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December 4, 2025
Dr. Kim Parker, who serves as board chair for Words as Worlds, hosts monthly literacy workshops at Dorchester’s Just-bookish that are aimed at K-12 children and their caregivers and modeled after her book.
Once a month — when the weather is right —
Several girls from Dorchester will be performers when Fontbonne’s Good Fountain Players present the classic
Akiba Abaka has stepped into a new role in the arts, as interim executive director
Veteran Boston journalist and election expert Chris Lovett joined Bill Forry from the Dorchester Reporter
More than 45,000 people have been buried at the Cedar Grove Cemetery in Dorchester since
A recent visit to Dorchester, UK doesn’t- at first blush— reveal many commonalities between Dorchester,
Laughter, hip-hop, and the smells of soul food filled the air behind Epiphany School on
Lanterns and lions – and a few thousand people – celebrated on Town Field last
While on a family vacation some five years ago, Alafia Young, then a mechanical engineer
The Strand Theatre on Columbia Road has hosted any number of shows over the decades
Below a glowing canopy of lights and traditional nón lá hats, each affixed with a
When rapper MaceyOMaze from Fields Corner released “Father’d A Child” this spring, the song carried
By Jacquinn Sinclair, WBUR.
The use of outright deception doesn’t seem like a winning
A new opera, “White Raven, Black Dove,” which is scheduled for a three-day run at
Tre Johnson, author of the critically acclaimed new book “Black Genius: Essays on an American
As community members danced to music and shopped at the Ashmont Friday Market, steps away,
