NOTES FROM THE CREW 78
July! A hot sweaty one. July saw us through many firsts: Mid-month we hosted our first ever OUTDOOR Black Market, which went…
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MOMENT OF CLARITY: Govorner Baker’s Arts Funding
Governor Charlie Baker has proposed to cut a significant amount of state funding going towards art and culture in Massachusetts. Though the…
DROPPIN THE SCOPE: Compass Horoscopes 10
Aries If you try to undercut the after-show whip-it’s-in-the-parking-lot market by selling “heady poppers” AKA small bottles of VCR head cleaner for…
BIG 3: Persistence Of Vision Vol. 3 (7/29)
With the series Persistence Of Vision, we have tried to highlight films by experimental and microbudget filmmakers from around the world. This…
THIS MONTH IN BOSTON COUNTER CULTURAL HISTORY: July 2015
Written by Neil Horsky, this column was originally published in the July 2015 issue of the Boston Compass Art by Lynn Horsky,…
MOMENT OF CLARITY: Gentrification in Boston
Gentrification is more than an intriguing spectacle that the college educated deconstruct; it’s not an insight about neighborhoods changing, it’s the real experience…
THIS MONTH IN BOSTON COUNTER CULTURAL HISTORY: Peace Unearthed
Written by Neil Horsky, this column was originally published in the July 2015 issue of the Boston Compass Art by Katie James,…
JULY 16′ COMPASS COMICS PAGE: Comics by Brian Connolly, Justin Mulkern, Mike Kadomiya, and...
THIS MONTH IN BOSTON COUNTER CULTURAL HISTORY: April 2015
Written by Neil Horsky, this column was originally published in the April 2015 issue of the Boston Compass Art by Amanda Fish,…
COMPASS COMICS PAGE: Comics by Justin Mulkern, Mike Kadomya, and Brian Connolly
BIG 3 MUSIC: The Thing In The Spring
(6/9 – 6/12) The Thing In The Spring There are many things that come with Spring: Leaves back on the trees, bird…
PLACES YOU CAN HANG: 1369 coffeehouse
Nestled on the corner of Springfield and Cambridge St. in Inman Square, 1369 Coffeehouse is home to an eclectic community of neighborhood…
