Last week, the Boston Flower & Garden Show took place to celebrate New England’s thriving gardening scene. The five-day event saw the Seaport World Trade Center converted into a greenhouse filled with fragrant flowers and plants.
Lovepop Transforms Greeting Cards Into Magical Works of Art
Inspired by hand-crafted Vietnamese paper cards, Wombi Rose and John Wise founded startup Lovepop, using their background in engineering to create three dimensional popup greeting cards.
Bakery Fills Newton With Matzah, Tradition
Last Sunday, The Model Matzah Bakery event was held in Newton, educating children about the significance of matzah flatbread the importance of Passover.
BC Grads Take Innovation Tips From a Beetle With NBD Nano
Inspired by the unique traits of the Namib Desert beetle, the NBD Nano startup founded by Boston College grads is bringing innovative tech to the startup scene.
Imagine What Your Home Could Be
Finding an off-campus place to call home can be a struggle when you get down to the wire. But in the end, can’t anything become a home with a little effort?
Taste of Iceland Brings the Sagas to Boston
Last weekend, First Lady of Iceland Eliza Reid made an appearance at the annual, five-day Taste of Iceland Festival showcasing Icelandic cuisine, music, film, literature, and art.
Despite Weather, Outvets Dispute, St. Patrick’s Parade Draws Crowds
Last Sunday, Bostonians decked out in green and gold flooded the streets uniting at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade as musicians and performers marched down G street.
Getting Cold Feet
Assistant metro editor William Batchelor looks back on his first spring break as a college student and how returning to Boston reinforced his love for the city.
Rezoning Project Sparks Debate in City Council
At their latest meeting on Monday, Newton City councilors debated a potential rezoning project, and discussed affordable housing in the area.
Pho Countryside Serves Healthy, Vibrant Cuisine
Earlier this year, Pho Countryside opened their second location offering up their signature bowls of Vietnamese pho to Kenmore.