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Every fall, the streets of Davis Square, Somerville are flooded with marching bands and fantastical outfits. Playing everything from Klezmer to Balkan to Brazilian samba, Afrobeat, to hip-hop, the HONK! festival celebrates reclaiming space by making noise, auditorily and visually.

The street...


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If you’re looking for the best vintage streetwear from the ‘80s-2000s, with an impeccably curated collection of rare and designer finds, you might expect to head to LA or New York. But Boston?

The South End, you ask?

The South End—with its $800 price tags? No. It’s in Somerville.

Somerville?!

Streetwear in Somerville???

I know. It sounds unlike...


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Yasmin Benoit, award-winning British model, activisit, and founder of the This is What Asexual Looks Like movement, introduced asexuality to the United Nations ...


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Is this a neighborhood block party or Fall Fashion week, you might wonder, walking down the streets of Union Square Somerville today, Saturday September 19, 2026.

Straw hats, lace-up vests, paint-splattered jeans, chain necklaces, pleated mini skirts, anime and K-fashion influences lined the streets for a very special occasion:


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Dear Leticia,

Remember me?

Of course you do.

It’s been 21 years. Can you believe it?

I’m not a kid anymore, Leticia. You’re just turning 47 now, which makes me 3...


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