
Surfside Subs and Pizza 7/3 Wicked Wednesday 🍕Buy any 18” Pizza and get an 18” Cheese Pizza for $5 gluten free crusts excluded

My View of Life on the Dock





























































































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A request from the Harbormaster’s office:
Please put these stickers on your small boats ( kayaks, dinghies, skiffs etc…) when these boat get loose and get found adrift it triggers a mandatory search for missing persons. Your name and phone number on the sticker could save everyone a lot of time, and could get you your boat back. The stickers are free at the harbormasters office. “
-John Harvey
This week looks a little bit different with our giant Horribles Parade cookout tonight and a day off tomorrow. Come watch the parade with us, stay for the Satch Kerans Band and guests immediately after the parade….and then join us for our typically scheduled early shows and late shows on Friday + Saturday. You can also end your holiday weekend with us with live music at 6:00 on Sunday.

If you have visitors or friends interested in parking at the area beaches, you should share the information provided on the non-resident parking availability site. Here’s the link: https://bit.ly/3VFgOye It’s pretty easy and clear to figure out what you need to plan for up to several days in advance. Also check Facebook Gloucester Beaches regularly for updates.


You can stream the song here: https://open.spotify.com/album/2BcaXkAzNdVcnHyEHt9ybx?si=27iGuEFKSxSzBUlrQdJgwA or on any other streaming services.
Brandon is best known as the lead singer of the local band, Kicked Off The Bus. Two Devils includes guest performances by KOTB’s guitarist, Sam Pallazolla, and local teen singer, Lila Barry. The Wannabe Teenagers is comprised of local musicians, Trevor Blank, Philip Corey, Joel Favazza, and Christian Palmisano. Two Devils was recorded by Warren Babson at Bang-A-Song Studios, in downtown Gloucester.



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Wide Open…

Humor in art serves many purposes – as a light moment in dark times, as a commentary to illuminate or challenge, or simply as a small treat, a bit of candy. Employing a rich variety of media and techniques, including painting, photography, sculpture, installation and stop motion animation, these artists poke fun, elicit cheap laughs, and expose truths. Popular culture icons, the animal kingdom, contemporary social issues, and the human condition are all fair game. Come, figure out what’s so funny, and laugh with us.
About the juror: Colleene Fesko is a Boston-based fine art and antiques appraiser and broker specializing in 19th through 21st century American and European paintings, prints, works on paper, and sculpture. Her experience includes serving as a consultant with Christie’s American Painting Department, and two decades at Skinner Auction of Boston.
The public is invited to celebrate What’s So Funny at the Opening Reception on Sunday, July 14, 2024, 5-7 PM. View the art, meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments, beverages and ever-lively conversation.
Exhibiting Artists:
John Bassett, Jennifer Blesso, Katie Bull, Mike Cangemi, Betsy Carter, Katherine Coakley, Yhanna Coffin, Michael Costello, Debra Damon, Andrew Dixon, Cheryl Dyment, Liz Sibley Fletcher, Rebecca Flores-Mantilla, Seth Goldfine, Laura Green, Blyth Hazen, Kata Hull, Emily Lombardo, Brendan MacAllister, Andy Matlow, Judith-Grace Miller, Evan Morse, Judi Muscara-Orfanos, Greg Orfanos, R.Ellis Orrall, Sarah Marcella Parella, Christy Park, Jennifer Pinck, Jonathan Pinto, Howard Pohl, Dennis Poitras, Hans Pundt, Judy Robinson-Cox, Tom Robinson-Cox, Mia Rosenblatt Tinkjian, Lynn Sausele, Andrew Steinberg, Dana Telsrow, Suzanne Ulrich, Jake Ursino, Karen Watson, Christine Whalen-Waller, James Wickey.
Related Events: “Laughs from the Past” Movie Night, August 3 at 8 PM, The Cultural Center at Rocky Neck.
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The Rocky Neck Art Colony (RNAC), a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, nurtures excellence in the arts through exhibitions, workshops, residencies and vibrant cultural events for its members and the public. On picturesque Rocky Neck in Gloucester, Massachusetts, RNAC operates three exhibition spaces, open to the public for free, The Cultural Center at Rocky Neck (6 Wonson Street); The Salted Cod Arthouse (53 Rocky Neck Ave.), a partnership gallery and café; and Cove Gallery (37 Rocky Neck Ave.), open seasonally in the former gallery of local artists Gordon and Judith Goetemann. Check the website, www.rockyneckartcolony.org, for hours, openings and special events. For more information, see the website or call 978-515-7004


Kids Eat Free
Every Wednesday
Dine in only, with adult entree
We are open July 3rd! Join us for dinner!!!
Machaca Tacos & Tequila
14 Rogers St Gloucester, MA
You know that band everyone was talking about that crushed fiesta Thursday? They didn’t take a break and played 3 straight hours and packed the place? It was these guys right here! And they’re back for July 3rd, 9-12am! @alexanthonyband let’s gooooooo































The Oars

~ THE CUT LIVE ~

It’s 4th of July Week and while we’ll be taking a little time to unwind, we also have a couple FANTASTIC shows in store!!
Wednesday: The Fishtown Horribles Parade will be passing by our doorstep right at the corner of Main Street and Pleasant Street around 7pm (the parade runs on a schedule all its own, so this is our best guess). Make a reservation for dinner and step outside to watch the parade go by! We have a huge bar and the red, white and blue drinks will be flowing!
Friday: The Marc Sandman Memorial Concert – Gone 25 Years, But Not Forgotten. Show at 8:30pm. There are a VERY limited number of tickets left to this show. Music: Rock, Funk, Indie
Saturday: Heavy Metal Horns. Doors at 7:00pm. Show at 8:00pm. There are still some tickets available for this show. Music: Blues, Pop, Rock, Funk, Soul.
WE HAVE NEW SUMMER HOURS: WEDNESDAY – SUNDAY | 4PM – 12AM
WE WILL BE CLOSED ON THURSDAY, JULY 4TH
THE CUT | 177 Main Street | Gloucester, MA
My Margarita Monday post got away from me in the Fiesta chaos, so here you go just one day late (but–Tequila Tuesday!). We stopped by the Hideaway on Bearskin Neck in Rockport for our most recent Margarita Monday stop. This lovely little respite is relatively new and is located behind the Bearskin Neck Motor Lodge. It’s a nice escape from the bustle of Bearskin Neck in the summertime. Light snacks are available as well as libations. It’s a window service / seat yourself kind of location…very low key. It’s also quite a pretty view. Give a try next time you are down there.





