https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5zdZALvXog
Can you spot the GMG Tent at the Waterfront Festival?
Hint: The one with the two red balloons. Come on down and have some great Iced Tea with a reusable mason jar.
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Ohana Block Party Grub-Yum!
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Evening at Pleasant and Main Streets
Block party!
It was a great evening for a block party!
Among other people I ran into, Joey and his family were dining at Ohana:
And Henry Allen’s North Shore Folklore Theatre were doing a reading of part of one of Judith Sargent Murray’s plays, “The Happy Medium”:
I also took a moment to go to The Cave to buy something for a party I was going to later. Peach Chutney, which I put on ice cream! It was delicious!
These are great events!
– Matthew Green
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Community Photos 8/18/13
The Gatehouse On Niles This Past Winter From Lisa Jordan
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2013 Gloucester Fishermens Memorial Service, Photos from Anthony Marks
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F/V Orion and Team All Funked Up are all fired up for the 2nd Annual Bluefin Blowout in Gloucester
F/V Orion and Team All Funked Up are all fired up for the 2nd Annual Bluefin Blowout in Gloucester. Game time is 12:00 a.m. out of Cape Ann Marina Friday August 23. Time to have some fun, fun, Funky!
For more info- www.bluefinblowout.com
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Our Lady of Good Voyage modeled after Azorean Church
The current church was built in 1914, after the original church burned down.
The church was modeled after the Santa Maria Madelena church in Madelena, Pico, Azores, shown above in a mid 1900 circa post card.
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August 2013 Downtown Gloucester Block Party Pics From Anthony Marks
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Todd Tanger and Aurelia Nelson from 104.9 Represent! With Sista Felicia
Listen to Sister Felicia’s Interview With Aurelia This Sunday at 9:00AM!
Click here to listen on the 104.9 website
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Hector Berlioz Quote Of The Week From Greg Bover
“Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils.”
Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) suggested by Rick Isaacs
Born in France, Berlioz was initially sent to Paris to study medicine, but spent the majority of his time in the library of the Conservatoire, in which he later enrolled to study composition. He himself was influenced by Beethoven, Gluck, and Mozart, among others, but would go on to have a profound effect on symphonic music, especially in powerful instrumentation, along with Liszt and Wagner, his contemporaries. Much of Berlioz’s work was inspired by the poetry of Byron, Goethe, and Shakespeare; his best known work, Symphonie fantastique, was inspired in part by Thomas deQuincey’s Confessions of an Opium Eater. Later in life, Berlioz came full circle, returning to the Paris Conservatoire to serve as Head Librarian. Gustav Mahler, Richard Strauss and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov all gave credit to Berlioz for work that pre-figured their own.
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Harbortown Cultural District next big event Tues August 27th, 6PM at the Cape Ann Museum
Don’t forget
CAPE ANN MUSEUM * IS THE NEXT BIG HARBORTOWN CULTURAL DISTRICT EVENT
Date: August 27, 2013
Time: 6PM
Please RSVP for the head count party prep
Let’s support our GHCD partner! The Cape Ann Museum, a Harbortown founding partner, has generously offered an exclusive after hours treat.
Come wander the hallways, rooms, expansive permanent collection and not one, but TWO well-thought and expertly curated, rotating exhibits, all the while sipping a beverage and enjoying your fellow GHCD cohorts. Museum Director Ronda Faloon will lead a tour of the Museum’ s renovation plans, with the most up to date and exciting reveal and news. Let’s put it this way…their campaign is inspiring! Take your own mental “before” snapshots and be ready for the Museum’s “after” plans: aiming for an even better visual, intellectual and cultural classic for downtownGloucester.
Along with socializing, having a bit of wine, cheese and fruit (compliments of the Museum), we’ll also mesh this event seamlessly with a partners meeting. We’ll do some GHCD business while we’re hobnobbing and doing business!
