Scorpio’s Resurrection: The Best Secret Show Series in Boston
Somewhere in JP, a 2000s speakeasy finds new life bringing together the music community
Our City
Herb Chambers nocturne in the key of $500 Gs
Sketches of political maneuvering and corruption, as seen across the street from Allston Jaguar dealership
“Seapunk” Climate Project Brings Environmental Justice to Boston’s Dirty Water
The Emerald Tutu, an avant-garde research project, seeks to mitigate the coastal impacts of the climate crisis with a net of plant life.
Subcontinental Drift celebrates its 10th anniversary
To get a sense of the group's staying power, Boston Hassle writer Durane West checked out their August open mic
Broke Boston
In a city with absurdly high rental costs, why do we still accept the broker's fee? And what happens if we don't?
Displacing the displaced
A walk through the Indigenous communities that make up East Boston and the North Shore
No justice, no beans
Starbucks employees at 874 Comm Ave. explain their decision to go on strike
Market analysis: A tour of Allston’s international groceries
Never had Cambodian sausage but always wanted to try it? Read on!
Welcome to Turkeytown
What Cambridge's struggle with its turkey population says about humans, nature, and human nature
Somernova leases old Artisan’s Asylum space, replacing makers’ hopes with Engine of MIT
Alumni of the Artisan’s Asylum makerspace hoped to rebuild in Somerville after their organization moved to Allston. With an announcement Thursday that…
Still waiting for the T:
BH talks to TransitMatters about the renewed importance of public transportation reform during (and after) the COVID-19 pandemic
5 Questions with Game Over Books
The folks behind GOB shed some much-needed light on the inequalities of the publishing industry, and what they're doing about it
