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Playing Uno

Hello, folks!  We’ve had a good week here at common art and Boston Warm, so let me catch you up! The card game Uno has been a big hit on Fridays at Boston Warm.  For several Fridays in a row, … Continue reading →

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The Bay State Banner’s Black History Month Programs

The Bay State Banner presented its “60 th Anniversary Forum Series: The State of Black America,” on February 12. Two open forums complemented the newspaper’s special essay section to commemorate Boston and black history. GBH sponsored the mid-day talks at …


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Davóne Tines and Ruckus, "What Is Your Hand in This?”

Commemorative concerts for America’s 250th anniversary will be dotting the musical landscape in 2026. An inventive program that may prove to be one of the most challenging for audiences has been launched by Davóne Tines and Ruckus, “a shapeshifting, collaborative …


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Preparations

Hello, folks!  We had another great week here at common art and Boston Warm, let me fill you in.  Last week was our second week with a knitting table during common art, which has been a hit so far. We … Continue reading →

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The Divine with Us

Hello, folks!  In reflecting on my time at common art and common cathedral this week, I felt inspired to write a poem about finding God in the common places. I hope this poem might prove to be a fun way … Continue reading →

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