Stop by SOWA’S Farmers Market and support local farms & food makers. Sunday’s starting May 2nd and ending on October 31st. There will also be some artists from the Arts Market stopping by. They’ll showcase some cooking & kitchen goods as well as some handmade goods. It is FREE to attend, no registration required.
Find out how you can donate!COVID-19 has hit certain groups in the public with extreme famine and hunger. Thus, this year the Walk For Hunger is dedicated to raising money for those in need and providing them with help. Originally, the Walk For Hunger was founded in 1969 on the promise, by the people of Massachusetts, to provide relief to our neighbors struggling with food insecurity. Over the years the walk has raised millions of dollars and millions of people have benefited from it.
Today marks the start of Boston’s Design Week! The 8th annual 12-day festival will take place from April 28th all through May 9th, 2021 both online and in-person! The festival will kick off today with two different Zoom seminars to learn more about Miguel Rosales (bridge architect and designer) and the challenges faced by the real estate market.
Starlight Square is starting to offer more and more events! If you need something to do this weekend, I would highly recommend reading the blog to find out more about this festival.
Matt Lambert | Photographer
Are you ready for Mother’s Day this year? I hope so, because here are a couple things to do this with your loved one on this special day.
From April 30th - May3rd there is the 2021 City Nature Challenge! This is an annual event, where cities all over the world compete in finding wildlife within those specific regions. You take photos of species found in your area and then upload them to the iNaturalist app/website.
The People’s Republik: The Cambridge Communist-themed bar and restaurant has permanently closed its doors as of this past February.
As things start to open up, here is a list of the places that are now open in Boston that you need to visit!
Boston Comics in Color is event that is meant to shine the spotlight on creators of color and stories by and about people of color. Read to find out more about this event.
Joshua Pickering | Photographer
The pandemic took away many things from us including the well-known Boston Marathon. But with things starting to look slightly better, the city of Boston decided to re-schedule its annual marathon for the Fall of 2021.
While the weather is getting warmer, and restaurants are continuing to re-open, some are still closed. The restaurant industry needs our support right now. Due to many restrictions they aren’t able to operate as usual. This means that they can’t have a full restaurant and the lack of customers means less tips.
Every single year the Hasty Pudding Theatre announces and honors the Man and Woman of the year to kick off the beginning of their show’s run, but unfortunately, due to the pandemic, this will not be the case this year.
This upcoming Monday April 19th we will be celebrating Patriot’s Day. If you are looking for a nice place in the Boston area to get brunch with friends, family, or by yourself, you have come to the right place! Here is a list of the best brunch spots that are open this weekend!
The Boston Harbor Distillery has announced that they have donated $18,000 to the Massachusetts Restaurant Association (MRA) to be put towards its Education Foundation and the creation of leader scholarships to be given to future leaders of the restaurant and food service industry.
Boston and the surrounding cities have so many beautiful parks to choose from. Get in a workout outside at these six spots!
Performers and musicians, if you’re interested in taking part of this year’s Friendship Drive, you need to read this!
