7/31/17 Katey & The Illicit played material from a forthcoming release at LynnHappens – White Rose Coffeehouse New Music in the Square Wednesday and Lynn Community Television was there to cover it for their Community Connector series. But first, here’s what’s coming up! Show times 6pm to 7pm on the Island in the Square, Central…
Episode 2 of Lynn Happens + White Rose Coffeehouse New Music in the Square features the local alternative rock trio, Katey and the Illicit. Show times 6pm to 7pm on the Island in the Square, Central Square, unless stated otherwise July 19 – Sway – *5pm show July 26 – Katey and the Illicit Aug 2 – Strungout Playboys Aug…
7/24/17 Saturday from 1pm to 9pm Beyond Walls and the Downtown Lynn Cultural District got together to throw a massive party to celebrate the completion of the mural festival, the second annual Downtown Lynn Cultural District’s “Rock the Block,” hear live music and DJ’s, eat from food trucks and drink from Bent Water Brewing Company.…
7/21/17
Newly released video by local musician Tony Gallo features the Lynn Auditorium and Pick Up Modern & More on Exchange Street.
You can see Tony Gallo perform this tune and other originals with his band, The Strungout Playboys, Wednesday, August 2 at LynnHappens / White Rose Coffeehouse New Music in the Square.
(c)2017 Jamelo Music Co. ASCAP All rights reserved. Written and produced by Tony Gallo and Big Ben Hillman. Video directed by Aviv Marotz. Taken from the forthcoming album “Don’t Look Back” by Tony Gallo on Big Ben Artworks, Inc.
This video by Vic Mula and Celly Bucks was published (to youtube, at least) in 2015.
[Editor’s note: Why didn’t it pop up in my social media feed until today?]
This includes the public hearing on the new trash fee:
“Public Hearings:
Proposed Ordinance Amending the Ordinance Establishing Regulations Relative to the Storage, Disposal and Maintenance of Residential and Commercial Refuse Containers and Property Within the City of Lynn
FY’2018 City of Lynn Budget”
…for more info and other agendas, visit the City Council page of the City of Lynn website
6/13/17 The Lynn Juneteenth Committee is having a celebration on the Common Saturday 1pm to 4pm. This evening at City Hall, they raised the Juneteenth flag. This (admittedly shaky) video of a portion of the presentation is here to explain Juneteenth. Lynn Community Television will later have a better video of the entire event. Below…
The meeting was held following Mayor Kennedy’s meals tax veto. All but one councilor, Ward 1’s Wayne Lozzi, voted to overturn the veto and instate the meals tax, which will begin July 1st.