Papercuts and the Loring-Greenough House are hosting a literary series this fall starting on Sept. 17 with Boston area writers Claire Messud and Andrew Dubus III.
Recent research uncovered more details that in the 18th and early 19th centuries, the families living at the Loring Greenough House and farming their estate used the labor of enslaved and indentured people.
Thursdays on the Lawn is a summertime favorite for young families — kids run around, adults get drinks, everyone digs in with food trucks — and the weekly event is back this Thursday at the Loring Greenough House.
The Loring Greenough House is kicking off this summer’s outdoor movie series with the Academy Award-winning Everything Everywhere All at Once on Friday.
The city’s Archaeological Program is conducting a dig this week at the Loring Greenough House and already found a few things of interest on the first day.
Ruth Barker Ginsberg, dogs dressed as bumblebees, Harry Potter, and so many more awesome dog costumes have strutted the red carpet at the annual JP Canine Costume Parade through the years. Who knows what the dogs will be wearing this Saturday!
A group of masked neo-Nazis tried to protest a drag queen story hour for children at the Loring Greenough House, but they were late and missed the actual event on Saturday.
