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‘IT’S A DREAM’: UNDERGROUND MURAL PROJECT GETS A FRESH COAT OF GRAF

Written by DANA FORSYTHE Posted June 28, 2019 Filed Under: A+E, DigThis, Visual Arts

“Too often these mural festivals prioritize the big out-of-town artists, and then throw in a couple locals for good measure, but Street Theory kind of does it the other way around. Give the locals a chance to shine on their own stage, while inviting a small group of outside big-name talent to drive more interest."

Filed Under: A+E, DigThis, Visual Arts Tagged With: Boston, Dana Woulfe, graf, grafitti, ink block, Massachusetts, murals, problak, south end, underground, Underground Mural Project

LYSTEN UP: LOCAL MUSIC TAKES OVER DOWNTOWN

Written by NINA CORCORAN Posted August 17, 2018 Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC

How a music promoter convinced a massive South End complex to welcome local artists like Oompa, Aubrey Haddard, and Ed Balloon.

Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC Tagged With: 2018, Alyssa Spector, Aubrey Haddard, Boston, Dig, DigBoston, Ed Balloon, ink block, Interview, Lysten Boston, Music, Oompa, south end, The Maxims, Underground at Ink Block

SUMMER PREVIEW 2015

Written by DIG STAFF Posted June 14, 2015 Filed Under: FEATURES, Specials

Summer is here, so let's get down to brass tacks about the beaches, pools, food, concerts, arts events, theater happenings and everything else that makes summer in Boston summer.

Filed Under: FEATURES, Specials Tagged With: alive and kicking, american repertory theatre, ArtsEmerson, banyan bar + refuge, barcelona wine bar, Beach House, Black Beach, boston beaches, Boston Harbor Hotel, brewer's fork, brighton music hall, Central Square Theatre, colonnade hotel, committee, Company One, Coolidge Corner Theatre, coppersmith hall, Democracy Center, Drive-in, Earl Sweatshirt, Flat Earth Theatre, Fuzz, gallery, gallery show, germantown, Great Scott Boston, grill, hojoko, hough’s neck, house of blues, Huntington Theatre, ink block, james hook + co., Jamie XX, Jessica Pratt, Johnny Earle, Kal Marks, Know No Truth, Lady Bones, Landon Richmond, Latrell James, leicester, lobster, lobster roll, local music, Loyal nine, lupo's, marissa nailer, menden, MET, mewithoutyou, Michael Christmas, moody’s deli, movie theater, Mudhoney, Music Festival, naco taco, neptune oyster, Newport, North Shore Music Theatre, outdoor films, Outside The Box, Palehound, paradise rock club, patio, poetry, pool, Quincy, rooftop at revere, rose kennedy greenway, Royale Boston, saltie girl, select oyster bar, Shakespeare Company, Smash It Dead Fest, Soft Fangs, son lux, Speedy Ortiz, Spoon, squantam, summer, Summer Preview, Tasting Counter, the barking crab, The Sinclair, The Slab, theater, townsman, verb hotel, Vundabar, W00DY, Waltham, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre, Wharf District Park, wollaston, woodman’s of essex, yankee lobster company

MY TIME WITH TOM: REFLECTIONS ON 14 YEARS COVERING MAYOR TOM MENINO

Written by DAVE WEDGE Posted October 30, 2014 Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS

I covered his administration. I would often stalk him by his black SUV in the horseshoe driveway in back of City Hall to press him on the news of the day. Some days, he’d be furious with me about something I had written. Other times, he’d shrug the hit off with a snarky quip. The man was not short on wit.

Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS Tagged With: #mapoli, boston calling, Boston Herald, boston marathon bombings, Boylston Street, Campaign, Cancer, City Hall, died, DigBoston, Dorchester, fdr, Governor Deval Patrick, ink block, Mayor tom Menino, Pine Street Inn, President Obama, Solas, State House, wheelchair

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