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Your Week: Arts, Clubs, Culture
February 21st, 2012
Angela Bray This week’s top picks in nightlife, theater and art.
BSU students celebrate Black History Month
February 16th, 2012
Soleil Barros Black History Month, celebrated every February is a time where individuals nationwide celebrate and reflect African-American history, and its influence on everyday life. Members of the Black Student Union (BSU) have organized a series of events, intended to unite Suffolk students, not only to recognize black history, but also to celebrate achievements that members of [...]
‘Winter Lights’ spread across Greenway
February 15th, 2012
Ally Thibault FIGMENT and the Rose Kennedy Greenway have teamed up to install Winter Lights, a display of LED lit artwork along the winding park pathways that run from Chinatown to the North End.
AcousticaElectronica: a new approach
February 15th, 2012
Angela Bray Presented by toUch Performance Art, AcousticaElectronica has been a project building in Boston for the past year to combine classical music, classical dance and art into one huge immersion for an audience.
Sketch comedy in review: The Whitest Kids U Know
February 15th, 2012
David Frederick Last Friday, The Whitest Kids U Know performed at Royale Nightclub downtown for the next stop on their 2012 tour, which is celebrating the five-year run of their show on FUSE and later IFC.
‘Top Chef’ in Boston?
February 15th, 2012
Journal Staff Brian Holak Journal Staff Boston is no stranger to good food. And now, the nation may be getting a taste of our wicked local flavor. A campaign has begun to bring season ten of Top Chef to Boston.
S.O.U.L.S. discusses sex trafficking in Boston
February 11th, 2012
Ally Thibault Ally Thibault Journal Staff S.O.U.L.S. held their monthly Food For Thought discussion Wednesday, which focused on sex and human trafficking in America and abroad. Featuring guest speakers Rebecca Merrill and Allison Duchcek, of the BostonInitiative to Advance Human Rights (BITAHR), the event aimed to raise awareness and advocacy for victims of human trafficking.
Suffolk shows interest in One Franklin
February 11th, 2012
A.P. Blake On Thursday it was announced that the developer Millennium Partners had purchased a 50% stake in the One Franklin project in Boston’s Downtown Crossing neighborhood. One Franklin is the name of the project which resulted in the demolition of the historic Filene’s building and left a crater in the ground for years. It has since been considered one of the biggest development blunders in the city’s history and has been Menino’s top development priority for getting back on track.
Yes.Oui.Si presents ‘The Salon’
February 8th, 2012
Journal Staff Meagan Kennelly Journal Contributor With violin in the ear, wine on the pallet and art on the walls, Yes.Oui.Si celebrated the opening of a new art exhibition, “The Salon,” last Thursday night. The exhibit showcased the work of an all-female cast of artists: Alexa Guariglia, Lena Gustafson, Kira Leigh, ans Jordan Piantedo.
YourWeek: Club Nights
February 8th, 2012
Angela Bray Re:Set is bringing Petrol in for this week’s party. James Gerard, Greg Teves and William John will be blowing The Phoenix Landing with strong disco, house and techno. [19+] WeNo has booked Richy Ahmed of Hot Creations to grace Felt Nightclub with British house music. Boston-based Tamer Malki and Sergio Santos are lined up to [...]



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