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Published 3 hours agoIntensity in survival and horror
Reviews of "The Weight" and "Resident Evil."
Free Adult Mental Health First Aid Training Offered by Wayside Multi-Service Center
The following announcement was provided by Wayside Multi-Service Center: Looking for ways to better support yourself, your family, or others in your community? The Wayside Multi-Service Center is offering free trainings and workshops this fall, with opportunities to build mental…
“Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” Opens Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s 2026-27 Season
The Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown will host “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” beginning from Oct. 9 to Nov. 1, 2026 in the first production of the Actors’ Shakespeare Project (ASP) 2026-27 season. See details in provided by ASP, below. To begin their 23rd Season, Actors’…
An East Somerville laundromat transforms into an art gallery
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Cambridge photographer Mario Quiroz is exhibiting a project documenting Somerville’s only dual language K-8 program in a surprising setting. “It’s a collective living room,” he said of City Line Laundromat.
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Published 10 hours agoCemetery screenings that don’t scare
Just in time for autumn's arrival, the Coolidge Corner Theatre is hosting its annual Cemetery Cinema series. Also, a Sofia Coppola miniseries begins while the Taiwan Film Festival ends.
City of Framingham Seeks Nominations for Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month Honors
Deadline for nominations is September 24, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
The good, the bad and the nude at Somerville's The Loov
The creative studio hosts an unpredictable list of programming: nude figure drawing, salsa dancing, concerts, improv comedy, yoga and theater. "The idea is that, if it's a Loov show, it's going to be lit or terrible, but it's not going to be boring," said founder David London.
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Published September 15‘Turkeys’ app invites Cambridge to consider our gobbly neighbors
A postdoc researcher created "Turkeys in Public Space," a web app and print zine, to share his curiosity about the local birds.
Small Art Gallery Provides a Gathering Place for Art Lovers
Inside a small commercial building, about two blocks from the main intersection in Watertown Square, sits a space filled with creativity, color, and often conversation. The space at 83 Spring St. has been dubbed Storefront Art Projects, and for a dozen years it has been run by…
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Published September 15Central Square’s ‘Eleanor’ a Plum production
A virtuoso performance brings a complicated woman to life.
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Published 5 hours agoLamplighter plans to shift brewery ownership to employee ownership trust
Co-founders will step back from daily operations. The move comes during union contract negotiations.
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Published September 16CRLS Sports: Girls’ soccer starts strong, three wins in four
In American football, Falcons shut out Saugus and Kymani Delice runs for 137 yards and two touchdowns.