Today is Monday, August 19 and if you missed this past weekend’s Fisherman’s Feast and the exciting Flight of the Angel, don’t worry…there’s still plenty more to excitement to come with this year’s feast season. Here’s what you need to know for the week ahead… 11:00AM Royal Air Force Red Arrows Show. The Royal Air Read More…
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Weekend Brief: Fisherman’s Feast, Kids Celebrate End of Work Programs, Bootcamp in the Park, Friday Films
Today is Friday, August 16 and the weekend is finally here. There’s lots going on around the neighborhood and city in general. Check out NBC10‘s list of 30 great ways to have fun in and around Boston this weekend. Here’s what you need to know for this weekend… Fishermen’s Feast at Fleet, North & Lewis Read More…
Thursday’s Brief: Lucca to Open on South Shore, Fisherman’s Feast, ParkARTS, Yoga-Lates, Puppet Show, Swim Meet, Movie Night
Today is Thursday, August 15 and Massachusetts tax free weekend is upon us. Check out the Boston Globe for everything you need to know. Here’s what else you need to know for today… Fishermen’s Feast at Fleet, North & Lewis Streets. Fisherman’s Feast of the Madonna Del Soccorso di Sciacca begins at 6PM with the Read More…
Wednesday’s Brief: Gigi Gelateria Transitions to Dolce, Tree Preservation Hearing, LEGO Club, Tea & Tranquility, Walking Tour, Parcel 2 Park Design Kick Off, Movie Night, Neighborhood Concerts
Today is Wednesday, August 14 and for nine communities south of the city, it’s code red for the mosquito virus EEE that was recently found in 232 mosquito pools, read more on the Boston Globe. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 12:00PM Public Hearing on Requirements for Tree Preservation. Stop by the Read More…
Weekend Brief: Groundwater Levels Return to Normal, Madonna Della Cava Feast, Bootcamp, Family Fun Festival, Friday Films
Today is Friday, August 9 and a ferry hasn’t run out of Lynn’s Blossom Street terminal to bring commuters to Boston in over two years. According to Lynn Mayor McGee, waiting a few more years until the Tobin Bridge project is complete may be too long for Lynn residents, read more on the Boston Globe. Read More…
Thursday’s Brief: Whale Spotted in Harbor, PartARTS, Yoga-Lates, Family Game Night, NEWRA Meeting, Movie Musicals
Today is Thursday, August 8 and are you looking for a new apartment? With rent prices continuing to skyrocket in the city, chances are you might qualify for affordable housing, read more on Curbed Boston. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 10:00AM ParkARTS Children’s Workshops. Stop by Christopher Columbus Park where children Read More…
Wednesday’s Brief: Combating Rising Tides, LEGO Club, Movie Night, Hipshot Band at City Hall Plaza
Today is Wednesday, August 7 and have you noticed an increase in rats running around the neighborhood? Check out Boston Magazine’s map to find out whether or not your neighborhood is rat-infested. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 3:30PM LEGO Club. Stop by the North End Library and work together or independently Read More…
Monday’s Brief: Foodie Bucket List, Zumba in the Park, Zeus Meets Agrippina
Today is Monday, August 5 and if this past weekend’s feast festivities have you feeling a little extra tired on this Monday, then maybe you should opt for an espresso martini this evening. That’s right – the espresso martini is back and Boston.com is naming the top 3 you need to try, read more here. Read More…
Weekend Brief: St. Agrippina di Mineo Feast, Trader Joes Planned for Fort Point, Coffee Hour with Councilor Edwards, Bootcamp, Friday Films
Today is Friday, August 2 and with all of the colleges in and around Boston, it’s not a surprise that the city’s been named the best U.S. city for students, however it hasn’t cracked the global top 10, read more on MarketWatch. Here’s what you need to know for this weekend… Saint Agrippina’s Feast. St. Read More…
Wednesday’s Brief: Hottest July on Record, Trending Tours, Friends of Cutillo Park Meeting, Movie Night
Today is Wednesday, July 31 and, as the month of July comes to an end, the hot weather is here to stay. With weather records dating back to 1872, this past month has been the hottest July on record, read more on wbur.org. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 6:30PM Friends of Read More…
Tuesday’s Brief: Bring on the Feasts, Jazz in the Park, North End Wildflowers
Today is Tuesday, July 30 and if you’re in the mood for something sweet but are looking to stay within budget, be sure to check out Boston’s 5 favorite bakeries that won’t break the bank, read more on Hoodline. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 6:00PM SAWARRI | Jazz in the Park Read More…
Monday’s Brief: Bulger’s Former House for Sale, BCYF Summer Fun Workshop, North-South Rail Link Hearing, Zumba in the Park
Today is Monday, July 29 and starting this Thursday, Il Molo will be rolling out a new late-night $1 Oyster special that will run every weekend Thursday – Sunday. Here’s what you need to know for the week ahead… 12:00PM BCYF Summer Fun Workshops – Community Band Workshop. Stop by the Paul Revere Mall for Read More…