Questions, please contact
Judith Hoglander, Co-Chair, judith@nii.net
Bob Whitmarsh, Co-Chair, since2013@comcast.net
Visit www.gloucesterharbortown.org general email: harbortowninfo@gmail.com
*Gloucester Harbortown Cultural District founding partner institution
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The Amazing Alex Razdan and the A-Train Orchestra
At Harbor Loop, August 15, 2013.
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Gloucester’s Waterfront Festival
The festival goes on Saturday and Sunday, August 17th and 18th. On a beautiful day some down and browse.
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Angels on Madfish Wharf!
Carol McKenna Gallery presents professional Angel Reader, Joy Kasmer Saturday and Sunday 2-6:00 PM or by appointment. Joy’s readings are a combination of mediumship, psychic flow, angel cards and pendulum. Enjoy a Salem reading at Gloucester prices, $25 for a 15 minute reading and $45 for a 30 minute one, and $10 for a children’s reading.
A visit to Magical Madfish Wharf in the Rocky Neck Art Colony is not to be missed. Visit with gifted artists, enjoy music and amazing sushi and reconnect with your guardian angels.
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Roomba Shark Cat, Hammerhead Sharky Ferocious Pit Bull, and Baby Duck
Although Shark Week is officially over, I can’t resist one more video featuring Shark Cat, Sharky the Ferocious Pit Bull, and a baby duck who appears to want to go for ride with Shark Cat on the roomba.
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The Rockport Legion Band concludes its 80th season on Sunday August 25
The Rockport Legion Band concludes its 80th season of free summer concerts at the Back Beach Bandstand on Sunday, August 25, 20913 at 7:00 PM.
Kids are welcome, bring chairs or sit on the grass, and popcorn and cold drinks are available.
Jason Howard conducts the eighth concert of our eightieth consecutive summer concert series. The diamond anniversary program will include the following pieces:
- Star Spangled Banner – Francis Scott Key
- Marche Des Parachutistes Belges – Pierre Leemans
- The Music Man – Meredith Willson
- A Johnny Mercer Medley – Arr. Frank Cofield
- Harlem Nocturne (Alto Sax Solo, JoAnn Thrasher) – Earle Hagen
- Clarinet Boogie – Andrew Balent
- Dixieland Jam – Arr. Bob Lowden
- American Anthem – Gene scheer
- Penny Whistle Jig (Piccolo Solo, Jeannine Lynch) – Henry Mancini
- Lord Of The Dance – Ronan Hardiman
- Hey Jude – John Lennon, Paul McCartney
- Alabama Jubilee (Tuba Solo, Alan Bernard) – Arr. Trevarthen
- The Presidents March – Henry Fillmore
- 1812 Overture – P. Tschaikowsky
- Stars and Stripes Forever – John Philip Sousa
- God Bless America – Irving Berlin
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Back by Popular Demand – Music & Meditation in the Meetinghouse (MMM)
MUSIC & MEDITATION IN THE MEETINGHOUSE
With Dr. Neil Williams and Moira Kelly
SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 2013 at 7:30pm
GLOUCESTER UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Corner of Middle and Church Streets
Open to the Public with Free-Will Offering
Social Gathering Afterwards with Refreshments
For more information click here
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Sista Felicia and Peter Van Ness on Aurelia Nelson’s Curtain Up Sunday 9am 104.9 FM
Well … Aurelia Nelson found a clever way to host Sista Felicia on her North Shore104.9 radio show Curtain Up that features guests in music and theatre. But it wasn’t much of a stretch. Anyone who’s ever seen Felicia in the kitchen knows that she puts on a great show. She’s got star quality!
So get up early enough tomorrow (Sunday) to catch Aurelia Nelson interview Sista Felicia about her new cookbook at 9am and you’ll also get to hear Peter talk about how our Fall concert series is reviving The Larcom Theatre in Beverly.
In the meantime, you can bop down to the Waterfront Festival and check out Sista Felicia’s tent.
Watching her put the sides on is a good show in and of itself.
Good Morning Gloucester 