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01.07.2019
In the Mohawk Group Designer Curated Blog: Designing The Dewitt Center – A Place to Celebrate Community
The Dewitt Center is a focal point of Madison Park, a community in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. The Center is a place for people of all ages to connect, play, learn, celebrate and strengthen their community. Silverman Trykowski Associates was invited to design the interiors of the new Dewitt Center, designed by Stull and Lee Architects.
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01.02.2019
In Broadway World: Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s 15th Season Continues with NAT TURNER IN JERUSALEM
Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s 15th Season continues with Nat Turner in Jerusalem, performed at Hibernian Hall in Roxbury. Performances January 30 – February 24 (Press Performance: Saturday, February 2, 8:00 PM, […]
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12.13.2018
In the Bay State Banner: Joy to the world
“Unto This House: The King of Kings is Born,” a production by Boston playwright Alda Marshall Witherspoon, debuts at Hibernian Hall through Dec. 16. Co-presented by the Witherspoon Institute and […]
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12.10.2018
In The Boston Globe: Ayanna Pressley, before heading to Congress, listens one more time
Lavell Fulks, a lifelong city resident who works for the city’s neighborhood trauma teams, said city officials need to do more to help black and Hispanic young men and disadvantaged communities.
“It’s about how we teach people to see each other, it’s about how we teach people to believe in each other,” he said. “Trauma has created this wound where they can just continue to live off of hate, off of despair, live off hopelessness.”