April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
Harpoon extended their hours for three consecutive Tuesdays to benefit The One Fund, which was created to support victims and families affected by the Boston Marathon bombings. We stopped by the brewery for the second Tuesday night.
The Harpoon Brewery Beer Hall is located at 306 Northern Ave., Boston, www.harpoonbrewery.com
From left: Kenda Stewart of Boston, David Goldstein of Somerville, Jennifer King of Boston and Nathan Spiker of Boston.
SPOTTED IN BOSTON: OUT AND ABOUT IN THE CITY
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
Harpoon extended their hours for three consecutive Tuesdays to benefit The One Fund, which was created to support victims and families affected by the Boston Marathon bombings. We stopped by the brewery for the second Tuesday night.
The Harpoon Brewery Beer Hall is located at 306 Northern Ave., Boston, www.harpoonbrewery.com
From left: Kenda Stewart of Boston, David Goldstein of Somerville, Jennifer King of Boston and Nathan Spiker of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
Brian McIntosh and Jaclyn O'Leary, both of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
Emmerson College sorority sisters from left: Ali Laffer, Heather Stadler, Mykah Murphy, Jaclyn Pipolo, Shakala Alvaranga, Dana Kaplowitz, and Louisa Borden. "Even though its a big city, I've never felt so supported. I've never een a city come together like it did and support everybody," said Kaplowitz.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"We grew up in Boston, but just moved back and seeing everyone come together and support the city has been really amazing. I missed that sense of commuinity and spirit," said Lee Glandorf of Boston, center, with her sisters Carolyn, left, and Christine Glandorf, also of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
From left: Jon Mezzadri, Anish Kattukaran, Taylor Merck, Ashley Gregory, and Alex Shuck, all of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
From left: Hillary Goodie, Lauren Desrosiers, Mary Gannon, Caitlin Devins, and Emily Lindberg, all of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
From left: Bea van den Heuvel of Boston, Michelle Palermino of Somerville, Bryan White of Boston, Chantal Lavore of Brighton, Kari Loverro of Brookline, Dan Sherwin of Brighton and Katie Vunck of Brighton.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"This is the best way to give back. Beers for Boston. That's the only way I can say it," said Matt Quinn of Boston, center, with Vicki Katchmar of Woburn and Matt Carey of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"Boston has so much pride. They are looking for events like this to show it," said Leah Smith, right, with Cayla Poteete, both of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"We are both John Hancock employees and we both ran the marathon and we made it to 25.75," said Brenna McCarthy of South Boston, left, with Amy Ducat of Swampscott. "Out of the ugliest moments have come so many positive moments. It brought out the best of people who are willing to stand together," she added.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"It's a beautiful thing to come together and demonstrate how resilient we are," said Jessica Kizer, right, with Stephanie Milewski and Michael Ross, all of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
From left: Kelli Hallamore of Stoughton, Mugo Njuguna of Boston and Abbie Taube of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
The crowded Harpoon Beer Hall.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"I'm a nursing major, so a lot of my friends were working that day. We really feel a part of the situation, " said Alex Chisholm, with Stephen Johnson, both of Boston.
April 30 at Brewed for Boston nights at Harpoon Brewery
"It's a win-win. We get to drink and help at the same time," said Ryan Brennan of South Boston, with Laura MacAdam of Boston, left, and Alicia Longani of Sharon.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Spotted attended the McCourt Foundations Spring Gala, which raises funds to both advance research for multiple sclerosis and Alzheimers research and to support and educate families.
