Did you know that the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz grew up in Dorchester? Of course, you did! Bolger was from Codman Square and graduated from Dorchester High School in 1920 before taking on the legendary and iconic role. Starting off his career in vaudeville, Bolger was known for his dancing and was casted in the Wizard of Oz over 80 years ago and the rest is Hollywood ... Keep Reading

If you’ve been in the new Wahlburgers in Dorchester, you probably noticed the art wrapping the columns in the new South Bay burger joint.  The bold and graphic print proudly displays the neighborhood of Dorchester in typography. In addition to neighborhoods like Savin Hill, Adams Village, Codman Square, Jones Hill, and Uphams Corner (to name a few), people, places, businesses, ... Keep Reading

Celebrate MLK Day! The MFA is offering FREE admission for all on Monday, January 21st. Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by surrounding yourself with art, culture, and community. Enjoy free admission all day long at the MFA’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Open House. There’s an array of vibrant, engaging, and collaborative programs scheduled throughout the ... Keep Reading

The Martin Richard Foundation Challenges Young People to Bring Their Communities Together in Service Applications due January 18th for $500 Bridge Builder grants The Martin Richard Foundation is calling on young people ages 5-22 to submit their ideas for bringing their communities together in service with projects that promote peace, justice and kindness. Through the ... Keep Reading

A new exhibit at the Dorchester Art Project revolves around the free Label 228 USPS Postal Sticker as a universal canvas where anything can be “made” and a variety of work inspired by this label.  “Priority Made” is group show highlighting art that includes graph stickers, art sticker, a timeline of the different blank versions of the 228 sticker, and non-sticker pieces ... Keep Reading