
There are a lotta dudes in this square. Maybe that's why it's called Ball Square? Anyway, you got a few breakfast places and pizza places. You have a kickass liquor store (Ball Square Fine...
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The Lost Theatres of Somerville exhibit, curated by David Guss, showcases an extensive collection that highlights the rich history of the neighborhood's moviegoing experience, featuring archival photographs, posters, and even original fixtures from the city’s historic theaters. This exhibition not only delves into the architectural significance of these venues but also emphasizes their vital role in shaping community identity and social connections over nearly six decades.
Throughout Somerville, the numerous movie theaters served as cultural landmarks that fostered community engagement and provided a backdrop for personal and cinematic memories. These venues were not just places of entertainment; they also acted as economic anchors, supporting a variety of small, family-run businesses in their vicinity.
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There are a lotta dudes in this square. Maybe that's why it's called Ball Square? Anyway, you got a few breakfast places and pizza places. You have a kickass liquor store (Ball Square Fine...
I just moved out of Ball Square and miss it a lot. Not only was it a place that you could get breakfast at 4 different places, you could also get cheap baked goods, wash your laundry, get your car...
I'm not a fan of Ball Sq at all. It's one of my least favorite neighborhoods, really. For one, no offense to you young 'uns, but way too many wannabe hipster Tufts kids. *They stick out like a...
I've lived here all my life (look at those ugly white condos on boston ave, yup thats me). Let me tell you something, Ball square is boring as shit. Don't come here for any other reason than A)...
Excellent well presented food. So many wonderful choices, got to return many times to try all!