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A new semester of SPEL!
A new year marks the start of another semester at SPEL, bringing together fresh faces...
Amanda Shea is paving the way for BIPOC poets to thrive in the Boston poetry scene
I first met acclaimed Boston poet Amanda Shea at Outspoken Saturdays, a radio program she...
Eastie Rising: for muralist Felipe Ortiz, street art is a way to bridge differences and build community
Felipe Ortiz, a classically trained artist and street muralist, finds inspiration when painting on the...
Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: Fighting hate with love – and good music
During Sunday’s much-anticipated Super Bowl halftime show, live, in the center of a stage surrounded...
Book party this Friday celebrating new novel by Alberto Roblest
*Leer en español. Alberto Roblest’s recently translated novel, “A Necklace of Ears,” was first published...
Across generations, East Boston tells its story
Tide Talks began with a simple goal: to listen to East Boston residents as they...
Sharing East Boston histories on January 24
Join Hola Cultura for a community conversation featuring East Boston residents who’ve participated in our...
Hola Cultura is looking for spring 2026 interns
Are you a high schooler, college student or young adult interested in topics centered in...
SPEL participants from around the country wrap up another impactful semester
Jessica Mendez-Perez, a high school junior in Washington, D.C., and Ceciliana Rolón Bou, a college...
Still time to “Stop Look Listen” about climate change at an East Boston gallery
There’s still time to catch “Stop Look Listen,” a climate change-inspired art exhibition, before it...
The SPEL fall semester has begun!
After a summer of advancing exciting Latine arts and environmental justice reporting projects, it was...