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phoenixdowntime · 2 years
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#2familyhome #boston #dorchester #hydepark #mattapan #roxbury #westroxbury #rosindalema #uphamscorner #nubianvillage https://www.instagram.com/p/CemjvWdu1mj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Cheers to the weekend, friends! Come over during cafe hours for a whole different vibe from our dinner service ☕️✨ We love this spread and photos from @joyfoodboston 😍 • Guava + cheese pastelito • Cheddar + chive scone • Latte • Mocha • The Dreamer: pork belly, dill havarti, fried egg, on toasted @iggysbakery brioche • CK BLT: pork belly, cilantro aioli, tomato, baby arugula, on Iggy’s country white #dorchesterma #uphamscorner #coffeeshopsboston #bostoncafe #coffeshopsoftheworld (at Comfort Kitchen) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqN_VqZOEGA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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theqweens · 5 years
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First Time Ever!!! #thedrift2018 brings #boston 2 #newyork Presenting performances by @lr_617 of #beantown #617 #roxbury #dorchester #uphamscorner #mattapan #hydepark #savinhill #bluehill #massachusetts #itsyagirlqween inspired by @skydiver_d #towo (at Aloha NYC) https://www.instagram.com/p/Brij7gmFpg3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1od0619b3fc4z
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bostonlibrarycrawl · 6 years
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fusiondolls · 4 years
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#Repost @fairmount_lab • • • • • • Announcing the Fairmount Cultural Corridor Initiative (FCC) Artist Relief Fund is NOW LIVE!!!!!!! Apply via link in bio. Are you an artist of color living and/or working in Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan or Hyde Park? Have you been negatively impacted by COVID-19? We know that COVID-19 has hit artists hard, especially artists of color. If you have lost work or other income due to COVID-19, please consider applying for this mini-grant! What? $1,000 grants to be utilized at your discretion Who? In order to qualify, you must be an artist of color, which includes artists who are engaged in a wide definition of art as well as traditional and nontraditional arts such as (but not limited to): culinary arts, dance, street theater, performance art, music, photography, fashion, body art, game design, graphic design, poetry, fine arts, social practice, puppetry, jewelry, graffiti, fabrics, ceramics, etc. Where? Must live and/or work along the Fairmount Indigo Line (Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan or Hyde Park) How? It’s simple! Just fill out the basic google form in our bio. When? Applicants must apply between May 5th and May 15th. Really? Yup. It’s that simple! The FCC is made up of a variety of partnering organizations such as @dsniorg, @ds4si, @uphamscorner Main Street, Fairmount Innovation Lab (FIL), and Artmorpheus Inc This artist relief fund is sponsored by @thekresgefoundation to support the sustainability and advancement of artists along the Fairmount Corridor during this time of crisis. The Kresge Foundation is a private, national foundation that works to expand opportunities in America's cities through grantmaking and social investing in arts and culture, education, environment, health, human services and community development #FCCArtistReliefInitiative #COVID19ReliefFund #BostonArtistRelief #ArtistReliefFund #DSNI #DSNIOrg #DS4SI #UphamsCornerMainstreet #FIL #FILCommunity #CreativeEconomy #FairmountIndigoLine #BostonArtists https://www.instagram.com/p/B_0Jf4jnG9Y/?igshid=1t5mj8aaz7r10
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mariasausa · 8 years
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Est. 1633 #dorchester #southboston #uphamscorner #boston #cemetery (at Dorchester North Burying Ground)
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artsandideasmag-blog · 10 years
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Life & Local Arts
Upham's Corner Case Study
The life of a communty depends upon its imagination. The Fairmount Cultural Corridor: Upham's Corner Pilot was a tremendous infusion of low-tech and high-reward social interventions using creative strategies and tactical urbanism. 
See for yourself: Site >
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bostonlibrarycrawl · 6 years
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#21: Uphams Corner
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Reese is transitioning to a one-nap schedule and also to a strong preference toward napping at home rather than on the go, which, yay for predictable naptimes. But needing to be home from 10:30 to noon makes visiting libraries that are open from 9 to 2 seem a bit logistically hairy. So we went for a nearby one today while we work that out.
Travel notes: Uphams Corner was our last Dorchester library (of the six!) to visit. It is 2.3 miles from home, though not particularly straightforward by public transportation, so we ran there and back with the jog stroller.
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Teresa’s rating: Venerable. I came with no particular expectations for this library, which I knew was slated to be replaced soon, especially once I saw it shared a building with several other community services. The adult area was small (though well-cared-for), but through the exit door, down an industrial staircase (it was urbex-y!), and we came to the children’s room, which is all vintage dark wood shelves in a FORMER SWIMMING POOL. It was so cool! (On further reading, I learned that this smallest BPL library has been here since 1904, making it the longest-standing BPL location, save for the Central library. I’m pretty sad to know it’s moving on.) 
Reese’s rating: 15/10. Great toddler toys (puzzles, puppets, blocks) and a wide selection of new-looking board books (many unfamiliar to us, which doesn’t happen often; toddler lit may by definition be an exercise in repetition).
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Teresa’s book: The Strange Library, by Haruki Murakami. This Murakami novella grabbed me with its unusual package (weird vertical flaps). I can’t say I fully understand what it is yet (see: impatient toddler; approaching naptime), but I picked it up to show to some Murakami-aficionado friends.  
Reese’s books: LMNO Peas by Keith Baker seems to be an alphabet book about occupations? Except all the characters are peas? (Also, I later learned that this book is part of The Peas Series, which includes LMNO Pea-quel.) Train!, by Judi Abbot, is a story about a single-minded toddler (in literature as in life ...). Spoiler alert, I feel like the tunnel is sort of a deus ex machina, but the book includes fun-to-read choruses like “Train-plane-car! Train-plane-car! Digger-digger-digger-digger! Train-plane-car!”
Nearby attractions: Dorchester North Burying Ground is Dorchester’s oldest landmark (est. 1633) and one of Boston’s six seventeenth-century cemeteries.
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dnbggameoflife · 11 years
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dnbggameoflife · 11 years
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dnbggameoflife · 11 years
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