Dana-Farber modernized its logo and that of the Jimmy Fund with a blue and gold palette. The logos have not been changed in more than 20 years.

TUESDAY, September 10th Author Christina Thompson is OUTSIDE and will discuss her latest book THE POLYNESIAN TRIANGLE, which delves into an area of ten million square miles, defined by the three points of Hawai‘i, New Zealand, and Easter Island. All the islands inside this triangle were originally settled by a clearly identifiable group of voyagers: a people with a single language and set of customs, a distinctive arsenal of tools and skills, and a collection of plants and animals that they carried with them wherever they went.

Tuesday August 27th, Storyteller THEA IBERALL is OUTSIDE from 12-2 pm at the Countway Courtyard telling stories on the half hour. Iberall has been called ‘a shimmering bridge between heart and mind.’ An inductee into the International Educators Hall of Fame, she writes stories that springboard from the personal into moral issues, scientific questions, and emotional truths.

TUESDAY August 20^th, BARBARA ALIPRANTIS, a trilingual (English/Greek/ASL) Storyteller will be OUTSIDE at the Countway Courtyard telling stories on the half hour from 12-2pm.

See below for some exciting programming this week OUTSIDE!

On Tuesday, August 13^th, Bands on Blackfan has unfortunately been cancelled due to storms in the forecast.

Can an image of a butterfly wing prove inspirational to researchers working to develop more efficient catalytic converters?  

Can an image of a life-threatening red blood cell galvanize scientists to perfect medical implantation that would prevent such clots from forming?

Two local, esteemed authors come OUTSIDE next week!

(Both talks are Q&A with book signing.)

Listen to three albums and call your doctor in the morning....

The week of July 15th brings exciting new speakers OUTSIDE in the LMA. 

Two talks this week hit on some very timely topics, both dealing with brain health:

Did you know.....

MASCO's Shuttle Service moves close to 13,000 people every day from transit hubs up to a mile away from the center of Longwood. 

Approximately 1,800 people ride the JFK Shuttle each day, connecting the Red Line and Commuter Rail to the LMA.