
Don’t miss out on the final days of the progressive sale of Sea Glass Stepping Stones at the Cape Ann Designs Studio. Open Saturday, November 9 from 10-4 – 44 Thurston Pt. Rd. Back Barn.
My View of Life on the Dock

Don’t miss out on the final days of the progressive sale of Sea Glass Stepping Stones at the Cape Ann Designs Studio. Open Saturday, November 9 from 10-4 – 44 Thurston Pt. Rd. Back Barn.


The artists of Rockport invite you to the Second Saturday ArtWalk! This Saturday, November 9th, from 5:00-8:00 pm our galleries will be open, with many offering snacks and beverages. This is a great chance to shop local and get a jump on your holiday shopping list! Visit our website RockportArtists.com for a list of participating galleries and an interactive map.
It’s a great chance to shop local and get a jump on holiday shopping
In the shop today and tomorrow (Friday and Saturday Nov 8/9) 44 Main St from 11-5. Sunday and Veterans Day Monday 11-3. In partnership with https://www.instagram.com/patdsphotos/ Pat D’s Photos!

There are plenty of knit caps out there. There aren’t many that have the fleece lining which is a total game changer. The fleece is so soft and keeps you so warm. Once you try one of these on, it renders all other fall/winter caps inferior. Buy three at once I’ll put in a free one for you. Mix and match. These are perfect for you, your family and for gifts.
Available at 44 Main St or at these links-
Available in Cream, Tan, Red, Grey, Black and Pink for women Pom Beanies.







Available in Grey, Black, Heather Grey, Navy, Brown and Gloucester Maroon






THE ULTIMATE BAGEL EXPERIENCE
Thoughtfully tailored bagel boards featuring Salty’s artisan bagels and fresh, high-quality ingredients selected for their exceptional flavor. Each board is crafted to order and designed to align perfectly with the theme of your special occasion or event
For more information on ordering and pricing, please email us at saltysbagels@gmail.com.

Here’s a plug to promote the hard work of Cape Ann LIVE in providing coverage of local sports events. Consider a donation and sharing their efforts with friends and family.

Pat D’s Photos will be at a number of upcoming holiday fairs and we hope to see you there! Most of these fairs benefit worthy organizations AND offer great gift ideas ….. sometimes food too! We will also be expanding our store hours at 44 Main St. after Thanksgiving, so stay tuned for updates on when you can stop by and shop in person for your Gloucester based gifts, keepsakes and apparel. Hope to see you Saturday Nov 16 at the Magnolia Women’s Holiday Fair!

Half off our full menu ALL DAY AND NIGHT 🍕
Half off our golf bays today until 5pm ⛳️
We hope this starts their weekend off right!




Autumn Leaves…


Visitors from Singapore
~ The Cut Live ~

This week we’re beefing up the menu (get it?) with the Howie Mac Burger (house ground brisket & chuck, au poivre, special sauce, American or cheddar cheese, served with herb mushroom salt fries or a house salad) and the Inner Beauty Chicken wings (Trinidadian style habanero hot sauce, scallion, cilantro, pickled radish & cucumber). Word on the street is that there will be a chicken sandwich making its debut as well… Come on down and try it all!
This majestic Great Blue heron was watching roadside activity from a perch riverside.



Please join the Sawyer Free Library on Saturday, November 9 at 2:30 pm for an author talk with Melissa Ludtke, who will be discussing her book, Locker Room Talk: A Woman’s Struggle to Get Inside, her gripping account of being at the core of this globally covered case that churned up ugly prejudices about the place of women in sports. Joining her in the conversation will be fellow local author of The Tigerbelles, Aime Card.
The event is being presented with the Bookstore of Gloucester who will be selling copies of Melissa’s book. No registration is required. If you have questions, please call the Library at 978-325-5500.
About Locker Room Talk:
“Locker Room Talk: A Woman’s Struggle to Get Inside,” to be published by Rutgers University Press, Melissa Ludtke describes what it was like to be the 26-year old woman swept up by the societal hurricane spinning around her lawsuit against Major League Baseball. Living in the bulls-eye of sexist commentary exacted a high emotional toll on her, as those who wanted to protect the well-fortified bastion of male privilege argued against Ludtke’s legal claim, often by mocking her. To them, she was a terrifying symbol of women’s liberation during a time of revolutionary change in women’s lives. Still, Melissa’s legal case carved pathways which generations of girls followed.
About the Author:
In her award-winning journalism career, Melissa Ludtke reported at Sports Illustrated, was a correspondent at Time, and the editor of Nieman Reports at Harvard University’s Nieman Foundation for Journalism. Her lifelong engagement with issues revolving around girls and women’s lives led her to write two books, “On Our Own: Unmarried Motherhood in America,” and “Touching Home in China: in search of missing girlhoods.” In “Locker Room Talk: A Woman’s Struggle to Get Inside,” her upcoming memoir, Melissa revisits her federal lawsuit, Ludtke v. Kuhn, which in 1978 secured equal access for women sports reporters. This meant women could interview players, coaches and the manager in the locker room, as male reporters had done for decades. She is a graduate of Wellesley College and lives in Cambridge, MA with her college-aged daughter, Maya.
