Boston Hassle youth space

Boston Hassle is a underground’ish, grassroots arts and music organization that curates lists of music and art events in Boston. They’re part of Brain Arts, a volunteer-run arts advocacy non-profit, that hosts events and publishes on the arts and music. And they’re raising funds for a new space. As they put it:

Greater Boston needs an all-ages community space in order for the region’s creative possibilities to be fulfilled. We need a venue that is safe, sustainable and does not stymie innovation. The Boston Hassle brings 15+ years of arts programming, and community building experience to the table and we are determined to actualize a space to house our programming as well as the programming of like minded organizations and individuals in the Boston area. 

Today, I made a donation to the Boston Hassle GoFundMe page. More of this, please.

Today, I also did some maintenance on this site, including moving the domain name. And I posted my first 100 days report card on Medium. You can read it here.

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