In a 10-year window of time, Katherine Power went from being on the lam using an alias in Oregon, to turning herself in, serving prison time, and then began selling real estate in Jamaica Plain resident.
Longtime Jamaica Plain resident Sarah Bob is the director, pianist and founder of the New Gallery Concert Series. She fielded questions about the series, her musical career, performing in Jamaica Plain, and more.
SingPostive is an intergenerational community choir based in Jamaica Plain, directed by Lexi Ugelow and Lysander Jaffe — and community members are encouraged to participate.
Photographer Curtis Speer’s exhibit at the Jameson & Thompson Gallery has captured the haunting legacy of Theresienstadt, a concentration camp from the Holocaust.
There is still time to see Jamaica Plain resident Jo-Ann Green’s digital photo collages art exhibit “Pursuing Reality: Possibilities” at the Arnold Arboretum.
Do you have old vinyl records just sitting on the shelf? Or did you save some from your parents’ house, but don’t have a record player? Tres Gatos wants your records!
This year’s most popular book across the Boston Public Library system is Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. But which books are the most popular in our Jamaica Plain libraries?