Earshot Jazz and Town Hall Seattle present Livestream Saturdays

Kate Olson plays saxophone with her band on April 18 at Livestream Saturdays at Town Hall Seattle (photo credit: Town Hall Seattle) Despite the shelter-in-place rules in most states, jazz is alive and well with shows streamed live or recorded from many locations countrywide. In Seattle, Earshot Jazz and Town Hall Seattle started a partnership … Continue reading Earshot Jazz and Town Hall Seattle present Livestream Saturdays

City Brew Tours offers beer experiences at home through May, maybe longer

Image credits: City Brew Tours Have you ever wanted to try homebrewing? Are you curious about the best beer-cheese pairings? Now you can explore both experiences this month with City Brew Tours' beer events at home and fight hunger at the same time. Five percent of the proceeds from all ticket sales go to Feeding … Continue reading City Brew Tours offers beer experiences at home through May, maybe longer

Rock club Great Scott will not reopen after the COVID-19 pandemic

Great Scott in Allston, Massachusetts (photo credit: Great Scott) When rock club Great Scott closed in March after Governor Charlie Baker announced the stay-at-home orders from the COVID-19 panedmic, the owners planned to reopen. But that changed yesterday when the landlord informed the club that its lease would not be renewed. “It is with a … Continue reading Rock club Great Scott will not reopen after the COVID-19 pandemic

Armchair photo tours: A walk through a fog sculpture in Boston

Photos by Cheryl Landes The Emerald Necklace is a network of parks in the center of Boston. It's the oldest linear park system in the nation. Landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted designed built the necklace from 1878 until 1896. Trails shared by walkers, runners, cyclists, and skaters wander through forests, cross stone pedestrian bridges, and … Continue reading Armchair photo tours: A walk through a fog sculpture in Boston