Saint Teresa has been added to “All Saints Way,” the Battery Street shine curated by North End resident Peter Baldassari. Known around the world as Mother Teresa, Pope Francis officially declared her St. Teresa of Kolkata on Sunday at her canonization ceremony in Rome. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Email your best photos to info@northendwaterfront.com. Please Read More…
We are collecting snow photos of the North End, Waterfront & Downtown Boston from this weekend’s snowstorm. Send in your best snow pictures to info@northendwaterfront.com and we’ll display them in this gallery! If you post them on Twitter, tag us at @NorthEndBoston. (Click any thumbnail to start a full page slideshow.) Norwegian Chef at Living Room conquers Read More…
NEMPAC held it annual student Perform-a-thon benefit for Children’s Music Scholarships on April 8th at the Boston Public Market, raising $11,220 for the 2017-18 Scholarship Fund over the course of the month long “Pledge Me” Campaign and at the event itself. NEMPAC students and faculty joined together to present a four hour straight show, including Read More…
4 Replies to “North End Street Portrait: Valentine’s Day Date”
What a beautiful couple! One thing I love about Boston is that people know how to dress.
While this particular couple may be attractive and well dressed. I beg to differ on your saying that “people in Boston know how to dress”. Have you ever looked around at the local scene on a week-end? Most people are wearing pajamas and/or barely going to the effort of bathing. In fact GQ magazine voted Boston as the worst-dressed city in America last year: http://www.gq.com/style/fashion/201107/worst-dressed-cities-america#slide=40
MarkB, I think that the college kids might be included in that . We sure have a lot of colleges. So that to me isn’t fair.
Was a wonderful surprise to see this posted as Matt just informed us…. Wonderful night, wonderful company and thanks to Matt, a wonderful picture.
As to the subject of dressing nicely, perhaps we all should dress a little better in our everyday lives…and doesn’t it feel nice to do so.
What a beautiful couple! One thing I love about Boston is that people know how to dress.
While this particular couple may be attractive and well dressed. I beg to differ on your saying that “people in Boston know how to dress”. Have you ever looked around at the local scene on a week-end? Most people are wearing pajamas and/or barely going to the effort of bathing. In fact GQ magazine voted Boston as the worst-dressed city in America last year: http://www.gq.com/style/fashion/201107/worst-dressed-cities-america#slide=40
MarkB, I think that the college kids might be included in that . We sure have a lot of colleges. So that to me isn’t fair.
Was a wonderful surprise to see this posted as Matt just informed us…. Wonderful night, wonderful company and thanks to Matt, a wonderful picture.
As to the subject of dressing nicely, perhaps we all should dress a little better in our everyday lives…and doesn’t it feel nice to do so.