Tag: seawalls
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Allston Art Walk
It is hard not to be charmed by the cool vintage vibe as you meander down Harvard Ave. Of course, there are lots of people everywhere, bustling businesses and interesting restaurants but there are also pockets of street art punctuating the urban landscape at almost every turn. What has always interested me about Allston is… Read more
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Downtown Boston Art Walk
One of the busiest places in Boston is the Downtown area. A nexus of culture, commerce and creativity it is home to the historic center of the city, some of our most important public parks, civic buildings, and some of the nations most important historic sites and structures. From the bustling crowded streets of Downtown… Read more
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Greenway Art Walk
The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway, aka ”The Greenway,” is a different type of public park. A now integral part of Boston’s cultural scene The Greenway quickly established itself as a contemporary park with a unique mission and vision through its commitment to creating a sustainable green space and innovative programming. Opened in 2008 The Greenway… Read more
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Seaport Art Walk
The Seaport is a neighborhood being reimagined. Regardless of how you may feel about that there is an undeniable optimism to the changes that are being made, both big and small. Walking over Fort Point Channel and down the main streets you see a bustling neighborhood with boutiques, museums, parks and restaurants that is still… Read more
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Chinatown Art Walk
Cool art and good food are two of the best reasons I can think of to go anywhere. Whether you are enjoying the culture, people, shopping, or food Chinatown has always been one of the most distinct neighborhoods in the city and there is always a reason to stop by and see what’s going on.… Read more
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South Boston Art Walk, Feat. Ink Block Underground
At the far end of the South End and just below an overpass awaits a pocket of public art you might not yet be aware of. Happening upon it the Underground at Ink Block feels like kind of a creative oasis and at just under a mile, with benches and tables as well as being… Read more