Probably weird use of Dreamwidth, but we’re going to be in Boston for a day or two next week with fairly abundant free time. We are especially interested in libraries, queer cafes, and anywhere we can leave zines!
We regularly do rounds of little free libraries and will happily take a stack of zines to distribute around! We can also meet up, if you're interested!
Diesel Cafe in Somerville Davis Square is a fun queer cafe. Papercut zine library sadly is looking for a location again so is virtual-only right now, but All She Wrote Books (also in Somerville) is an intersectional feminist bookstore you might enjoy, and the Lucy Parsons Center down south in Jamaica Plain is an old fashioned radical bookstore community space I've done events with and such!
EDIT: also maybe Side Quest Books! https://sidequestbooks.com/ Berryline near Harvard is my favorite frozen yogurt place, if froyo appeals.
unfortunately, we just got the trip cancelled five minutes ago (relative we would have been going to see is too sick for visitors), but all of this is going in our back pocket for when we manage to get up there!! thank you& :)
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Diesel Cafe in Somerville Davis Square is a fun queer cafe. Papercut zine library sadly is looking for a location again so is virtual-only right now, but All She Wrote Books (also in Somerville) is an intersectional feminist bookstore you might enjoy, and the Lucy Parsons Center down south in Jamaica Plain is an old fashioned radical bookstore community space I've done events with and such!
EDIT: also maybe Side Quest Books! https://sidequestbooks.com/
Berryline near Harvard is my favorite frozen yogurt place, if froyo appeals.
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