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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

Steve Ross proudly displaying the flag that was given to him by an American soldier after he was liberated from Dachau.

‘Etched in Glass’ details a Boston Holocaust survivor’s inspiring journey

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor November 17, 2020

“Etched in Glass: The Legacy of Steve Ross” is all about sharing kindness and compassion in a time of darkness.  This powerful documentary, directed by Roger Lyons, chronicles the story of Steve...

Boston Common during the fall.

What you can do around Boston this November

Alyssa Auger, Journal Contributer November 10, 2020

The holiday season will look a bit different for the City of Boston this year as coronavirus cases continue to surge. However, there are still plenty of safe ways to get out and enjoy the city this November. NOTE:...

A lantern hung up on an overpass to spread awareness about the affordable housing crisis Somerville continues to face.

SCC illuminated walk brings light to Somerville streets

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer November 10, 2020

On Saturday night, Somerville residents gathered for a mile-and-a-half walk to spread awareness about the affordable housing crisis the community continues to face. The SCC, or Somerville Community Corporation,...

Some of the celebrities that will appear in Adam McKays new comedy Dont Look Up which is expected to start filming in Boston on Nov. 19.

The star-studded “Don’t Look Up” expected to begin filming in Boston next week

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor November 10, 2020

In a few days, Boston will be full of movie stars for the filming of a new Netflix-produced movie, and it may finally be your chance to walk out your door and meet a celebrity. On Nov. 19, “Don’t...

Signs honoring Breonna Taylor at Starlight Square in Cambridge.

Starlight Square transforms an old parking lot in Central Square into an engaging community space

Julene Derolus, Journal Contributor November 3, 2020

Starlight Square, a recently developed community space built from a parking lot within Central Square in Cambridge, has been making its mark on Greater Boston’s small businesses and arts industry. The...

The panelists of the ICAs forum on racism, public health and contemporary art on Oct. 29.

ICA hosts virtual conversation linking racism, public health and contemporary art

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer November 3, 2020

Six panelists came together to discuss racism, public health, contemporary art and how they can be tied together at an Oct. 29 event hosted by the Institute of Contemporary Art. The Institute, better...

Colorful artwork created by Boston-based fashion designer Ella Tamagni (ellatamagnidesign) on display at the House of Venus exhibit.

“House of Venus” celebrates young artists’ work through pops of color

Jasmine Francoeur, Journal Contributor October 27, 2020

The underground gallery House of Venus was a must-see hidden gem in the SoWa Art & Design District that enchants gallery-goers with a colorful display of artwork by fresh, young artists.  The gallery,...

A butterfly light display at the Franklin Park Zoo. Boston Lights is unfortunately sold out for the rest of the season.

The Franklin Park Zoo shines with the “Boston Lights” experience

Morgan Torre, Asst. Copy Editor October 27, 2020

One may think of the Franklin Park Zoo to only feature animal exhibits. However, they may be surprised to visit and be welcomed with light displays that seem to go on for miles within the zoo during Boston...

Ibram X-Kendi presenting his book How to Be an Antiracist in New Jersey. On Oct. 14, the Museum of Science, Boston, hosted Kendi to discuss this book to a virtual audience.

Dr. Ibram X. Kendi discusses his book “How to be an Antiracist” and how to fight racism

Julia Ahaesy, Opinion Editor October 20, 2020

Conversations around “anti-racism” have helped provide a clear way for individuals to fight racism, reflect upon their own biases and create real change within each other, as discussed at the Museum...

The inside of Polcaris Coffee in the North End.

A coffee lovers guide to Greater Boston

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer October 20, 2020

Boston is a hub for coffee lovers, but outside of the well-known chains, the city and its surrounding areas offer unique and delicious cafes that aren’t to be missed. Here are five cafes in and around...

Breathe 1 mural on Blue Hill Ave. by Rob Problak Gibbs.

WBUR hosts discussion highlighting Black leaders in the Boston art community

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor October 20, 2020

On Oct.13, WBUR CitySpace brought together a virtual panel of Black leaders and artists to discuss where bias exists in Boston’s arts community, and how the city is elevating and amplifying new Black...

Preview: Basquiat MFA exhibit, a series of firsts

Preview: Basquiat MFA exhibit, a series of firsts

Abby O'Connor, Asst. Arts and Culture Editor October 14, 2020

The Museum of Fine Arts’ (MFA) newest exhibition “Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation” is an installation of firsts.  Originally scheduled to debut in April of 2020, “Writing...

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