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Celina Colby

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Celina Colby’s Biography

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I'm a Boston-based journalist covering arts & entertainment, food & dining, travel, culture, and other stories.

I'm the arts & culture Editor at The Bay State Banner and manage our food and travel contributions as well. I also regularly freelance for Eater, TravelGirl Magazine, The Boston Calendar, BrooklineHub, OnlyInYourState, and others.

In addition to my work as a journalist I have a small social media presence that I use for visual and digital storytelling.

Although much of my work is l…

Celina Colby’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Boat Side of Boston

The Boat Side of Boston

Exploring Boston's expansive waterfront means museums, ships, and chowdah.

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10+ Festive Pop-up Bars & Restaurants in Boston to Visit During the 2023 Holiday Season

10+ Festive Pop-up Bars & Restaurants in Boston to Visit During the 2023 Holiday Season

There's so much to love about the holiday season, but one of the hallmarks is certainly festive food and drin…

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The 6 Most Unique Libraries in Boston

The 6 Most Unique Libraries in Boston

Not to nerd out on you, but we love libraries. Libraries are one of the most important public spaces in any c…

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Nantucket in December - holiday charm abounds

Nantucket in December - holiday charm abounds

Nantucket may be a quintessential New England summer destination, heavily populated by those in a high tax br…

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New York City's Blue Ribbon Brasserie Makes Its Boston Debut

New York City's Blue Ribbon Brasserie Makes Its Boston Debut

The restaurant, known as a late-night industry favorite in NYC, opens a sprawling Fenway outpost this week

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New book by Rev. Brandon Thomas Crowley explores queer identities in spiritual spaces - The Bay S...

New book by Rev. Brandon Thomas Crowley explores queer identities in spiritual spaces - The Bay S...

When Rev. Brandon Thomas Crowley revealed his queer identity to his congregation at the historic Myrtle Bapti…

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Composers Bach, Eastman converse across 250 years in an upcoming concert

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| Bay State Banner Verified
Chamber orchestra A Far Cry presents “Mighty Fortress at Old South Church” in collaboration with Boston Children’s Chorus. PHOTO: ANJA SCHUTZ Banner Arts & Culture Sponsored by Massachusetts Convention Center Authority In an upcoming performance by the local ensemble A Far Cry, two musicians have a dialogue about resilience across more than 250 years of history.
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Chef Liang Hou preserves centuries-old culinary traditions at Hao Shi Guang

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Stir-Fried Green Beans from Hao Shi Guang. PHOTO: COURTESY OF HAO SHI GUANG Banner Food & Travel Sponsored by Meet Boston Chef Liang Hou has been the executive chef at Northern Chinese restaurant Hao Shi Guang in Allston for two years. Through his menus he hopes to educate American audiences about the nuances of Shandong cuisine, also known as Lu cuisine.
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Brookline’s caviar cafe wants you to give fish eggs a try

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| Brookline.News
This article is part of Brookline Eats, our new weekly newsletter with coverage of Brookline’s restaurant and food scene. Sign up by clicking here. Marky’s Caviar, a tiny shop and cafe north of Coolidge Corner, has a very specific mission: to break down misconceptions surrounding its storied product. Despite its reputation as a fancy, expensive luxury, the caviar selection at Marky’s starts as low as $30.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started my career writing for Art New England magazine and The Boston Guide.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! In fact I own a blue one, primarily for display but sometimes that click is so satisfying.

What's your favorite social network?

I use Instagram the most for visual storytelling.