Four of the seven brothers who founded the McCourt Foundation, from left: Peter, Bob, Paul, and Brian McCourt.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
"My grandmother had MS and my grandfather had Alzheimers so it’s the reason I run. I run in their memory," said Nancy Brady of Quincy, Tom Brady's sister, who has run the marathon to raise funds for the McCourt Foundation, with fellow runner Ronnie Nortan of Cohasset. "I've had MS since '99 and I've met so many great people. It's inspirational. As much as MS has been a burden, its also a blessing," added Nortan.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Cindy Wing of Boston on the dance floor.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Steven Manzi and Rita Hamer, both of Danvers, danced.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Tom Poaps of Sarasota, Fla., poured champagne.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Sandra Ponichtera of Scituate (left) and Kelli Duprey of Chicago.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Michael Smith and Jessie Boudreau, both of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Loa Patman (left) and Kim Flynn, both of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Clare Deery and Seth Moskos, both of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
From left: Kasandra Kaplanes, Kara Holleran, and Kore Anderson, all of South Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Nikki Devaux of Worcester (left) and Missie Prince of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Cousins Stephanie Molinari of Norwell and Trevor McCourt of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
McCourt Foundation Marathon team runner Police Lt. Corey Farina and Weymouth Firefighter Kaitlyn Shinney.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
From left: Jillian Blumberg of Boston, Julia Kurker of Boston, and Deanna Disipio of Weston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Margaret Murphy and Nikolaos Patsopoulus, both of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Blair Corcoran of Quincy (left) and Karen Bonner of South Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
From left: Courtney Lowell of Stoneham, Amy Corcoran of Dorchester, and Lindsay Ring of Stoneham.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Lori Boxter of Wakefield (left) and Robin Moss of Boston.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
Nayiri Arzoumanian and Ian Schwartz, both of Watertown.
April 26 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
From left: Josefina Wehlin, Matt Houston, and Jessica Houston, all of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Spotted checked out the Youth Design's 10th Anniversary Party at the W Hotel in Boston. Youth Design arranges mentorships, summer jobs, and offers resources to support students on their path to higher education.
From left: Heather White of Brookline and Malia Lazu of Roxbury.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Malia Lazu of Roxbury celebrated her winning bean bag toss as Linda Leonard of Rockport, Maine, right, looked on.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Betty Riaz of Boston plays carnival games as her husband Ali Riaz looked on.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"She's my mentor," said Tara Monroe of Cambridge, left, about Gina Maratea of Brookline. "It's great to have a mentor. It's the only way to succeed at what you really want to do," she added.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Jason Stevens of Quincy left the stage after accepting his Mentor of the Year award.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Designers and Youth Design volunteers Orpha Rivera and Nick DiStefano, both of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"I had a director in high school who cast me as Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors. I didn't know about puppetry, but he thought I could do it. Now I'm a working actor and puppeteer. That's being a mentor," said Kaitee Tredway, right, with Luke Rogers, Tanya Li, second from left, and Jordan Clark, all of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
From left: Melanie Reid of New York City, Tandy Falala of Randolph, and Michelle Caldeira of Jamaica Plain.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Natasha Levin and Richard Krupp, both of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"We thought if we could rally the design community to work with urban youth and open up career pathways, then we could flip a switch and have a real impact," said Youth Design founder Denise Korn, with event chairs Ricardo Rodriguez, left, and Michael Kelley, all of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
From left: Peter Georgantas, Daniella Corte, and Sal Malafronte, all of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"I think no matter who you are or where you live, aesthetic experience and visual literacy is important no matter what you do in life. Visual literacy is the key to success in any field you pursue. I believe that. I dedictaed my whole life to that," said Youth Design grant writer Afshan Bokhari of Cambridge, right, with Roselys Esteve of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Sofi Madison, left, and Kathryn Yee, both of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"Our intern calls us his Design Mommies," said Julia Frenkle, right, with Lily Robles, both Youth Design mentors from Opus Design in Brighton. "You can make a lot of mistakes and learn the hard way or you can work with someone more senior and get guidance and support to accelerate your progress," added Robles.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"It's important to give students access to art and design and to expose them to careers they didn't even know exist," said Koren Phillips, left, with Rachael Rosselli, both of Boston.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
Imari Paris Jeffries of Boston, left, and Scott Chisholm of Cambridge.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"Youth Design has broadened my perspective of adult life. I know how to transfer my creativity into something that is purposeful," said Youth Design student Shirley Fang of Boston, standing, with Ivanna Lin, both of Boston. "It's opened a lot of doors for me. I always had creative passion, but I didn't know how to utilize it," added Lin.
