Massachusetts helping turn tide on biomass energy
State Wire: “The Expectation Is Extra Money Will Go Towards Clean Energy”
Archives for August 2022
10 Years Strong: JP Music Fest To Celebrate a Big One
"The point is that we are not some giant event booking nationally famous bands. This is for JP, for the community"
The Race For the Future Of Transparency In Mass
When it comes to public records in Mass, does it even matter who the secretary of state is? It’s complicated …
Dig This: Popcorn Falls from Greater Boston Stage Company
“Follow two actors as they play over townsfolk trying to prove that art can save the world”
Dig This: More Cool Happenings At the Substation
Including but not limited to Jack’s Abby becoming the Roslindale beer hall’s second resident brewer
Dig This: Time For Turkey Legs, Cosplay, and Renaissance Fire-Eaters
That’s right folks, King Richard’s Faire opens this weekend
FOTOBOM: THE SHINS + JOSEPH @ ROADRUNNER
As the last standing OG member of The Shins, James Mercer threw a birthday bash for Oh, Inverted World as it passed the threshold for legal imbibement. (Yes, that’s a word. I looked it up. I promise never to use it again.) It’s hard to believe that it’s twenty-one years ...
Inbox: “The Skippy White Story: Boston Soul 1961-1967” Set For October Release
“15-Track Compilation Features Rare and Unreleased Recordings From Boston’s Soul Scene”
It’s Official. These Are the Best Tomatoes In the Commonwealth
“It has been my distinct pleasure to host this annual contest to bring attention to one of the most beautiful and varied crops here in Massachusetts”
Dig This: The East Boston Music Festival: “Sonidos de la Gente”
Presented by Zumix and state Sen. Lydia Edwards
Upcoming: First Wine Dinner At da LaPosta
Executive Chef/Owner Mario LaPosta welcomes winery from Campania
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? MUPPETS
Biden’s Student Loan Debt Cancellation Is a Real Victory for Working Families
Now we need to debunk Republican propaganda claiming the opposite and move on to win real higher-education reform
“No One Can Look Just Once”
Before bringing his books and art to Boston’s streets, painting and music saved CJ Hutchings’ life
MFA Presents “The Obama Portraits Tour” With Works By Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald
With free admission on four dates in September and October
Dig This: 16th Anniversary Of the Films At the Gate Festival
"Featuring live performances and classic Chinese films"
The Dig Interview: Scott Avett From the Avett Brothers (Beach Road Weekend Preview)
“I love standing before the ocean, being reminded of the vastness and the way that the land dissolves into the ocean. It’s very compelling and magnetic for me”
State Wire: In Mass, Green Jobs Abound For Home Energy Upgrades
"Our installer training is for people with limited to no skill or background in home weatherization"
Yale Vermilion Theater: Bridging Cultures and Breaking Boundaries
The first bilingual production of an iconic Chinese play to be staged in Cambridge this weekend
Dig This: Everybody Gotta Eat 3rd Annual BBQ Cook-off
“I tell people to pull up, invite all their friends, and network”
Dig This: Night Shift Brewing’s Backyard Bash
Beers and cheers with tie-dye tees to match the mood
We Asked the CEO Behind Boston’s New Parking App About Its Long-Awaited Features
“The City of Boston parking operation and revenue is 100% managed by the city. ParkMobile is a tool that simplifies the process for the city and its parking customers.”
Mass GOP Candidate Questioned By Cop About Book She Calls Kiddie Porn
Rayla Campbell, who falsely calls LGBTQ literature “child porn,” questioned by police officer about child pornography
Inbox: “Chef Michael Serpa Set to Open New Seafood Concept Little Whale Oyster Bar”
“New dining concept will feature approachable yet chef-driven New England-style seafood on Newbury Street”
Museum Of Bad Art To Open New Gallery At Dorchester Brewing
"A grand opening celebration, open to the public, will take place Tuesday, Sept. 6. An exciting new MOBA acquisition will be unveiled."
The Dig Interview: Derek E. Miller From Sleigh Bells
“It was nice to have something that we care deeply about and we love that we could focus on besides the news for a little while”
Dig This: Culture Nights Music Festival At Seaport Common
Event features live performances by Miranda Rae, Asmé, the Lighthouse Route, and Danny Rivera
State Wire: New Legislation Expands Mental-Health Provisions In Mass
"We've got to have more people who can work at all levels in the mental-health care treatment system"
Inbox: Common, Curren$y, Roc Marciano & The Alchemist To Headline Boston Cannabis Week
Kickass music bill also features Akrobatik with Dub Apocalypse, Dutch ReBelle, and DJ Slipwax
