Went to visit a great shop on Main Street, Surfari
Surfari Gloucester – http://www.surfcapeann.com



My View of Life on the Dock
Massachusetts’s Tax Free is this coming weekend. Please shop local, eat local and shop the Magnolia Community Farmers Market.
The sales tax holiday for 2020 will occur on August 29 and 30. Retail items of up to $2,500, purchased in Massachusetts for personal use on these two days, will be exempt from sales tax.
Shop local, great food and great gift ideas.
please visit
magnoliacommunityfarmersmarket.com
and shop for contact less pick up

New product from Ardizzoni Photography, with art shows being canceled decided to shake things up and decided to do beach towels. They are $30 a piece and can do any of my photos. Here is a snapshot of some the photos that I have done. Thank you all.









Thank you again, for more information please contact me at
donna@ardizzoniphotography.com
339-234-0776

Remember to shop local to help our neighbors businesses.
Shop Local and help our small businesses.
https://www.magnoliacommunityfarmersmarket.com/shop/
Lookie lookie here! A fun and rewarding way to support your local farmers market!
#localsprovidingforlocals
On Mon, Jul 13, 2020 at 9:57 PM Magnolia Community Farmers Market <magnoliacommunityfarmersmarket@gmail.com> wrote:
Good evening friends and vendors! This week we’ve hit the ground running with a social media campaign we hope will catch some eyes and entice some shoppers. Attached is a PDF flyer which you are welcome to post on your social media platforms this week and encourage sharing and liking and tagging by all your followers. This flyer has also been boosted on our facebook and shared to our Instagram. I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t love a discount! Let’s try to kick this party up a notch!
And if you’re on our facebook page, check out and share the new videos posted last week! One from 1623 Studios show “Cape Ann Today” and another live video from us on Sunday morning!
Orders have already started to roll in, so we are hoping for another great week! Stay cool out there! See you Sunday!
Alana
MCFM

Need fruit, veggies, flowers, gifts, food, bread and great treasures, please visit the following link.
https://www.magnoliacommunityfarmersmarket.com/shop/
We need to help our local restaurants, retail stores, banks and small businesses. Please shop local, we have great places right here to take care of our needs. Also the Magnolia Community Farmers Market is another place to be able help our wonderful small businesses. It is so easy to shop, please go to
http://www.magnoliacommunityfarmersmarket.com

Thank you and take care
A downtown neighborhood institution, Larsen’s, 131 Main Street, Gloucester, Ma. is closing after 60 years. Think of all the generations of new shoes! My friends loved how professional they were, measuring for the right fit, and their great customer service.
Please support their shoe stock close out sale. Phone: (978) 828-1297



https://www.facebook.com/Designofmine66/

512 Essex Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
Hope to get my summer lobster P.J.s for Rick and I today from Pauline’s. Do not forget Pauline’s sells very Popular Rubs and Spices Made in USA Used by Great Grillers Across America.

We’ve Got You Covered for Father’s Day!
Keep your dad (and everyone else) a bit safer! We offer colorful, washable, reversible, hand-sewn, custom-made face masks. $15 each. Dads will love our locally-made products including whimsical fish mugs, ocean-inspired pottery, cutting boards, hand-sewn BBQ aprons, local photography, and so much more. Support area artists! Curbside pickup or shipping. Email us for details at: artsaboundmagnolia@gmail.com
ARTS ABOUND, 21C Lexington Ave, Magnolia Village in Gloucester, MA
https://www.artsaboundmagnolia.com/
We will be OPEN for curbside pickup Thursday thru Saturday 10-2. Please call 978-282-3227. Thanks for your support!!!
48 Main Street Gloucester, MA 01930
Remember to shop local

If your child is having a birthday in these times of social distancing we can help! Contact us at 978.281.2011 and set up a birthday registry that you can then share with family and friends, near and far. We will manage all the purchases, wrap all the presents, and deliver the gifts to the birthday recipient’s door. A magical surprise for your child! 😊🌈🦄


This Saturday, April 4, Cape Ann Olive Oil Co. will be open for curbside pick up and delivery from 11 to 3, 57 Main Street Gloucester, AM 01930. We will be filling website and phone orders. There will be no tastings offered and no refills on empty bottles at this time. You can order online at www.capeannoliveoil.com and clink “in store pickup”, or email your order at capeann.oo@gmail.com please include your phone number so we can get credit card information, also let us know if you are picking up or would like free delivery. You can also call us at 978-281-1061. Rick and I appreciate your support during this difficult time. Please stay safe!! Patty

Happy to ship or deliver books for the Bookstore! This is a hard time for small businesses and any support is appreciated!

I know we are stuck in the house but please try to shop local when going out. We need our local businesses to survive. If you do not want to go out, call and order gift cards.

Beyond the fresh breads and treats, Alexandra’s Bread bakery and shop features a mix of contemporary and vintage finds for the kitchen and home, often hand-made or having local ties, and assorted specialty pantry items. Always a treat to see the changing holiday selections. Alexandra’s Bread is ready for Valentine’s. Are you?
Valentine’s Day 2020!~ Alexandra’s Bread, 265 Main Street Gloucester MA (978) 281-3064
In 1952*, Art Jewelers on 117 Main Street (now Unwind) in Gloucester, Massachusetts, offered GHS female graduates a FREE sterling silver teaspoon in a pattern of their choice.
Pauline Bresnahan writes about a great conversation she had with her mother this week: “We were talking about running a small business on Main Street today compared to when she was growing up here. She told me about the following story which I had not heard before. My Mom Graduated GHS in 1952. Art Jewelers on Main St. offered each Female Graduate a FREE Sterling Silver teaspoon in a pattern of their choice. My Mom picked Blossom Time, an International Silver Co. pattern. She and my Dad were married in 1953 and by then purchased 7 more teaspoons. They were gifted more place settings as a wedding gift.”
Other businesses catered to students, too. Gloucester Pants Co. at 211 Main Street advertised “special rates to students” in the yearbook. Nichols Candy and Luncheonette was across the street in 118 Main Street, where Franklin is now. There were several jewelers on Main Street. (Pauline worked at Blanchards and remembers her boss taking them to Cameron’s for celebrations.)
*How many possible spoons? The GHS1952 senior class size looks to be > 250 inyearbook.