Remember when our fair city was buried in 10 feet of snow? Me either because right now I’m busy soaking up all that SummerSomerville has to offer. Today I’m celebrating the things I’m currently loving in Somerville and invite you … Continue reading
Somerville is home to many incredible food businesses, from some of the region’s top restaurants and bars to beloved donuts, ice cream and brunch. And while some of the Boston area’s food trucks call Somerville home, whether they have brick and … Continue reading
Today’s post is written by Dillan DiGiovanni, a certified integrative nutrition health coach and teacher. He creates programs for healthier people and workplaces from his office in Union Square. Dillan regularly contributes his expertise on health and wellness to the Beat. It’s … Continue reading
This weekend marks the official start of summer and there are plenty of events to help you celebrate a day we never thought would come in the dark depths of winter. In addition to our picks below, I recommend checking … Continue reading
With the school year winding down and the temperatures rising, it’s time to find ways to cool down and have fun during the next couple of months without roaming too far from home. One of the best ways is at Somerville’s … Continue reading
The Somerville farmers market scene is expanding this spring with the addition of the Assembly Farmers Market, which will launch its first season in June. Assembly joins the Union Square Farmers Market and Somerville Winter Farmers Market, which are also run … Continue reading
While school doesn’t start for a couple of weeks, it’s time to think about helping local kids with the supplies they need for the new year. Today and tomorrow are the last days to drop off pencils, notebooks, calculators, etc., to any … Continue reading
Everywhere you look in Somerville there’s evidence of residents transforming spaces meant for one thing into something completely different. So was the case when artist Be Sargent transformed a burned-out foundry into a theater more than 30 years ago. In … Continue reading
Clear spirits like vodka and gin dominated the drink scene in the 1980s and ’90s, but the return of retro-inspired cocktails and a focus on local has given brown spirits a new lease on life. Ball Square Fine Wines is … Continue reading
Last year I wrote a post detailing the many CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture) programs available locally and it was such a popular post that I decided to update the information for 2014. You’ll find the details below. Please leave a … Continue reading
