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View as a gridJust Add Salt | Improper Bostonian
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The only Himalayan salt cave in Boston is offering a limited-series yoga class...
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Tell a true story you would never dare share with the public. This is the premise behind Kevin Allison's storytelling podcast and live show, RISK! coming to Boston this week. As creator and host, Allison, a former sketch comedy star and alum of MTV's "The State," has steadily grown the podcast audience to a million monthly downloads since it began in 2009.
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Natick's International Museum of World War II opens a new exhibit featuring Casablanca...
Meet 10 women competing in the Head of the Charles | Improper Bostonian
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Thousands of rowers are descending upon Boston to compete in the 53rd annual Head of the Charles Regatta this weekend. In our latest issue we chatted with Olympic medalist and top contender in the women's championship singles race, Genevra "Gevvie" Stone and recently caught up with the local Community Rowing Inc.
Made to Order | Improper Bostonian
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Singapore offers tasty treats and glistening streets-with a catch...
Sarah Vowell brings America's past to its present | Improper Bostonian
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Sarah Vowell has a bee in her bonnet about history's influence on the present state of our country. The New York Times' bestselling author is known for her humorous take on America's past, from presidential assassinations to New England Puritans.
Go inside the new Warby Parker in Cambridge | Improper Bostonian
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For Warby Parker, the Boston area is a special place. The innovative eyewear company setup its first permanent residence outside its New York flagship location here in 2013 and will open its doors to its newest location in Harvard Square today. "We're really excited to be here across the river," says Warby Parker staff, Ruthie Ben-Zvi.
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Every day is different for Proday founder and CEO Sarah Kunst...
Murals are popping up in the South End | Improper Bostonian
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If you have been around the Ink Block neighborhood recently, chances are you have begun to notice the transformation along Traveler Street that connects the South End to South Boston. While some might see a concrete jungle, National Development, the developer behind Ink Block, saw a blank canvas.
Netflix for Laughs and Bars That Save Lives | Improper Bostonian
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Locally bred actor Todd Grinnell is best known for his co-starring role on NBC's Four Kings and, more recently, his role as Schneider on the Netflix original series One Day at a Time, loosely based on the iconic 1970s Norman Lear sitcom by the same name.
From the stage to the classroom: Melissa Ferrick sounds off on life as a musician, teacher and so...
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The Grammy-nominated musician is playing a few local shows before going back to school...
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Kait Sudol and Renata Sancken are the local hosts and creators of the of the show discussing their podcast journey with author Meredith Goldstein at the Freepoint Hotel in West Cambridge. Sudol and Sancken recently chatted with Worst Bestsellers podcast, which reviews bestselling books of questionable quality.
Ahoy Boston! Tall Ships Are Coming | Improper Bostonian
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Where to eat, drink and watch Sail Boston 2017...
Boston Pride Week: Can't Miss Events This Week | Improper Bostonian
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We rounded up some of the top events to help you celebrate Boston Pride...
How a Boston Bistro Keeps Buzzing | Improper Bostonian
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On June 3, Mistral will celebrate 20 years of serving French/ Mediterranean fare at the border between Back Bay and the South End. Since that first dinner service in 1997, chef/owner Jamie Mammano has opened five other restaurants across the city under the Columbus Hospitality Group-and there's a seventh on the way.
Leslie Odom Jr. on Life After Hamilton and Performing with the Boston Pops | Improper Bostonian
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It's been nearly a year since actor and singer Leslie Odom Jr. left his role as the original Aaron Burr in the Broadway musical Hamilton. He's since won a Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical for that role, welcomed new daughter Lucille Ruby with wife Nicolette Robinson and entertained audiences across the country-including one at Symphony Hall, where he sang with the Boston Pops earlier this month.