FoMu Fenway’s vegan treats have gathered quite a crowd following the new location’s opening week.
Arts, Metro
Jazzmeia Horn Honors Jazz at Gardner’s RISE Music Series
On Thursday, Jazzmeia Horn and Latrell James performed at ISG’s RISE concert series.
Metro, Column
Be Honest, Just Get High
“The wake-and-bake was not invented yesterday, but as cannabis companies are expanding their product lines, they’re creating variations of THC that are designed to be consumed throughout the day—to take with coffee in the morning, to get through the afternoon lull at work, and to fall asleep at night.”
Metro, Arts
East Boston Police Station Selected as Location of Latest Public Art Project
“This project is the perfect opportunity to showcase the power public art can have on uniting communities and fostering cross-cultural exchange,” said Kara Elliott-Ortega, chief of arts and culture for the City of Boston.
Metro, Arts
Finding Inspiration at Mass Poetry’s Evening of Inspired Leaders
Mass Poetry aspires to inspire. With a mission to nurture poets, facilitate writing, and expose Massachusetts residents to poetry through programs like the Massachusetts Poetry Festival and Raining Poetry, the nonprofit hosted its fifth annual Evening of Inspired Leaders at the Huntington Avenue Theatre on Monday, March 25. The Evening of Inspired Leaders is a…
Boston, News, Metro, Business
City of Boston Holds Hearing to Impose Regulations on Marijuana Industry
The hearing was headed by Kim Janey, the ordinance sponsor and city councilor for District 7, and Michael Flaherty, chair of the committee.
Metro, Business, Top Story, Boston
NETA Opens First Recreational Dispensary in Boston Area
Medical marijuana dispensary NETA began recreational sales on Saturday, March 23 in Brookline Village.
Metro, Arts
MFA’s ‘Gender Bending Fashion’ Rejects the Gender Binary
Until August, the MFA will challenge gendered fashion conventions through ‘Gender Bending Fashion.’
Boston, Metro
Committee on Education Holds Hearing to Discuss Lack of Civic Learning in Boston Public Schools
This was the first hearing filed by Councilor Althea Garrison, who was sworn in this past January, and her proposal for increasing civics education has garnered widespread support from other city councilors and constituents alike.
Metro, Newton
City of Newton Releases First Draft Proposal for Riverside Development Project
The Planning Department will not deliver a final draft of the new citywide zoning ordinance until 2020, and stressed that this proposal should be looked at as a first draft.
