The Chamber announced our position this week against warrant article 20 of the upcoming Town Meeting. The proposed ban on foie gras would establish a precedent where the Town would be able to regulate what you choose to consume and … Read More
We’ve accelerated the Accelerator series making June a busy month.
Darlene DiBona Chesko, owner of Odyssey Wellness Tattoo, has built a space where tattooing meets healing. For Darlene, opening her own studio was about more than just independence—it was about creating an environment where clients feel safe, comfortable, and supported … Read More
The Brookline Chamber of Commerce keeps no specific data on the number of Asian restaurants and shops that have opened and not all of the businesses are members, according to executive director, Christopher Mutty. But, the trend is apparent, he … Read More
The Brookline Chamber of Commerce board endorses a “no” vote on question 5 this November. We agree with the sentiments of Governor Healey, many local mayors, and the majority of servers and bartenders throughout the state who have endorsed a … Read More
Photo by Leise Jones Photography. David Gladstone, Brookline Chamber of Commerce Board President, had the vision for creating a technical assistance workshop series. Chamber staff established the menu of classes to meet the needs of local businesses in the “new … Read More
Peter Win: Brookline Booksmith Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Peter Win, from Brookline Booksmith, hasbeen able to sell books online and provide his customers with their favorite reads fromhome. The biggest lesson Peter Win has learnt from COVID-19 is that both … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Tseng The Brookline Music School, which has been around since 1924, offers both private and group music lessons for all ages. Right now their building is closed, but students can still take classes remotely through Zoom … Read More
Article written by: Nina Rogers From humble beginnings in 2014 to becoming the prospering small business it is today, Creative Wellness Strategies, located in the heart of Coolidge Corner, has provided Brookline residents with much needed relaxation through massage therapy, … Read More
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Article written by: Zoe Tseng Lisa’s Hands of Time Personal Concierge and Errand Service assists the community through shopping, organizing, researching, event planning and wait services– you can check out her website for a comprehensive list. President and Chief Concierge … Read More
Article written by: Nina Rogers Madeline Fine, the owner of finecreationsjewelry, has been making jewelry for the past 40 years. Due to the COVID-19 crisis, finecreationsjewelry’s physical store is currently closed, but you can continue to support the business through … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Tseng Early Risers is a childcare center for children aged from eight weeks to six years. Although they are a non-essential business and are closed, owners Teresa Greenberg and Jason Greenberg urge everyone to appeal to … Read More
Article written by: Gavi Meyers With over 300 wines on the wine list and a diverse array of tapas, Taberna de Haro has been transporting the people of Brookline to Spain since 1998. The restaurant remains open for takeout and … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Mendoza Brookline Booksmith is currently closed due to COVID-19, but their online store is still up and running. To support their business, you can order books or a gift card and you can even purchase a … Read More
Article written by: Emelia Guach Art with Amy is currently closed due to COVID-19, however, you can email her at artwithamystudio@gmail.com or check out her website, https://www.artwithamy.com if you are interested in signing up for a workshop. Art with Amy … Read More
Article written by: Luca Kelley Nielsen Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Sanela has been to some of her clients’ houses and provided them with free hair products to compensate for her business closing. Hailing from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sanela Catovic came … Read More
Article written by: Aine Downey In the heart of Brookline Village, Orinoco offers a Pan-Latin menu that combines Andean and Caribbean flavors and creates a delicious blended cuisine. The founder of Orinoco, Andres Branger, emphasized that everyone’s help is needed … Read More
Article written by: Aine Downey In the heart of Coolidge Corner, Paris Creperie has been serving delicious crepes, smoothies, and sandwiches for 19 years. Although right now we can’t enjoy the great space they have to offer, they have set … Read More
Article written by: Nina Rogers Presenting engaging shows for adults and children alike, the Puppet Showplace Theater strives to provide a space for learning and connection in each one of its shows. Open since 1974, the Puppet Showplace Theater has … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Tseng Curds & Co. is normally a cut-to-order cheese store, but due to COVID-19, they are selling products in addition to cheese, so families don’t have to go to grocery stores and risk their safety. During … Read More
Article written by: Emelia Gauch House of Colors is currently closed, but if you are interested in supporting this business you can subscribe to their newsletter to find out when they will next offer online art classes for teenagers and … Read More
Article written by: Nina Rogers Rifrullo remains open from 11a.m. to 3p.m. during this turbulent time, offering a limited menu and special pre-prepared meals as it works to ensure the safety of its staff and customers. Since 2013, Rifrullo Cafe … Read More
Article written by: Omer Kitov The Brookline Pizza SPA has always strived to serve every aspect of the Brookline community by donating food to the Brookline High School basketball, baseball and wrestling teams and through providing the Brookline Teen Center … Read More
Article written by: Aine Downey The Makery is a design workshop that intertwines art and technology, helping the Brookline community create beautiful pieces of artwork. They host classes that use their wide variety of STEM machines, like laser cutters and … Read More
Article written by: Luca Kelley Nielsen In the heart of Coolidge Corner, Michael’s Deli has been serving fresh deli sandwiches and classic Jewish dishes for almost 40 years. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Steven has been delivering orders in Newton, Needham … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Mendoza Drive By Pies has been selling homemade goods for two years now, serving a range of pies, bars, cupcakes, sandwiches, and more. At the moment, there are extra precautions being taken while making the food … Read More
Article written by: Elena Su Before she helped open two restaurants, Jen Ziskin worked in a public school and in a winery. Now, she and her husband Josh operate two establishments—La Morra, located off Route 9; and Heritage of Sherborn, … Read More
Article written by: Greg Stoller How to adroitly handle time management is one of the unanticipated curveballs the coronavirus pandemic has forced upon us. Normally, we all complain that we don’t have enough time to get everything done at work, … Read More
Article written by: Emily Stoller For years, I’ve volunteered with young kids and older adults. Sometimes I assist teachers, spot kids learning new gymnastics skills, or interact with geriatric residents during movement classes. At other times, I simply offer a … Read More
Meet new people, get re-acquainted with others, and celebrate the season! Our 4th Annual Oktoberfest will be on Thursday, October 3rd, 5:30 to 7:30 pm, outdoors at Brookline Courtyard Marriott’s backyard garden. Music by the Clark Page Project, barbecue, and … Read More
The Brookline Chamber of Commerce is proud to be part of “Climate is Everybody’s Business,” an initiative created by Climate Action Brookline, Mothers Out Front, Boyer Sudduth Environmental Consultants, Brookline’s Ad Hoc Committee for Climate Action Business Outreach, and the … Read More