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Boston Pops July 4 show moving to Tanglewood with limited fans in attendance Share Updated: 12:44 PM EDT Jun 11, 2021 Boston Pops July 4 show moving to Tanglewood with limited fans in attendance Share Updated: 12:44 PM EDT Jun 11, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript MARY: THEY ANNOUNCED THEY WILL NOT BE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL CONCERT ON THE ESPLANADE LIKE THEY HAVE IN YEARS PAST. THEY ARE TAKING THE SHOW TO TANGLEWOOD. WE WILL HAVE A CONCERT BUT NOT THE KIND WE ARE USED TO. EYTH WLIL PERFORM PATRIOTIC SONGS FROM THE STATE. TICKETS WILLE B REQUIRED IN THE IN BE REST...

Breakdance with Olympic prospects Kearny Mesa/Old Town Breakdancing will be an official sport at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, and local b-girls and b-boys have been practicing breakdance maneuvers in hopes of repping Team USA. Throughout the county, breakers are “spontaneously” linking up via “social media,” according to b-girl Melissa Adao, and more formally at the Apex School of Movement and Culture Shock Training Academy. Photograph by Matthew Suárez For the recent Olympic qualifiers held on Instagram and Zoom, Adao, a 41-year-old Golden Hill dweller, busted funky grooves up top th...

Email Even with mask mandates relaxing, many are looking forward to more time outside together this summer. Unfortunately, footbridge construction means it will be a little harder to get to one of Boston’s favorite outdoor gathering spots. Esplanade regulars may have to plan different routes this summer. Renovations on the Arthur Fiedler Footbridge began May 17 and are scheduled to continue through Friday, August 20. The Fiedler Footbridge is the most heavily used access to the Esplanade, according to the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and brings visitors right to the Hatch Shel...

Wicked Local LITTLETON -- Sanjay Gowda is like many of the area's Indian residents -- watching, and worrying, as COVID-19 surges in India.  "My mom is hospitalized," said the Littleton resident, who is also president of the India Association of Greater Boston, which is sponsoring a fundraiser to assist in relief. "It is very devastating, what is happening in India right now. It's like the first wave in the U.S...this second wave is very dangerous, with variants and mutations. "It has gone into places never touched in the first wave. It's in the villages, the deserts, everywhere. Everyone he...

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