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seARTS 2014 Partner With an Artist Program:
Call to Artists and Application Guidelines
seARTS invites artists to apply for Partner With an Artist Grants
Partner With an Artist (PWA), seARTS signature artist grant program, provides grants to artists to create new work — in any medium: visual, performing, multimedia art — in partnership with local businesses. PWA’s focus is to celebrate the arts, strengthen partnerships with the business community, and to promote a vibrant and culturally rich economy on Cape Ann.
The 2014 PWA program will connect with three of Cape Ann’s Cultural Districts: Essex River, Harbortown and Rocky Neck. Jurors will award three $1,500 grants, totaling $4,500, to artists who collaborate with a business in a Cape Ann Cultural District. One artist or project in each of three Cultural Districts will receive a grant. Each completed project will be presented in its Cultural District for the public to experience and enjoy.
Partnership with a business: This is an opportunity for artists and businesses to explore a creative relationship. We seek to fund innovative projects where artists and businesses work together to explore new opportunities only made possible by collaborating. A business might provide goods, services, or space for a project.
Creating opportunities for artists: PWA supports artists and encourages creative new work that connects to the local community and that will attract residents and visitors to explore and enjoy the Cultural District.
Grants: One $1,500 grant will be awarded to one artist in partnership with a business located in each of these three Cultural Districts: Rocky Neck, Harbortown and Essex Cultural Districts.
Please note: Projects in the Rockport Cultural District are not eligible. A grant was awarded in the Rockport Cultural District in 2012.
Phase One:
April – June 2014
Grant applications will be solicited by seARTS for artists collaborating with a business in each of these three Cultural Districts:
Gloucester’s Rocky Neck Cultural District
Gloucester’s Harbortown Cultural District
Essex River Cultural District
Phase Two:
June 2014
One grant of $1,500 will be awarded to one artist collaborating with a business in each of these three Cultural Districts:
Gloucester’s Rocky Neck Cultural District
Gloucester’s Harbortown Cultural District
Essex River Cultural District
Phase Three:
September-October 2014
Completed projects will be presented in their Cultural Districts.
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Resources and Links:
PWA Overview
Massachusetts Cultural Council
www.facebook.com/GloucestersRockyNeckCulturalDistrict
Application Deadline: June 20, 2014
Award Notifications: June 27, 2014
Public Project Presentations: September/October 2014
HOW TO APPLY
If you are a current member of seARTS, there is no fee to apply for this program. To join or renew your membership please visit www.searts.org/wp/joinsupport/. If you wish to apply, but not join seARTS, there is a $25 application fee.
APPLICATION must include:
1. Cover sheet with contact information: name, street address, email, phone number(s), and names of all artists and business partners involved in the project.
2. Resume or C.V.
3. $25 application fee for non-member applicants.
4. One page project description, including a description of how the partnership will work. Identify the business partner(s): company name, street address, contact person, email and phone number(s)
5. Budget including in-kind donations.
6. Work samples:
Visual Art: 10-20 images numbered and titled on CD-ROM readable on Macintosh. Jpeg files at 300dpi, approximately 4” x 5”.
Media, Performance or Sound Art: 5 minutes on DVD or CD, with numbered media list that corresponds to work samples.
DEADLINE: All applications must by received no later than June 6.
Contact information: pwa.searts@gmail.com or 978-281-1222
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Where to eat, what to buy, who to see, and how to stay on trend—the answers lie all over the North Shore. We all have our go-to favorites and it’s your turn to weigh in by voting for the 2014 BONS Readers’ Choices Awards.
This year, there are more categories, a better voting platform, and bigger recognition for Readers’ Choices winners in the August 2014 issue of Northshore! Voting ends June 1.

