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Beverly, MA · Local Life
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March Culinary Corner: J.J. Foley’s
All photos courtesy of Paige Ashley Harding, PAH Creative. By: Phyllis M. Cahaly, CMD, Director of Partnership Marketing, Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism. “The ability to work with family makes every day a good day,” says owner Michael Foley. When you are looking for an authentic Irish neighborhood...
brookline.news
Brookline baker Noel Mendez finds his sweet spot with cakes in jars
Baker Noel Mendez interprets the world through soft layers of sponge cake and carefully piped strings of buttercream. The Brookline-based pastry chef is known for his delicately crafted cake jars, often inspired by his Mexican heritage and available at the Washington Square Tavern. It all began with a small wedding...
plymouthindependent.org
Local Eats Week on the menu for restaurants
You’re invited to submit a listing for this column: It’s easy. Email your information to listings@plymouthindependent.org at least 10 days in advance. A good quality photo without type on the image – sent as a jpeg attachment – helps. After surviving the Winter Storm Hernando, people...
Boston
Quincy gas station looking for violist to ‘serenade’ customers
Owner Harvey Kertzman says a retired musician will soon start performing, but he’s still looking for others to join in. On a busy stretch of Quincy Avenue, the customers at Quincy Gas are usually in and out in seconds. But if owner Harvey Kertzman has his way, one day...
theweektoday.com
Spring has sprung and strings will be strung
A Celtic concert will usher in signs of spring with the first spring concert at the library. The Wareham Free Library will be hosting a concert by Stanley & Grimm Monday, April 13 from 7 to 8 p.m. in the community room, 59 Marion Road. The spring concert series kicks...
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Joe & the Juice Bringing Copenhagen Cool to Boston’s Back Bay
A high-energy, Copenhagen-born café concept will soon make its Massachusetts debut. Joe & the Juice is taking over the former site of Jonquils Cafe and Bakery at 125 Newbury Street in Boston’s Back Bay, the company confirmed. Jonquils announced its closure via Instagram last July, encouraging fans to follow its social media for updates, though the account appears to be inactive.
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Uncommon Concert Calendar: March 6 – 12
Here at ‘ERS, we love live music! That’s why we created the Uncommon Concert Calendar – your guide to the best concerts in Boston. Each week, our intrepid music staff picks out some upcoming concerts you won’t want to miss. Rainbow Kitten Surprise and Common People...
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4 New Additions to Boston’s Dining Scene
The new year is off to a rousing start in Boston's restaurant community. Several new dining establishments have opened or will open soon in the city. Cafe Noodo opened in the West End near TD Garden and North Station in February. It offers hand-pulled noodles, customizable boba tea, and a menu with noodles, salads, and appetizers. | 1 Nashua St., West End.
The Standard-Times
Detour to director: Local filmmaker brings new stories to SouthCoast
DARTMOUTH – After a two-decade detour away from filmmaking, Nick Bernat has recently found himself at the heart of the SouthCoast’s tight-knit creative community of media artists, bringing his distinctive style to a new audience. “I started getting into film when I was pretty young,” he said, adding that he gained more experience when working at a Western Massachusetts cable access channel called M-Pact. “Part of the benefit of volunteering there was you got to use and edit on all the equipment. We shot for local events, but I wanted to make my own stuff.” The original plan was to head for film school, but after different aspects of life pulled him in different directions he ended up graduating with an English degree at UMass Boston. "Which was somewhat related,” he said. “But, I didn't think I was going to be doing film again. It kind of dropped out of my mind for the past 20 years or so.” More: Co-Creative Center is leaving Union Street location. Here's why. Creating short films in the SouthCoast But after moving to Dartmouth with his wife and children, Bernat said he felt filmmaking calling once more. “When you’re kind of settled down, you
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Celebrating 25 years: Grimshaw-Gudewicz exhibit is a powerful selection
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The title kinda says it all. But not really. How could it?. “25 Years / 40 Artists Reflect on a Quarter Century of Exhibitions,” currently on display at the Grimshaw-Gudewicz Art Gallery, is a dynamic and ambitious sampling of paintings, sculpture, and other works by artists who have previously displayed in one of the largest and quietly elegant galleries on the region. But it is hardly all-encompassing.
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Descendant Detroit Style Pizza Moving From Boston’s Prudential Center to Revere Beach
Last winter, Canada-based Descendant Detroit Style Pizza opened its first U.S. location in Boston’s Prudential Center, drawing fans with its signature Detroit-style pies. Now, the pizzeria has closed as it prepares for a move to the coast. Descendant is relocating to a new Revere Beach location, according to Boston...