For the past decade, Greg Cook, the editor of Wonderland, has been painting large banners—used in parades and festivals and as temporary murals in Malden, Somerville, Providence, Beverly, Gloucester and…Continue Reading →
Kari Percival and Greg Cook (me) of Wonderland Spectacle Co. and our giant fox puppet had a wonderful time in Arlington’s annual Fox Festival Parade today in celebration of community,…Continue Reading →
Join Kari Percival and Greg Cook (me) of Wonderland Spectacle Co. and our giant fox puppet in Arlington’s annual Fox Festival Parade at noon tomorrow, Saturday, June 16, in celebration of…Continue Reading →
Join Kari Percival and Greg Cook (me) of Wonderland Spectacle Co. in Arlington’s annual Fox Festival Parade at noon on Saturday, June 16, in celebration of community, creativity, local wildlife,…Continue Reading →
I want to thank everyone who helped make and/or joined us for the “Starting Over Festival” at Somerville’s Quincy Street Open Space today. The city’s tiniest urban wild served as…Continue Reading →
Somerville’s tiniest urban wild will be home to the “Starting Over Festival,” a free Arbor Day and Earth Day festival organized by the Somerville Arts Council and Wonderland editor Greg…Continue Reading →
Seagulls disturbed by ‘Sun Setting In The East’ Parade at Revere Beach, March 24, 2018. By Greg Cook and friends. Help Wonderland keep producing our great coverage of local arts,…Continue Reading →
Snow unicorn by Greg Cook at Malden Library, March 14, 2018. Copyright 2018 Greg Cook. Help Wonderland keep producing our great coverage of local arts, cultures and activism by contributing…Continue Reading →
The Somerville Arts Council and outdoors-type-person Greg Cook are looking for art and science for the “Starting Over Festival.” The April 22, 2018, event (rain date: April 29) is a…Continue Reading →
Thanks to everyone who joined us in the “Reindeer Against Global Warming” group in Malden’s annual Parade of Holiday Traditions on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2017. Kari Percival and I were…Continue Reading →