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New to the South End is Niche Urban Garden Supply! Owner and landscape architect Lindsey Swett opened up shop on Tremont Street back in May. I stopped in about 2 weeks after she opened (and have been horribly delinquent in posting the photos I took). The shop is adorable and has everything from plants, herbs, … More Niche Urban Garden Supply Store
No Wednesday night plans? My recommendation is to spend a summer evening listening to the Boston Landmarks Orchestra at the Hatch Shell. A frugalista at heart, I’m always looking for an inexpensive date night, and I think I’ve found one of my favorites! After stocking up on a mish- mash of hors d’oeuvres from Trader Joe’s … More Wednesday Evening on the Esplanade with Boston Landmarks Orchestra
This weekend I checked out Assembled at Assembly Row in Somerville for the first time. Kyle and I hadn’t been back to Assembly Square since living in Medford and it was unbelievable to see how much has changed in such a short period of time. The vision of Assembly Row is an interesting one and … More Assembled: Handmade Arts Market at Assembly Row
I’ve just finished flipping through Found, Free & Flea, which gives a look into the restoration of a 1920s summer resort. Camp Wandawega, purchased by Tereasa Surratt and her husband David Hernandez, is a summer camp in Wisconsin that David attended as a child. Upon purchasing the camp the couple finds hidden treasures in … More Found, Free & Flea Style
Just when I start to feel down that the peonies have passed, the hydrangea bushes burst into bloom. It seems appropriate that they’re at they’re most vibrant during the Fourth of July holiday. In my parents’ yard there are 3 bushes in purples and blues surrounding our patio and a bright pink plant out in … More Hydrangea in Bloom
I’ve just set up an email list and I’d love for you to join! Emails will be pretty infrequent (monthly at most) and will be another great way to keep up with all things P&C. You’ll get updates on our projects, awesome vintage finds, and some big announcements that are on the way! SIGN UP … More Pop & Circumstance Monthly Newsletter
I wanted to take the time to do a quick re-cap of my experience as a blogger for Eventbrite. For me, being selected came at the perfect time. I was in a bit of a creative slump (or maybe it was a creative hangover after so many hours of crafting for What’s Your Beef). Being … More Eventbrite Blogger Re-Cap
Wow, we got lucky with the weather over the holiday weekend! It was the perfect temperature for a dip in the bay, evenings on the patio, and a sail from the Hyannis Yacht Club. Our Fourth included… an evening swim at Bay Farm a kayak trip across the bay to Secret Beach dinners on the … More Weekend Scenes: Fourth of July
One of my favorite Eventbrite events so far? An evening of simple appetizers and sips in a Summer Entertaining class by Formaggio Kitchen! Held at their learning annex in Cambridge, the space works overtime as a storage space, classroom, and fully functional kitchen. There were lots of lovely small touches in the set-up that helped … More Summer Entertaining with Formaggio Kitchen
This visual feast is a follow-up of to the Popsicle Project post and is brought to you by Scoopsies. Collaborators Sarah Hayes and Chloe Jankowitz are out to perfect the art of ice cream making and are currently churning their way through 100 different flavors. Both ladies formerly worked at an ice cream shop on Newbury and share … More Visual Feast: Frozen Treats (Part 2)
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