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February 29, 2008

Short Cartoons You saw the nominees for the Live Action Short Film Academy Award last night; come back to the ICA for the contenders in the animated category. Formats include traditional 2D animation, CGI, and claymation. Check out the John Lennon interview film "I Met the Walrus." Institute of Contemporary Art, 100 Northern Avenue, South Boston, 7:00pm. $7/$9. Recover Heal a broken heart with laughter. Ben Karlin has assembled a collection of raucous breakup......

Continue Reading "Friday Happenings"

February 4, 2008

The Publick House is known primarily for its beers – a selection of Belgian brews too vast to enumerate. The food menu is not quite as long, but there are some fantastic eats to go along with the great drinks. The Veggie Burger is the top cheap eat pick at $9. The burger is actually made of vegetables – a rarity in the land of veggie burgers. It’s packed with peas, carrots and zucchini, a......

Continue Reading "Cheap Eats: The Publick House"

October 13, 2007

Turkeys have been terrorizing Brookline for some time, but a Bostonist reader happened to catch one in the act, just waiting to strike on Washington Square. In September, the other BPD, the Brookline Police Department, warned residents about turkey trouble and what to do in case you are faced with the kind of wild turkey that doesn't come in a bottle. Our favorite tip from them is "Don’t let turkeys intimidate you — Don’t......

Continue Reading "Wild Turkeys of a Different Variety"

May 31, 2006

There is something intriguing about snooping around your neighborhood to see what is going in the vacated spots that once housed a locally owned business. In February, many were surprised when arriving at Zathmary’s in Coolidge Corner for some matzah ball soup and the doors were locked, bread in front of the door, with no sign of life inside. The place was gone forever without a last chance to hit up the great salad bar.......

Continue Reading "The Beacon Street Tavern to Open Soon"

March 9, 2006

For those living across river (or willing to hop the Red Line or #1), Bostonist thinks there’s no better place to grab a pint, munch on some gourmet pub fare (yes, there is such a thing) and hear our favorite local band than The Plough & Stars, reopening this Friday. Last year proved to be a difficult one for the 35-year-old Cambridge bar, and after being cited for a noise complaint (Anyone remember the faithful......

Continue Reading "Long live The Plough & Stars"

March 24, 2005

Today and tomorrow mark the Jewish holiday of Purim, traditionally a commemoration of Persian Jews being saved from extermination thanks to the chutzpah of Queen Esther. Nowadays marked by three pointed cookies, noisemakers, costumes, and synagogue carnivals where young children win half-live guppies and other cheap prizes, Purim has become the most festive of Jewish holidays. For the grownups, Purim is also the only holiday when Jews are commanded (yes, commanded) to get drunk. Given......

Continue Reading "Purim: Time To Party"

March 17, 2005

If you are a "beer snob," then you have already hit up this Irish haunt out on Beacon Street. Located in Washington Square in Brookline, the Anam Cara Publick House is the real deal if you are looking to have some great beer to celebrate Ireland and all her glory. Walking into this cozy pub, there is a sense of medieval style with its heavy red drapes, but it also adorns its walls with beer......

Continue Reading "Pub Crawl Anam Cara: St Patrick's Day"

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