April 23 at the W Hotel in Boston.
"Design provides a creative outlet to inspire change," said Emily Downard of Boston, right, with Christy Neves of Norwood, left, and Nicole Howell of Boston.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Spotted checked out Drag Bingo at Club Cafe in the South End, which included bingo games, prizes, and a showing of RuPaul's Drag Race.
"I'm the senior vice president for Bingo Affairs here at the cafe. It took a lot of training. but a girl's gotta have a hobby," said Drag Bingo hostess Constance Waverly.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Anthony Gomez of Brockton showed his winning bingo card and won an appetizer.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"These are size 15 women's," said Brian Calhoon, right, with Tom Westmoreland, both of Boston. "I can do three or four hours max and then I have my Toms in my bag. I didn't walk from the T in these," added Calhoon.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Bingo Hostess Constance Waverly, right, checked out Brian Calhoon's heels.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Brian Calhoon, left, and Tom Westmoreland, both of Boston.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
From left: Chris Head, Eureka Fishe, Adam Munroe, and Douglas McCoy watched RuPaul's Drag Race.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"I won tickets to see a drag queen performance," said Camilo Alvizures of Chestnut Hill, right, with Joey Pino of Cambridge. "I've never won anything ever. I'm depressed now. He wins things. I win nothing," added Pino.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
From left: Johnny Hurley of Framingham, Chris Faulkner of Newton, and Ross Higgins of Allston.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"I won," said Kristen Smith of Abington, left, with Jamie Lipiner of Jamaica Plain. "I was moe excited than she was. I made her call it out so we'd get a free appetizer," added Lipiner.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"I've won twice. I've won brunch for two and an appetizer. I got a lucky card," said Brendan Parker, left, with Chris Doty, both of Boston. "It's not fair," said Doty.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"I've had better Bingo nights," said Jared Ruckman of Boston, center, with bingo winner Jay Pratt of Boston, left, and Tim Atherton of Somerville.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Joe Coronado of Boston and Cristofer Ventura of Allston.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"It's my first time, We're bingo virgins," said Andre Reynoso, center, with Yovannys Kenney, left, and Alexandra Bragagnolo, all of Boston.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Bianca Knight of Stoughton and Khloe Glamoure of Brockton.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Jake Cioch of Boston and Joel Marshall of Chelsea.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
Sam Sheffield and Andre Isaacs, both of Framingham.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"A shout out to the Gap clearance rack for my fantastic outfit tonight," said Eureka Fishe, second from left, with Chris Head, left, Adam Monroe, second from right, and Douglas McCoy, all of Boston. "That knitted sweater is to die for," added McCoy.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
"We started with a winning streak. We came here once on a whim and ended up winning four or five times. We came for the greed and stayed for the people," said Robert Ferent, with Sonya Larkin, both of Boston.
April 22 at Club Cafe in Boston
James Giddings of Melrose, left, and bingo winner Conrad Nied of Somerville who is holding his prize: Les Miserable coasters. "We've had a dearth of coasters at my place, so they're very useful," said Nied.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Bartenders donated all of their tips from the evening to One Fund Boston, a fund to support those affected by the Boston Marathon bombings.
