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This Week at The Cut!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

 ~ The Cut Live ~ 

It’s Halloween week at The Cut and we’ve got all the best ways to celebrate! Our Gang of Four show on Halloween-eve is sold out, but if you’re itching to put on a costume and dance until the cheap zipper gives out, we’ve got you covered. A FREE DJ Dance Party on Halloween (prizes will be awarded for the best costumes) and TWO NIGHTS WITH SAFETY – Not your average 80s band! There are themes for each night (Friday is Goth & Glitter, Saturday is Heroes & Villains) so you can come dressed for the theme, dressed for the 80s or just dressed to DANCE.


Our new fall menu is now available so make sure you snag a reservation for dinner! (Our Street Food menu is also available and perfect for a quick bite before, during, or after a show).


Wednesday:
Gang of Four – This show is SOLD OUT. Doors 7pm, show at 7:45pm.
Thursday:
DJ Skully’s Halloween Dance Party – This is a FREE event! Costumes encouraged – there will be prizes for the best ones! 9pm-midnight.  
Friday:
SAFETY – Night 1 – Goth & Glitter – There are some tickets left for this event. Doors at 8pm. Show at 8:30pm.
Saturday:
SAFETY – Night 2 – Heroes & Villains – There are some tickets left for this event. Doors at 8pm. Show at 8:30pm.

This week The Kitchen at The Cut restaurant will be serving our new Fall menu as well as our Street Food menu curated by our new Executive Chef, Justus Dunton.

SAFETY – FRIDAY NIGHT

SAFETY – SATRUDAY NIGHT

HOURS: WEDNESDAY – SUNDAY | 4PM – 12AM

THE CUT | 177 Main Street | Gloucester, MA

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Come get get your Halloween groove on at Minglewood’s spooktacular Halloween Party! Fridayat 9:00pm

Posted on by Joanne

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Don’t miss our….-Giant costume contest with $100 CA$H prize for first place and a gift card for second place!

-Midnight Speghetti is getting the party started at 9 with LIVE music.

“Retro funk mob Midnight Spaghetti & The Chocolate G-Strings has been satisfying discriminating dancers with monster grooves since January 2003. Their blend of classic funk, conscious frenetic rap, a killer horn section, and a contagious enthusiasm for life left people wondering what planet they came from, but more importantly, how they could get on that mothership.

Keeping the old school party vibe of Digital Underground and Trouble Funk alive, Midnight Spaghetti takes the beat and runs with it in progressive directions. There are definite similarities to the contemporary genre-bending hip hop group Ozomatli, as well as the ruckus attitude of the early Red Hot Chili Peppers, but listen closely to the lyrics and you’ll find the brainy humor to be reminiscent of Frank Zappa.”

Take a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PacFTGVvYzg

http://midnightspaghetti.com/

You won’t want to miss it! It’s gonna be the best party in town….

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Purim Celebration at Temple Ahavat Achim

Posted on by Matthew Green

“Purim is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people in the ancient Persian Empire from destruction in the wake of a plot by Haman, a story recorded in the Biblical Book of Esther (Megillat Esther).” – Wikipedia

Here on GMG, I saw an invitation to Temple Ahavat Achim’s Purim celebration, and decided to attend! I’ve already been to their Hanukkah celebration and two of the Cafe Shalom events, and it’s always been interesting and enjoyable. This was no different!

If you want to make sense of these photos, I recommend you read about Purim on Wikipedia or some other source. In brief, they read and partially reenact the book of Esther (using noisemakers to blot out the name of Haman), accompanied by alcoholic (and non-alcoholic) beverages, traditional pastries called hamanashen, and the wearing of costumes.  It’s a fun mixture of ritual and lighthearted fun. Cape Ann Brewery contributed some delicious pomegranate beer!  Here are some shots I took.

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– Fr. Matthew Green