Fox Festival Parade in Arlington
Fox Festival Parade in Arlington, June 17, 2017. Photos copyright by Greg Cook.Continue Reading →
‘How To Fix The World Festival’ in Somerville
“The How To Fix The World Festival” brought together art and activism to consider ways we can improve our communities and the larger world. The free event was presented by the…Continue Reading →
Lantern Walk in Malden
Lantern walk around Malden’s Fellsmere Pond, June 3, 2017. (Photos copyright 2017 Greg Cook.)Continue Reading →
‘Tiny Great Outdoors Festival’ in Scout Somerville
“Tiny Great Outdoors Festival” featured in May/June 2017 Scout Somerville.Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
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 →
‘Whale Parade’ at Gallery 263
“Whale Parade” organized by Ann Barrett as part of her exhibition “Listen to the Whales” with William Chambers at Cambridge’s Gallery 263, April 2, 2017. (Photos copyright Greg Cook)Continue Reading →
Las Posadas, the Latin American Christmas celebration performed ‘in solidarity with all immigrants’
“Like Mary and Joseph, we are not the first immigrants. And like Mary and Joseph, we are also immigrating for the safety and health of our families,” Yessenia Alfaro, director…Continue Reading →
‘Let It Snow! Santas Against Global Warming!’ in Malden holiday parade
“Let It Snow! Santas Against Global Warming!” group in Malden’s annual Parade of Holiday Traditions on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016. The group of 36 people was organized by Kari Percival…Continue Reading →