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From birdwatching to drag brunch, this year's Pride events in Boston truly have something for everyone.

Arlington resident Adel Donegan started Vintage Tea and Cake Company 10 years ago. Today, she has two locations in Belmont and Lexington and caters.

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Christina Rasmussen / Special to the Melrose Free Press Melrose Open Studio Tour (MOST) kicked off this season’s first summer art market on June 26 at the Beebe Estate, featuring works from local artists from communities up and down the North Shore of Boston. The art market showcases artists who exhibit and sell their work, while simultaneously bringing the community together to cherish local art. The first art market showcased 14 artists, and the second art market planned for July 31 will fe...

Melrose comes together to celebrate Pride Month Christina Rasmussen / Special to the Melrose Free Press If one thing’s for certain, it’s that Melrose is a city full of pride. The Melrose Human Rights Commission (HRC), along with the Melrose Chamber Member the Foundation Trust, celebrated Melrose Pride from June 17-20 with both in-person and virtual events that celebrated the work to achieve equal justice and opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community. LBGTQ+ pride is celebrated annually each June...

Melrose Open Studio Tour to host art market COURTESY OF THE MELROSE OPEN STUDIO TOUR The Melrose Summer Art Market will return this year from noon to 5 p.m. June 26 and July 31 at the Beebe Estate lawn, 235 W. Foster St., Melrose. A dozen artists will exhibit and sell their work on the lawn on both dates. Organized by volunteers for the Melrose Open Studio Tour, which has showcased dozens of local artists annually in late fall since 2017, the summer markets are a great way to celebrate and sup...

Media Mavens celebrate arts and female empowerment in Melrose Christina Rasmussen / melrose@wickedlocal.com The Media Mavens are celebrating each other — and other female artists. Who are the Media Mavens? An all female group of Melrose artists who join together to celebrate women empowerment and art. The group was founded in 2015 by Melrose resident Sue Dragoo Lembo, after she heard of a group of female painters on the South Shore called “Girls Just Wanna Paint.” The group of 12 artists,...