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The Folk Arts Quartet will perform at the Unity Church of God in Davis Square (6 William Street) this Friday at 8pm. The performance was organized by NotloB Folk Concerts. Established in 2007, NotloB is an organization that aims to bring the best local and touring roots, blue/newgrass, traditional and contemporary folk, Celtic, and blues artists…
In case you missed Tom Nash’s story in The Somerville News or Donna Goodison’s piece in Friday’s Boston Herald or the Inside Track piece in Thursday’s Herald, we’re here to tell you: There’s a celebrity chef in town, he works at Gargoyles on the Square (219 Elm St) and his fame will come to a…
Sometimes checking out live music in the local bar scene can be less than exciting. Sure, if you’re lucky and the band is fantastic, you’ll have some solid tunes to listen to while you sip on your gin and tonic (and maybe after a few more you’ll have some fun testing out new dance moves),…
Davis Square festival ArtBeat starts tonight. Each year the festival, organized by the Somerville Arts Council, centers on a theme that will get the community’s creative juices flowing…and that’s a particularly apt metaphor for this year’s theme: water. The fruits of that creative flow will flood Davis Square, starting tonight with musical performances from Walter…
On Tuesday, May 25 at 6pm in the back room at The Burren (247 Elm St), dozens of Somerville residents, most of whom appeared to be in their mid 20s, came to see a presentation called “The State of Young Somerville” given by Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone and the Young Somerville Advisory Group. For the…
On Friday, Feb. 12 at 5:30 pm, Hearty Meals for All will host its monthly free meal at the Community Baptist Church in Davis Square (31 College Ave). Founded by Somerville residents and social workers Emily Bullen and Rebecca Gallo, Hearty Meals for All uses only fresh and natural ingredients and sources locally when it’s…
We were pleased to read a Scout shout-out about Sprout on page 3 of The Somerville News. In the story “Scientists open up classroom in Davis Square” by Julia Fairclough, we learned: “Abbe Cohen went to the carriage house at 339 R Summer St. for two reasons. She wanted to see how she could expose…
Fall is upon us, which is bittersweet, to say the least. On the one hand, this summer in New England was incredibly short. On the other hand, it’s fall! Leaves. Sweaters. Apples. Light jackets. Warm beverages. Root vegetables. Sensible shoes. The change in temperature, coupled with a closet re-org, reminded me that I bought this…
