Best Dance Party in Town

Posted on by God's Morning

If you went to the last one, you already know that.  If you love to dance, meet and hang out with cool, fun and lively people, in a spot with a great dance floor and great dancing music, don’t miss this.   My hip has finally recovered from the last one, so I’ll be looking for some dance partners!

FRIDAY, April 19th, 7 -10pm
 The Cultural Center on Rocky Neck
6 Wonson St, Rocky Neck, Gloucester

Suggested donation of $10 per person is greatly appreciated.
This is a fun, fundraiser to help support
The Cultural Center on Rocky Neck


Last months DANCE PARTY  was a smashing success, over 80 people attended throughout the night, the dance floor was crankin’ the whole time, and everyone had a great time!  I’ve had some excellent feedback on the music, people loved it!  If you like lively dance tunes, then this is the place for you! 

We’ve got a big wood dance floor, a big open space, friendly and open vibe, and we welcome you! Single, got no partner, come alone! Join us on the dance floor, meet new people and have a great time!  The dance floor was humming right at 7, so come early and dance to your hearts content!

All are welcome!!!!!!

If you wanna bring a snack to share, please do so. Bring your own beverages, of whatever sort (alcohol is fine). Please note that this not a drinking party, it’s a dance party. Tables for snacks and beverages will be set up downstairs, so please bring them down there when you arrive. If you could please take with you what you brought, that would help us a lot on clean up at the end of the evening.

Hope to see YOU there! The people make the party, hope you’ll help us make it a good one! PLEASE SHARE THIS AND INVITE OTHERS!

For questions, info, please email BrendaMalloy@hotmail.com or call 978-559-1709

If you’d like to volunteer or help out in any way at this event, let Brenda know Open-mouth smile

E.J. Lefavour

Winners of the GMG/FOB Cape Ann Giclee Gift Certificates

Posted on by Kimsmithdesigns

Congratulations to everyone who won a certificate gift and to everyone who participated. Looking forward to the next GMG/FOB show! Don’t forget to check out Charlie Carroll’s work at Cape Ann Giclee. The opening reception is this Friday, April 12, from 5 to 9.

Hi Joey,

Hope you are having fun in Florida which I am sure you are.

We have tallied the votes for the Good Morning Gloucester FOB show that we had here at Cape Ann Giclee and we have a list of the winners! 92 people voted and here are the results:

1st Place – Joey C – $100 gift certificate to CAG
2nd Place – it’s a tie! – Craig Kimberley and Carol McKenna – $50 gift certificates to CAG
3rd place – another tie! – Len Burgess and Thom Falzarano – $25 gift certificates to CAG

Craig and Joey GMG-Cape Ann Giclee ©Kim Smith 2013
Thanks to all who came and saw the artwork and voted and those who bought prints as well! We are in the process of hanging another show for photographer Charlie Carroll. That one man show opens this Friday at our studio 20 Maplewood Ave. The opening reception is Friday from 5 – 9 pm; all are welcome to attend!

Thanks,

Anna and James Eaves


Remember Avenging Annie ~ Andy Pratt’s 1973 top 40 hit? You can see him perform it live tomorrow (Thursday)

Posted on by Vickie & Peter

Only in Gloucester.

Tomorrow (Thursday) the Singer / Songwriter Shuffle at Giuseppe’s features a number of local favorites including Noise Magazine founder T Max, Joe Wilkins and Andy Pratt, who’s hit “Avenging Annie” reached #15 on Boston’s WRKO.  Here’s a video of the original:

After the shuffle, you can shuffle on down to the Dog Bar to see Brad Byrd, another local about to make it big.  Here’s his latest video:

More Brad Byrd videos here.