Pictured, from left: Caroline Gulde, Jean-Baptiste Frain, and Tierney Tobin, all of Somerville.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Twin sisters Lindsay Poulin, left, and Taylor Poulin, both of Somerville.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Valerie Tormey of Somerville, Stephanie Lantz of Waltham, and Dan Goldstein of Waltham.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Annie Lynch, left, celebrated her birthday with Kirsten Swenson, center, and Leslie Sullivan, all of Medford.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Christine Messina, Lindsay Grindle, and Catherine Berkman, all of Medford.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Barback Felipe Villanueva of Boston, left, Joe McGuirk of Cambridge, center, and Nathan Bice of Watertown donated their tips for the evening to One Fund Boston.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Mike Shea of Somerville, Matt Solomon of Arlington and Tristan Simon of Arlington.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Bartender Joe McGuirk sold high fives for one dollar each, with proceeds going to One Fund Boston.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Caroline Lorenz of Somerville and Josh Goldstein of Cambridge.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Bartender Joe McGuirk celebrated his birthday while working to raise money for One Fund Boston.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Mike Shea of Somerville, Matt Solomon of Arlington, and Tristan Simon of Arlington.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Dan Sensale of Somerville and Rachel Linthwaite of Cambridge.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Drew Haughn, Lizzy Hopkins, and Lisa Roscoe, all of Somerville.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Jon Dietrick, left, and Kevin Bruynell, both of Somerville.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Annika Tamura of Jamaica Plain, Davaid Fredette of Jamaica Plain, and Anne Chequer of Somerville.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Alex Black of Somerville, left, and Potter Debella of Cambridge.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Kristina Greinovich of Somerville, left, celebrated her birthday with Casey Pons of Somerville, second from left, Melissa Russo of Cambridge, second from right, and Karen Preston of Medford.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Greg and Jennifer Guevin of Medford.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Jamie Johnson of Chicago, Kelly Alsup of Chicago, Dorothy Lo of San Francisco, and Brandon Alsup of Chicago.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
Diana Newell and Michael Basu, both of Cambridge.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
From left: Greg Leinwand of Brighton, Sara Lincoln of Somerville, Tom Morris of Somerville, and Eric Chow of Brighton.
April 18 at Highland Kitchen in Somerville
David Elliott and Danielle Bromwich, both of Cambridge.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
Spotted stopped by the Atlantic Beer Garden on Northern Avenue for a night of food and drinks in honor of those affected by Monday’s bombings. The Atlantic Beer Garden, Whiskey Priest, and many other Boston restaurants donated a percentage of their evening’s sales to the victims and their families.
From left: Matt Weber and Christina Hall of Kansas City, and Gregory Durkin of Cambridge.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
"I was on mile 25.5 as a runner. It was my sixth Boston Marathon. I got through Kenmore and then I got to Mass. Ave. Bridge and that's where they stopped us. It was crazy," said Lauren Hayes of Boston, with Robbie Daniels of Atlanta. "I had said this was going to be my last Boston Marathon, but I'm not going to end it on a tragic note. I want to cross that finish line. I'm going to cross that finish line next year," she added.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
"It's eerie to see them walking around the city, but I'd rather see security all around and have nothing happen, rather than have no one around and worry about it," said Tim Sayers of Cambridge, right, with Ashley Cardinal of South Boston.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
From left: Meghan Clapp of Boston, Alex Padova of Quincy, Shannon Allen of Boston, and Nicole Gardner of Dorchester.
April 17 at Whiskey Priest in Boston
From left: Freaky Campbell, Ciaram O'Doherty, and Cormac Fahey, all of Boston.
April 17 at Whiskey Priest in Boston
"We just arrived in Boston yesterday and as we got off the plane we saw some runners leaving. We could tell by their blue and yellow jackets. There was a certain sadness in them. There was a weight on them," said Jeffrey Manczuk, right, who was visiting relatives from Sonoma, Calif., with Audrey Pratt, also of Sonoma, and Mark Wiktorowski of Dorchester. "It's weird to see it from afar and then fly into it and really feel it," added Pratt.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
"I was at the courthouse today and all of a sudden the alarms went off and everyone said 'code red, code red.' We went down the stairwell from the seventh floor and they told us to stay away from windows. We didn't know it was a bomb threat at first," said Taylor Wallace of Boston, left, with Franco Lauranzano of Beverly and Taryn Munnerly of Boston. "On top of everything else this week, it added to the stress," she added.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
"There's a wierd stillness in Boston. It's solemn. There's uneasiness and there's no way to not be affected," said Colleen Kennedy, right, with Patrice Brown, left, and April Salvaterra, all of Boston. "It's really scary going through Copley everyday and seeing police tape, hundreds of officers, and National Guard with military weapons. I never thought I would experience that. It's been difficult understanding that this is the world we live in now," added Brown.
April 17 at the Atlantic Beer Garden in Boston
Tom Dutremble, left, and Bob Schleicher, both of Boston.
