie dogging it is.
80s U.K. New Wave Pioneer Thomas Dolby at CACC on FRIDAY!
Every once in a while you get a rare opportunity to experience an intimate evening with a unique talent that you may not be able to see again within driving distance. Ā That’s what you’ve got this Friday atĀ Gloucester’s wonderfully intimateĀ Cape Ann Community Cinema when 80s electronic music pioneer Thomas Dolby makes a live appearance at the Cape Ann Film Festival. Ā Get Tickets here. Ā Check out this tremendously creative trailer:
Thursday Night Blues party @ The Rhumb Line. It’s Halloween with John Keegan, Mark Earley, Steve Sadler and Forrest “Frosty” Padgett 8:30 to 11:30
It’s Halloween! This Thursday nite! What better way to celebrate than to ooze out your door and slither down to the Rhumb Line.Ā We’re offering our own version of corn on the macabre featuring Mr. John Keeganā¢, a vital ingredient in the recipe of soul. Dynamic leader of MadhouseĀ®, Johnny K. is more than willing to interrupt all neural circuits in his quest for musical retardation.

And we’ve got the band to do it!Ā Keyboard millipede and jazz snob, Mr. John Hyde, threatens to use both fingers. He’ll be there! Mr. Marque Earley, tenor and barium wizard will reinterpret all known facts. Glitar wonder boy Steve Sadler will be tuning up half the evening. Cataleptic converter, Mr. Forrest “Frosty” PadgettĀ will thrill you with his timekeeping. I’ll be basest.
You should dress up! There might be a prize or two involved, although the band doesn’t count (only to four!).
Festivities start at 8:30.
N.B.: STARTING NEXT WEEK NOV.SEVEN, WINTER HOURS IN EFFECT; WE’LL BE STARTING AT EIGHT.
R, S, T, Maritime Gloucester Celebrates Halloween 2013
Maritime Gloucester Celebrates Halloween 2013
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These sea ravens were photographed in our Aquarium! Local lobstermen often find these bottom-dwelling fish in their traps.
Skeleton shrimp are small relatives of crabs and lobsters. Commonly found along our docks, this creepy crustaceans was photographed in our digital microscope lab.
The highly aggressive terror cichlid lives up to its name, as it will eat any fish that fits in its mouth and will even attack its own kind! This Halloween-colored fish is found in South American rivers.
Red Sox Game 6 at home tonight…
Ultimate Sox Fan and Photographer


This is it! Do or die.
Dental Day to Help the Strays
DENTAL DAY TO HELP THE STRAYS
On Friday, November 8, 2013, Harbor Cove Dental at 123 Main St., Gloucester is hosting Dental Day to Help the Strays. Teeth cleanings and teeth whitening will be offered (for humans only) and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Cape Ann Animal Aid to benefit the dental care of shelter animals in need. Dental Day will also feature a guest appearance by the tooth fairy and tarot card readings by Mistitarot. This event is by appointment only and space is limited. Call 978-865-3360 for more information about costs/accepted insurance plans or to make an appointment.
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Community Photos 10/30/13
Community Stuff 10/30/13
FLYABOUT: An Installation featuring BRAD STORY’S flying sculptures and CAMILLA MACFAYDEN’S textile collograph panels.will be showing at Flatrocks Gallery through November 2nd. Located at 77 Langsford St (Rt. 127)Gloucester, Mass. Open Thu-Sun 12-5pm or by apt. 978-879-4683 or 978-353-9111
Tickets on Sale for Spaulding Education Fundās NIGHT OF STARS
Annual Youth Talent Show benefits Districtās Education Fund
Spaulding Education Fundās 5th Annual NIGHT OF STARS talent show is coming right up! Performances have been rehearsed, the auditions have been held, and there will be two fabulous shows on Sunday, November 17, 3013 at 4pm and 5:30pm in the Manchester Essex Regional Middle High School Auditorium. This special evening will showcase many young musicians, dancers, singers and more from the community while also raising awareness about the important work of Spaulding Education Fund (SEF). It promises to be a spectacular evening, one not to be missed!
Tickets are on sale now on the SEF website, www.spauldingeducationfund.org. The orgranizers encourage people interested in attending to purchase their tickets early as this is usually a sold-out show!
The Spaulding Education Fund is a parent volunteer organization that opens doors to innovative curriculum-based learning. Its focus is to provide new resources that advance, enrich and enliven the classroom experience. Through the generous support of citizens and businesses, SEF helps to fulfill the most basic promise of a community ā to provide excellent public education for everyone. To find out more about SEF, to make a donation, or to purchase tickets, visit www.spauldingeducationfund.org.
