The Tiny Great Outdoors Festival
The Tiny Great Outdoors Festival was a free Arbor Day and SustainaVille event held at the Somerville’s tiniest “urban wild,” Quincy Street Open Space, 16 Quincy St., from noon to…Continue Reading →
‘March for Science’ in Boston
Despite rain, today’s “March for Science” attracted tens of thousands of people to Boston Common for a rally to “champion not only science itself, but also publicly funded and publicly…Continue Reading →
Viking Funeral for My Father
A Viking Funeral to mark the one-year anniversary of my Father’s death, April 17, 2017. My father, who was a community college teacher, raced on friends’ sailboats for most of…Continue Reading →
Wolftits graffiti around Greater Boston
Graffiti by the artist Wolftits (above) along the ramp onto Route 90 in Boston’s Allston neighborhood, July 22, 2016. Below is a selection of the New England artist’s other work.…Continue Reading →
Trump sign in Somerville
Trump sign at house on Somerville’s Preston Road, April 2, 2017. (Photo copyright Kari Percival.)Continue Reading →
‘We cater to Millenials’–Sav-Mor Liquors
“Follow us on Myspace / We cater to Millenials / Please retweet” sign at Sav-Mor Liquors in Somerville, Mass., March 11, 2017. (Photo copyright Greg Cook)Continue Reading →
Butterfly Garden at Boston’s Museum of Science
Butterfly Garden at Boston’s Museum of Science, March 11, 2017. (Photos copyright Greg Cook)Continue Reading →
Great Mammal Hall at Harvard Museum of Natural History
The Great Mammal Hall at the Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge, Mass., March 26, 2017. (Photos copyright Greg Cook.)Continue Reading →
Walden Pond in Saugus, Mass.
Visited Walden Pond … in Saugus, Mass. This is what it looks like from the eastern end. (Photo copyright Greg Cook, April 16, 2017.)Continue Reading →
Tiny Great Outdoors Fest featured in Improper Bostonian
Many thanks to The Improper Bostonian for featuring the Tiny Great Outdoors Festival, which I’m organizing with the Somerville Arts Council, as the lead event in their “Agenda” in the…Continue Reading →