VIDEO: Fool’s Dual 2013 – Chasing Dan Lane

Posted on by Craig Kimberley

Just having a little fun chasing around the runners. (click the wheel for HD)

Renee and Joe ~ The Monagle Sessions @ MinglewoodAtLat43~ 9-12 ~ 4.10.2013

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Here’s a song you don’t hear to often at music venues.  I just love how Renee, Joe and Dennis perform “I Go Out Walkin”… among many sweet and rockin originals they have to share…Tonight @ The Monagle Sessions at MinglewoodTavern AtLat.

http://www.reneeandjoemusic.com/

http://minglewoodtavern.com/

Live Blogging: Spring Beaver

Posted on by Craig Kimberley

Goose Cove Reservoir Has Spring Beaver

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How much do you tip on a $14.89 pizza delivery

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

I ordered a lg pepperoni and onion from a pizza joint a mile and a half away from my moms condo in Naples. Tipped $2.11 and git attitude from the deluvery person.

Was that not enough? How much would you tip on that order?

Some photos from my archive

Posted on by Matthew Green

I took these almost a year ago and never got around to editing and publishing them until now…

– Fr. Matthew Green

Poll: Does It Make Me A Bad Perspon If I Don’t Wanna Clean Up Someone Else’s Pee On A Public Toilet Seat

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Here’s the scenario:

You walk into a public bathroom to relieve myself (number 1) and the one toilet in there has the toilet seat down and someone else’s pee all over it.

I’m just not gonna be the guy who grabs toilet paper and cleans off someone else’s pee.

Would you clean off the toilet seat first?

Community Stuff 4/10/13

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Schooner Adventure’s History Sharing Program – April 12, 2013 (10am) – rescheduled from snowed out March date

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Come see images of old Gloucester and share your own memories during these free monthly presentations at the Rose Baker Senior Center. This month – “Ghosts of Vincent Cove:

The Shipbuilders and their Vessels” See images and hear about the ship builders and their vessels in Gloucester’s Vincent Cove, the area now filled in where the Senior Center now sits. (Program supported by New England Biolabs Foundation). For more information – call Schooner Adventure @978-281-8079.

Somebody Tell Paul! It’s an R.D. Invasion

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Joey,

When visiting Chatham on Sunday we spotted a familiar yet unsettling sight: an army of R.D.’s has invaded Chatham. So we felt it vitally important to alert Paul and the rest of the GoodMorningGloucester audience. The R.D. army has set up shop in a new toy store on Main Street in Chatham. There are doctor ducks, chef ducks, bride ducks, groom ducks. No way to know what their next move is but Ruby and Luke recommend keeping them under close surveillance.

– John McElhenny 

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"Letters, E-Mail, Texts — What’s Next?", a podcast episode of "On Point with Tom Ashbrook"

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

From NPR-

Letters, E-Mail, Texts — What’s Next?

Letters are dead. E-mail outdated. Text messages so passé. What’s going on with how we communicate?

http://onpoint.wbur.org

Text messages passe?  Jeeze I’m a huge fan of the simple text message to get my point across in a pinch.

Letters totally dead.  Email outdated?  I’m a dinosaur I guess.

A very special meeting of the Gloucester Area Astronomy Club April 12

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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The Gloucester Area Astronomy Club is delighted to have Dr. Mario Motta as our speaker for the April 12 GAAC meeting. Mario will address the serious threats to our dark skies (and our health!) here on Cape Ann and elsewhere.

Dr. Motta will discuss the human health issues caused by light pollution, and will outline important reasons for good lighting practices, which include energy savings, better seeing at night, and a variety of important environmental problems. This will be a fun and informative meeting on an issue that is critical to us all.

Mario has worked on light pollution issues since 1990, was instrumental in getting a light pollution policy adopted by Gloucester, and is working for similar legislation statewide. He is a founding member of NELPAG (new England Light Pollution advisory group), is on the IDA board, and has gotten both the Massachusetts Medical Society and the AMA to adopt light pollution measures for health reasons. He is on the AMA Council of Science and Public Health, and led a 2 year effort on a compilation of light pollution’s health issues that was adopted by the AMA as policy in 2012.

GAAC meets on the second Friday of every month at the Lanesville Community Center at 8:00pm. There is no cost. We’re on the web at http://gaac.us and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/gaacpage