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Are you feeling down? I’m looking for people to join me in The Saddest Parade on Earth! Get in touch if you’d like to carry a sad sign or a…Continue Reading →
Are you feeling down? I’m looking for people to join me in The Saddest Parade on Earth! Get in touch if you’d like to carry a sad sign or a…Continue Reading →
J’ouvert, the dawn celebration at the Boston Caribbean Carnival, on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016. Thousands splashed with oil, paint, talcum powder and flour danced down Talbot and Blue Hill avenues…Continue Reading →
“Global Warming Threatens All Our Homes” and “Global Warming Endangers All Our Families” read signs we carried while parading with the Backyard Growers, Cape Ann Farmers’ Market, the Ukeladies and…Continue Reading →
The annual July 4 Horribles Parade in Beverly Farms, Massachusetts, is notorious for its satirical floats. In addition to the usual red-white-and-blue kids and colonial reenactors, this morning’s parade offered…Continue Reading →
The Friends of Fellsmere Heights held a lantern walk around Malden’s Fellsmere Pond last night to celebrate and promote their efforts “to give new expression to that legacy” of the…Continue Reading →
Malden artists Kari Percival and Greg Cook are organizing the “Let It Snow: Santas Against Global Warming” group—in collaboration with the Malden Public Library, Triangle Inc., Bike To The Sea,…Continue Reading →
“Save Our Bees” and “Pollinators Rock” read signs we carried while parading with the Backyard Growers, Cape Ann Farmers’ Market and Ukeladies group in the Fishtown Horribles Parade—the annual Independence Day…Continue Reading →
My beautiful fellow Americans. At the Fishtown Horribles Parade in Gloucester, Massachusetts, on the evening of July 3, 2015. As photographed by Greg Cook.Continue Reading →
We’re going to be celebrating our friends the bees, butterflies and other pollinators by marching in the annual Gloucester Horribles Parade on the evening of July 3 as part of a group…Continue Reading →
Last October, I got a chance to visit New Orleans and photographed one of the amazing, regular weekend Second Line parades; Mardi Gras World, where they make and store many…Continue Reading →