Battle of 1775 Memorial

Posted on by Pat D

I was tipped off by a DPW post that the Battle of 1775 Memorial at Fort Square had been newly installed so I went down to check it out. It looks very sharp and I learned a little bit of Gloucester history (including the playground’s name: Gemellaro Ciaramitaro Playground). I also took note of the touching tributes on the benches nearby. What a lovely little spot!

Visit the Backyard Growcery, Gloucester’s new weekly farmers market

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

 ~ BACKYARDGROWERSGLOUCESTER

Starting on Wednesday, June 19!

🥬 Stop by Gloucester’s new weekly farmers market, the Backyard Growcery, managed by food equity non-profit organization Backyard Growers.

🐟 The Backyard Growcery is located at Burnham’s Field, an urban park near Gloucester’s thriving waterfront, and features small-scale North Shore farmers, bakers, a seafood vendor, an artisanal pizza maker, and more, throughout the season.

The Backyard Growcery accepts SNAP and Senior Coupons. Burnham’s Field is accessible via CATA bus. It is located near the Sheedy Park stop on the Gloucester Crossing & Business Express Loop.

Stay tuned for a calendar of free food-growing, gardening, and art workshops taking place at the Growcery that are designed to bring our community together. The Backyard Growcery also features a Community Resources area where visitors can access essential services and learn more about innovative nonprofit organizations making an impact on Cape Ann.

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Visit the Backyard Growcery, Gloucester’s new weekly farmers market

Margarita Monday Mile Marker

Posted on by Pat D

Sometimes Margarita Monday turns into Tequila Tuesday like it did last week. I met my cousins for dinner at Mile Marker and had my Monday Margarita: cranberry! I usually prefer no rim but this one added a nice touch. Our group was served well by the staff and the food was on point. We look forward to returning no matter the day of the week.

This Week at The Cut!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

 ~ THE CUT LIVE ~ 

Another great week of music and comedy at The Cut! We still have tickets available for every show so grab yours while you can!

Tuesday: Esther Rose with Dylan Earl. Doors at 6:30pm. Show at 7:30pm. There are still some tickets available for this show. Music: Americana, Country.
Wednesday: Wednesday Night Vibes with The FCC Organ Trio in “The Corner” at the front of the restaurant. Music from 7:30pm – 10pm. No cover. Music: Instrumental Blues, Jazz.
Saturday Brunch: The Clements Brothers in “The Corner” at the front of the restaurant. Brunch served 10am – 2:30pm, live music from 11am – 2pm. No cover. Music: Bluegrass.
Saturday: A Night of Comedy Featuring Christine Hurley, Kathy Gilmour, and Tim Champa. Doors at 7:30pm. Show at 8:30pm. There are still some tickets available for this show.
Sunday: Lizzie No with Hayley Reardon. Doors at 7pm. Show at 8pm. There are still some tickets available for this show. Music: Folk, Rock, Indie.

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International Dory Race Elimination Race Held

Posted on by Pat D

The International Dory Race eliminations were held Saturday from the Harbor Loop on a beautiful morning. A photo dump follows including photos provided by Leo L, our roving correspondent. Competitors included

Linda Geary and Elin Af Klinteburg (Over 50 Women)**

Sienna Mercaldi and Eden MacDonald (Juniors)**

Rachael Cecilio and Ashley Smith** vs Kristen Burnham and Alexis Novello (Womens)

Jerry and Caitlin Ciaramitaro vs Jimmy Tarantino and Sarah Lewine** (Mixed)

Erik Dombrowski and Joe Sanfilippo** vs Mike Harmon and Jay Prince (Over 50 Men)

Sam and Peter Taromina** vs JJ Pallazolla and Vincenso Terranova vs Alex Rodolosi and Jared Morris (Open)

** indicates the winning team in that category. Huge shoutout to Sara Gray for the assist with these details. Also thank you to my roving correspondent Leo for the additional photos and information. Thanks also to Jeff for allowing access to the viewpoint at the turning point.