As much as I love Somerville, I also love to travel. It’s the main reason I started the Beyond Somerville series, to document my experiences exploring other amazing places that you may also find yourself. In the nearly two-and-a-half years … Continue reading
Lisa Natale comes from a long line of entrepreneurs. Her grandfather was one of the original pizza makers in the North End, bringing some of the first Neapolitan-style pies to Boston. And her father operated Middlesex Glass out of a … Continue reading
Shops, restaurants and new outdoor spaces–including a second Somerville location of J.P. Licks, LEGOLAND and the new Orange Line T stop–have been opening one after the other in the last few months at Assembly Row. And this weekend, Earls Kitchen + … Continue reading
Hold onto your hats, this is one action-packed weekend in Somerville! From three fun events at Aeronaut Brewing and a charity corn toss tournament to Riverfest at Assembly Row and a workshop on the changing face of Union Square, there’s … Continue reading
Somerville Local First is all about fostering an environment where local, independent businesses thrive and one of the key ways this manifests is at Local is for Lovers Markets. These markets take place several times a year, are free to attend and give local artists, … Continue reading
Update: Congrats Katelyn, you’re the randomly selected winner of two tickets to the East Somerville Foodie Crawl! Katelyn’s favorite international food is Thai pad see ew. Thanks to all who entered and for submitting such delicious dishes! Somerville has become known as … Continue reading
Labor Day may be the unofficial start to fall, but this week sure felt more like summer. Somerville wasted no time getting down to business though, opening the new MBTA Orange Line station at Assembly Row on Tuesday afternoon. Mayor … Continue reading
Since discovering the American Repertory Theater more than two years ago, I’ve seen every show that’s been produced at the Loeb Drama Center in Harvard Square. From the toe-tapping Woody Sez and the enchanting Pippin to the unforgettable The Glass Menagerie and … Continue reading
If you’ve never been to, or even heard of, the Brimfield Antique Show, you’re in for a treat. This mile-long collection of antiques, vintage wares, junk, odds and ends, knick-knacks, bric-a-brac and bits is sure to dazzle and provide a … Continue reading