Felicia Ciaramitaro Mohan to Speak at Pigeon Cove Circle on November 21
Felicia Ciaramitaro Mohan, known to her many followers as Sista Felicia, has written her first cookbook commemorates her family’s Sicilian traditions, lost recipes, and authentic dishes. Gifts of Gold: In a Sicilian Kitchen with Sista Felicia, begins with the end of summer and the harvesting of fruits and vegetables and celebrates all things autumn. On Thursday, November 21, Felicia will be the guest speaker at the Pigeon Cove Circle, providing an overview of how her cookbook was compiles from beginning to end.
Felica’s cookbook contains delicious foods, easy-to-follow step-by -step directions, how-to photos, and beautiful photography, Sista Felicia’s cookbook has also been carefully crafted to highlight beautiful Cape Ann. Thirteen recipes are accompanied by QR codes, which directly link the reader to Sista Felicia’s online how-to videos on her website, www.sistafeliciaskitchen.com[sistafeliciaskitchen.com].
The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with a potluck buffet dinner and speaker at 6:45 p.m. Those attending the potluck dinner are welcome to bring an item for the buffet. There is no fee or pre-registration required. All are welcome attend enjoyable evening.
The Pigeon Cove Circle is located at Six Breakwater Avenue in Rockport. The Pigeon Cove Circle is made up of men and women throughout Cape Ann, a civic group who provide fund-raiser for community needs such a scholarships, and other needs on Cape Ann. Those who would like further information about the availability of the Pigeon Cove function hall are welcome to call Michelle at 978-546-1195.
Big Time Gloucester Halloween Party October 31st At City Hall!!!
Where Do Swans Go in Winter?
A reader emailed inquiring as to where do the Niles Pond swans go during the winter months. The Niles Pond swans are Mute Swans (Cygnus olor) and they are neither mute nor migratory. Mute Swans doĀ not fly south in the true sense of a great migratory distance traveled, but do move around between bodies of water, and may move to a slightly warmer region.
Mute Swans swans grunt, snort, and hiss and their wingbeats make a beautiful throbbing sound when flying. See previous GMG posts about the Niles Pond Mute Swans ~
Vibrant ThrobbingĀ Wingbeats
Niles Pond or BraceĀ Cove
Cape Ann: Home of Safe Harbors
Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Tourism Council as they present Coffee & Connections with special guest, Betsy Wall, Director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism
Wednesday, October 30
9:00 to 10:30 am
183 Main Street, Rockport
Please join the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Tourism Council as they present Coffee & Connections with special guest, Betsy Wall, Director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism (MOTT) on Wednesday, October 30 from 9:00 to 10:30 am, at Rockport Inn & Suites.
Betsy Wall is the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Marketing Partnership and the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism where she is responsible for Massachusetts’ domestic and international marketing programs, the Massachusetts Film and Sports Marketing Offices, and business development marketing. She serves as a member of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Travel Advisory Board, as a Chairman’s Circle board member of the U.S. Travel Association and as Chair of Discover New England, the international marketing consortium of the New England states.
This complimentary reception features coffee and pastries and a special presentation from Director Wall about the state’s tourism marketing program.
Advanced registration is required for this complimentary reception as space is limited.
What a way to watch the terrific Red Sox
This Doesn’t Shuck
Sorellanza Fall 2013 Performance Schedule
SORELLANZA
Comeā¦Stand on the Rock
Sorellanza, a 14-woman a cappella chorus based in Gloucester, announces its Fall 2013 performance schedule.
Saturday, November 16th at 7:00 p.m.
Church of the Holy Name
60 Monument Avenue, Swampscott
Friday, November 22nd, 7:00 p.m.
AscensionMemorialChurch
31 County Street, Ipswich
Sunday, November 24th, 4:00 p.m.
St. Johnās Episcopal Church
48 Middle Street, Gloucester
Sorellanza has been entertaining audiences for 8 years, with an eclectic and upbeat repertoire. Their program ranges from Renaissance to Broadway, sacred songs, rounds, Beatles and jazz. Rockport resident Patti Pike co-founded and directs the chorus. As part of their community outreach program, Sorellanza has invited talented high school seniors to audition for and join the chorus for a year. Audiences will enjoy the youthful additions to the Sorellanza sound.
For more informationĀ Contact Karen Koerth
978-546-9570Ā kfamtl@verizon.netĀ www.sorellanza.com















