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MassLive.com
Wellness-focused Mass. café chain to open Boston Seaport location this summer
Life Alive Organic Café, a growing Massachusetts-based chain known for its wellness focus, plans to expand into Boston’s Seaport this summer with a new location. Bryan Timko, CEO of Life Alive, said in a statement that “the Seaport has been our most-requested location from guests for years.”
Broadway World
Elvira Tortora Reprises THE BOOKMAKER'S DAUGHTER At Chelsea Table + Stage
Elvira Tortora will reprise her 2024 Bistro Award-winning and MAC Award-nominated show The Bookmaker's Daughter at Chelsea Table + Stage on Saturday, April 11, at 7:00 PM. Tortora tells the story of her childhood as the daughter of a bookie living and raising a family in Brooklyn, NY, through the songs of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, John Kander and Fred Ebb, Frank Loesser, Stephen Sondheim and more, spanning the 1960s through 2001.
islands.com
People Visit This One Boston Staple For The Longest Lobster Roll In The City
Before you search for the best lobster roll on your unofficial "lobster crawl" in Maine, consider passing through other parts of New England first. Some foodies swear by New Hampshire's lobster rolls, but one restaurant in the North End of Boston, Massachusetts, is making sure they beat out the competition. Since 2011, Pauli's North End has been serving up a mean, buttery, flaky roll that guests need a few extra hands for. The spot's most famous menu item is the USS Lobstitution — 28-ounces of meaty knuckle and claw lobster meat resting on two 14-inch grilled sub rolls, with a bit of lemon and mayo for flavor. The longest lobster roll in Boston is so massive that the restaurant has occasionally held challenges where anyone who can finish it within a given time limit gets their meal for free. The stakes are high, as the roll is $110 (at the time of writing). It's the biggest challenge and most satisfying delight customers can't wait to dig into.
The Standard-Times
New Bedford Art Museum has Mary Cassatt, Mexican exhibitions coming
NEW BEDFORD – Two months into 2026, and the New Bedford Art Museum is working to bring a year of new exhibits to the downtown area, including experiences that art enthusiasts won’t find anywhere else. “True to our mission the art museum presents provocative exhibitions of local art as well as art from around the world,” said Executive Director Suzanne de Vegh. “The lineup for 2026 showcases an eclectic mix of themes, subject matter, and media designed to fascinate and engage our visitors.” Currently, the museum is featuring its exhibit “The Homecoming,” an extraordinary assembly of masterpieces from private collections along the SouthCoast, giving the community the rare chance to encounter works by luminaries such as Käthe Kollwitz and Mary Cassatt, art not seen by the public in decades, if ever, according to de Vegh. “The exhibition brings together significant works that are locally owned and internationally recognized, yet seldom displayed,” de Vegh said. Major upcoming exhibitions of note In March, de Vegh and her team are preparing the main gallery to open “Resistance: Cultural and Political Narratives in Mexican Art,” a profound exhibit gathering contemporary Mexican artists engaged with themes of freedom, Indigenous knowledge and contested histories. de Vegh
MassLive.com
Yet another Not Your Average Joe’s closes this month after over 20 years
A Massachusetts-based restaurant chain has closed another longtime location, marking its second closure this month. The Not Your Average Joe’s in Norwell closed on Saturday, Feb. 21, a spokesperson for the chain confirmed to MassLive Friday. The restaurant closed after more than 20 years in business when its lease ended.
familydestinationsguide.com
This Unassuming Restaurant In Massachusetts Serves Up The Best Lobster Roll You’ll Ever Taste
Sometimes the best food comes from places that look like they might also sell discount tires. The Lobster Stop in Quincy proves that a bright red building near the waterfront can house some of the most spectacular seafood you’ll find anywhere in Massachusetts. You know that feeling when you...
familydestinationsguide.com
The Classic Diner In Massachusetts That Secretly Serves The State’s Best Burgers
There’s something almost mythical about finding a tiny diner car in Natick that’s been slinging what might be Massachusetts’ best burgers for generations. Casey’s Diner isn’t trying to impress you with fancy decor or trendy menu items – it’s too busy perfecting the art of the simple American meal in a space so authentic it belongs in a museum.
hoodline.com
Marshfield Snags Salty Days Sushi Spot With Full Bar on Deck
Salty Days Fish Co. is steering its seafood-and-sushi operation into Marshfield, taking over the former Ocean House Coastal Grille space at The Shops at Ocean's Gate. Marshfield residents and co-owners Sean and Joanne McDaniel say the new outpost will stay true to the Cohasset menu while adding a full bar. The Marshfield Select Board signed off on the needed licenses on Jan. 12, and the team is eyeing a summer 2026 opening.
plymouthindependent.org
Philharmonic will play to the stars
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brookline.news
10 things to do this week, including a band concert, multiple film screenings and a stand-up comedy show
Brookline is full of events and workshops to keep its residents busy this week. To kick off the week, Brookline Booksmith is hosting a celebration of the release of author Chris Wrenn’s Boston-based baseball book, “Fenway Punk,” as it explores the rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.
reportertoday.com
Seekonk Lions Club Fishing Derby
Patriots Day fishing fun from the Seekonk Lions Club. Spring is just around the corner! It’s time to shake off the winter snow and start dreaming of warm days and great catches. The Seekonk Lions Club’s Fourteenth Annual Doug Allan Memorial Fishing Tournament is almost here… proudly featuring the best prizes, sponsors, and fun in the local community. How do we know it’s the best? Well, that fishing magazine in the store says, “George the Fishing Guy and all his buddies at the Lions Club put on the most fantastic derby around!”