Somerville is home to dozens of terrific restaurants and on June 5, you can sample delicious food and drinks from more than 30 of them all under one roof. The 14th annual Taste of Somerville will feature a diverse collection … Continue reading
Having lived in Somerville for several years, I’ve seen many businesses come and go at 278 Highland Ave. But since 3 Little Figs moved in seven months ago, the space has become a vibrant community gathering spot serving high-quality, delicious … Continue reading
The weather couldn’t have been more perfect to watch marching bands, veterans and community groups walk down Highland Ave. on Sunday in honor of Memorial Day. Attendees, many decked out in red, white and blue, were swaying to the sounds … Continue reading
This is going to be my first Memorial Day weekend spent in Somerville, so I’m excited to see how the city feels at a time when I’m typically out of town. The weather looks absolutely perfect for barbecues and parades, two … Continue reading
I’m ashamed to say that it’s taken me four-and-a-half years of living in Somerville to finally visit Mt. Auburn Cemetery. And now that I know what I’m missing, I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to get there. The quiet, … Continue reading
Harvard Square is teeming with restaurants of all kinds. Between Tory Row (European-American), Border Cafe (Mexican), Legal Seafood (fish + more), Mr. Bartley’s (burgers) and so much more (pizza, sushi, frozen yogurt/ice cream), you can pretty much eat any type … Continue reading
It’s that time of year again when everything is green and bursting with life, which means it’s farmers market season! We’re lucky in Somerville to have a year-round market and several to choose from once the weather begins to warm. … Continue reading
Whether you know it or not, Woody Guthrie’s songs are probably some of the first that you ever learned. His music has influenced countless singers and bands that came after him. He left a huge mark on music in America … Continue reading
There is an old saying about life handing you lemons and turning them into lemonade. Josh Danoff embodies the Somerville version of that, turning kombucha into popsicles. But things haven’t always been so sweet. Danoff first moved to the Boston … Continue reading
Saturday’s PorchFest featured great musicians, incredible weather and lots of community support. We were lucky enough to enjoy lunch from Sherman Cafe at Prospect Hill Park while listening to the soothing sounds of The Pennies. After lunch, we wandered down … Continue reading