BASICS
Festive Sunday Morning Service
May 4, 2014 at 10 :00 am in the Sanctuary
Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church
Corner of Middle and Church Streets, on the green
Accessible Entrance at 10 Church Street
All are Welcome – Free Will offering gratefully accepted
Refreshments following the service
Additional Information at www.gloucesteruu.org
Continue reading “Celebrate the Life & Legacy of Unitarian Universalist Pete Seeger – Sunday May 4”
The Honors Youth Choir will perform songs of love and friendship including selections from early opera, sentimental favorites, revolutionary war songs, humorous songs and even a little doo-wop. The concert will be a walk down memory lane with songs that cover the gamut of love and friendship.
Sunny says the youth have been working very hard to prepare for this concert and are looking forward to presenting an evening of fun, sentiment and beauty.
Youth in the Concert:
Rockport: Emily Dailey, Sarah Palmer, Sophie Shwartzer, Katrina Tuck
Gloucester: Lucas Brisbois, Lucia DiMeo, Olivia Francis, Moriah Murphy-Thornley, Shannon Murphy-Thornley, Kayla Saltonstall, Isabel White, Silas White, Rachel Wolfe
Essex: Anna Newkill
Manchester: Naomi Franklin, Madelaine Potter, Sarah Potter, Tori Potter
Ipswich: Taeko Abuza, Bailey Amazeen, Regan Amazeen, Elsa Anderson, Marina Beauvois, Elijah Bergner, Isaac Bergner, Nicole Brouillette, Daniel Buletza, Teaghan Duff, Maggie Gould, Myles Kercher, Rachel McCatty, Fiona O’Connell, Erica Prisby
Wenham: Shayne Bower
Boxford: Emma Vitale
South Hamilton: Ellie Greer
Rowley: Emily Beckingham, Alice Thornton
Georgetown: Grace McGrail, Laura Tarr
Newburyport: Isabelle Bacon, Anna Moreland
North Andover: Breanna McCarragher
Marblehead: Iryna Polunia
GloucesterCast With Patti Amaral and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/18/14
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Topics Include: Gloucester MA, 01930, Earth Day 2014, Carry In/ Carry Out, Sidewalk Sweeping Day, Rose Lopiccolo, Recycling, Rozalia Project, Maritime Gloucester, Single Stream Recycling Is Coming, Hookset Sewer Disks

Patti Says- Recycle!
Everyday should be Earth day. Please see the following information from Patti Amaral.


Hello Donna, here is a couple of pictures one for sidewalk sweeping and one for earth day. The one sweeping is for sidewalk sweeping and the dog with the recycling is for earth day. I figured you could put a caption “ Even a dog can help cleanup for Earth Day” and recycle too. Sidewalk sweeping is April 19th. The Building Center of Gloucester sponsors our Sidewalk Sweeping Day with a ad in the Gloucester Times asking residents to join in and sweep our sidewalks. We ask residents to sweep their sidewalks keeping it in small piles so that the street sweeping machine can pick it up.
Earth Day is April 26th. from 9-12 at Stage Fort Park. Wolf Hill has generously donated a pansy for children to take home. We are also again asking for donations for the Open Door asking if volunteers can bring fresh fruits and veggies for the pantry. I have contacted Joey and we are suppose to get together to do something for earth day but I thought a little information ahead of time will hopefully let people know to save the date and such. Thank you for your help and if you need anything else from me just let me know. Patti Peace
This event again was a success with many brides to-be and their families coming to Cruiseport on Sunday. The vendors, food and fashion show was a great time. Here are a couple of pictures.
Looking for a fun event the whole family can enjoy tonight? Come to the 6th Annual Cape Ann Art Haven Buoy Auction and Family FUN Night. There will be art activities, live music, open buffet, silent auction of our amazing artist buoys and much more!
$20 Family | $10 Adult | $5 student. [@ DOOR: $25 Family | $20 Adult | $10 student]
If I’ve said it once I’ve said it a million times- The Hive and Art Haven have to be either close to or at the very top of a vast majority of organizations involved in making cool events happen in Gloucester.
The positive energy radiating from this place off the chain.
Good people top to bottom and fun times are guaranteed just by being in their presence.
That being said, there is no better time to be in their presence than the annual buoy auction next Friday night when the biggest fundraiser of the year for the organization takes place.
Go and have a fun time and at the same time support a tremendous group of young energetic people who are putting in a ton of energy to make our community a better place.
Huge thanks to major sponsor of the Buoy Auction Cape Ann Savings Bank-
Looking for a fun event the whole family can enjoy? Come to the 6th Annual Cape Ann Art Haven Buoy Auction and Family FUN Night on January 24th from 5:00 – 8:00pm. There will be art activities, live music, open buffet, silent auction of our amazing artist buoys and much more!
$20 Family | $10 Adult | $5 student. [@ DOOR: $25 Family | $20 Adult | $10 student]
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