The pop - up runs through June 4, and there are still plenty of opportunities to attend an event and connect with the community. and to really get feedback from customers on a really small scale," Silva said. "We took our recipe testing for coffee slushies and we brought them to CultureHouse kind of to see how the product worked. She was able to bring her business to the pop-up space recently and tested out a new drink: a coffee slushy. People who attend the pop-up events at the space this month complete surveys to help give their feedback.Īnnie Silva serves as the small business liaison for East Somerville Main Streets, and also owns Lilybird Coffee, based in Wakefield. "We’re really interested to see as development comes to East Somerville, what do residents want to see in those spaces," Allen said. Organizers hope the project will help to not only give a quick boost to the area, but also guide future development in the neighborhood. Never 'unsubscribe' from spam email as this just validates your email address. Avoid get rich quick offers, porn or too-good-to-be-true messages. Immediately delete the message you suspect are spam. And those businesses often don't have the same social economic capital that other businesses do." One simple way you can prevent malware damage from spam is to practice safe email protocol: Don't open email or text messages from unknown senders. "And we also have about 75% minority-owned businesses.
"We’re restaurant heavy, so we have a lot of restaurants, and that is a sector that was hit hard," Executive Director at East Somerville Main Streets Lindsay Allen said.
The neighborhood is starting to get some more traction, but it was impacted heavily by the pandemic. "We hope that after this, the vacant properties and vacant spaces around Broadway can bring in more business to the community as well," Dhawan said. Get Boston local news, weather forecasts, lifestyle and entertainment stories to your inbox.
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