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Inside THIS ISSUE
1 The Personal Side of Injury Law
2 Beards Were a Victorian Health Hack
Testimony That Makes the Difference
3 From Countertop to Coffee Shop
Grilled Teriyaki Flank Steak
4 Spotlight on Boston’s Fall Events
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Art, Oars, and Authors This Fall What’s on Around Boston
Fall might bring pumpkin spice and back-to- school routines, but it’s also when Boston’s art and athletic spirit really step into the spotlight. Here are three standout events to keep an eye on in the coming weeks. BOSTON PUBLIC ART TRIENNIAL — NOW THROUGH OCT. 31 Public art is everywhere in Boston this fall, thanks to The Triennial, a citywide initiative from Now + There. Large-scale outdoor installations have popped up across neighborhoods, with each one focused on themes like trust, connection, and community. This year’s theme is “The Exchange,” and it isn’t just about the art. It’s also about how people move through and interact with shared spaces. You can check out TheTriennial.org for a map and start planning your own route. Whether you visit
one destination or make a whole afternoon of it, this is a fresh way to explore the city. THE HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA — OCT. 17–19 There’s nothing quite like The Head of the Charles Regatta. It’s the world’s largest three- day rowing event, bringing thousands of athletes to the Charles River every October. Spectators crowd the banks to cheer on rowers as they race by against the backdrop of peak fall color. Even if you don’t know much about crew, it’s a thrilling event to attend. The energy, pace, and tradition make it one of Boston’s signature fall weekends. BOSTON BOOK FESTIVAL — OCT. 25 Calling all readers — the Boston Book Festival returns to Copley Square for its 16th year, and it’s shaping up to be another great
one. The event includes author talks, panel discussions, live readings, and interactive events for kids. Vendors and pop-up booths add to the atmosphere. Admission is free, and you don’t have to be a bookworm to enjoy it. If you’re looking for something new to read or just want to spend time among people who love good stories, this is a day worth circling on the calendar.
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