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75 pianos to be installed in Boston as part of "Play Me, I’m Yours"

75 pianos to be installed in Boston as part of “Play Me, I’m Yours”

September 18, 2013
From Sept. 27 to Oct. 14, Boston will be hosting 75 pianos as part of a live art project called "Play Me, I’m Yours." The pianos will be placed in public areas all around the Boston area and will give the general public a chance to be a street musician and put their talents on display.
Clover food truck invites friends and families out for "The Sandlot"

Clover food truck invites friends and families out for “The Sandlot”

September 12, 2013
Popcorn, gummy bears, too much chocolate and a stomach ache later. Most movie food leaves watchers with indigestion and regret, but next week, give up all that nasty movie food in favor of tasty dishes from Boston’s Clover food truck, which is offering healthy dinner and a movie for just $10.
New Orleans' band Royal Teeth wins its way to Boston Calling

New Orleans’ band Royal Teeth wins its way to Boston Calling

September 12, 2013
This past weekend, Boston welcomed a few artists and their thousand of fans to City Hall Plaza. The skies were clear and the sun was strong, but a soft breeze offered relief to concert goers attending the two-day, two-stage music festival, Boston Calling.
This weekend's Red Line Ride introduces new students to Boston, Cambridge and Somerville

This weekend’s Red Line Ride introduces new students to Boston, Cambridge and Somerville

September 12, 2013
Boston organization ONEin3 is offering students the chance to experience three world class cities this weekend, all without leaving the comfort of the red line. Participants will have the chance to decorate cupcakes, ride bikes and receive free samples at each of the three stops.
Frost Ice Bar keeps patrons 21 degrees cool, 363 days a year

Frost Ice Bar keeps patrons 21 degrees cool, 363 days a year

September 12, 2013
Earlier this month, Boston gave a whole new meaning to the phrase, “pass me a cold one” with the opening of the world’s largest permanent ice bar in the Faneuil Hall Marketplace. And no, this is not a bar that sells ice, like tea or oxygen bars, but rather a bar made completely of ice. It may be 75 degrees outside, but it is 21 degrees year-round in Frost Ice Bar.

Column: Kiss and tell

September 12, 2013
I guess a girl should never kiss and tell, but I’m breaking that rule for this column. One time, and one time only — to tell the epic tale that is “My First Kiss.”

Event Calendar: Sept. 12-18

September 12, 2013
Mix Fest 2013 will play host to three major headliners this weekend: Gavin Degraw, The Backstreet Boys and Of Monsters and Men. While these three acts may have nothing in common, all three will have listeners fangirling in their seats by the end of the sets. All are invited to attend, and the Hatch Memorial Shell, where the concert takes place, is located along the river, with beautiful views and lots of room to lie out a blanket and get comfy. Use of public transport is encouraged, Charles/MGH on the Red Line and Science Park on the Green Line are the closest T stops to the show. DCR Hatch Memorial Shell; 4-8 p.m.; free; mix1041.cbslocal.com.

Column: You look ridiculous, Miley

September 5, 2013
As the social fabric of Egypt unravels, the Syrian government poisons its own people and the US government contemplates military intervention, the American public has been asking themselves the most poignant question of all: What in the world is going on with Miley Cyrus?

Event Calendar: Sept. 5-11

September 5, 2013
Welcome back to Boston! In honor of the return of college students and the second day of classes (but probably really just because it was a logical date), Pinkberry will welcome Bostonians to its new location in Davis Square. While the grand opening isn’t technically until Friday, anyone who stops by between 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. on Thursday will receive a free sample of the tasty treats available at Pinkberry. So take a friend and explore a new part of the city. If free froyo isn’t motivation enough, then what is? 263 Elm St., Somerville; 5:30-8:30 p.m.; free; pinkberry.com.

Northeastern gets busy for back to school: movies, tryouts, auditions

September 5, 2013
The first few weeks of school are a blur: between the confused freshman, first day of classes, scrambling to find a work study job and fighting the endless crowds at Rebecca’s, many of Northeastern’s September events fall to the wayside. Although they’re often overlooked for back-to-school parties and marathon Skype sessions with summer friends, there are NU activities to fill the fall calendars of incoming and returning students.
Celebrity typewriters at the Gallery 360

Celebrity typewriters at the Gallery 360

September 5, 2013
From Lennon to Welles, Hemingway to Rooney, struggling artists of decades past all had one thing in common: they had to get their writing careers started somewhere. And in this particular case, they all started at the keys of a classic typewriter — typewriters that are temporarily on display at the Gallery 360 in the Curry Student Center.

Boston Calling Music Festival takes over downtown Boston this weekend

September 5, 2013
Looking for a way to celebrate the new year at Northeastern? Look no further. Boston Calling Music Festival will be held Sept. 7 and 8 at the City Hall Plaza. There’s a wide variety of bands and DJs performing, covering all types of musical tastes.