What a difference a year makes: Boston on the anniversary of the BLM marches
Sean Goss, who photographed the 2020 BLM marches, returned in 2021 to photograph the same sites again.
Bill Brett
Boston Photographer
Union Oyster House goes back in time to host Julia Child once more for TV show
By Marion A. McBride Early on October 26, as the morning light lifted over the iconic Union Oyster House sign, film crews scurried on Union and Marshall streets preparing to film scenes for the pilot of the Lionsgate/HBO Max TV production of “Julia,” about culinary icon Julia Child. Child, who died in 2004, lived in Cambridge for many years and filmed her now classic TV show the “French Chef” for WGBH-TV, when the PBS station…
Scenes from the protest march through the late night conflicts and vandalism
BOSTON — Our colleague Sean Goss packed his camera and headed to Boston for the evening protest march, the third one held in Boston on Sunday. The day’s marches were held to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and for other instances where a Black person was killed by police. As you can seen in Sean’s photos, the day was a peaceful and powerful one, but when the sun went down and the…
Tight fit in The Snug for a Session
HINGHAM — The Snug lives up to its name for the Irish music session. With 10 musicians at The Snug in Hingham for the weekly Monday night “sessiun” seating is at a premium. Photo by Bill Brett
Friends hold Summer Party to support Public Garden, city parks
BACK BAY — More than 200 supporters of the Boston Public Garden gathered on the roof deck of the Taj Boston Hotel. Proceeds from this yearly event support the work of the Friends to care for the Boston Common, Public Garden, and Commonwealth Avenue Mall. All photos by Bill Brett