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August 19, 2025

List It: A Community Classifieds Workshop

Join Boston Art Review and ñ press for an evening of co-creating classified ads for inclusion BAR’s fall/winter 2025 print issue. Participants will develop listings that merge memory, fiction, and community visioning.

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When

August 19, 2025

6:00 - 8:00 PM

Where

Maverick Landing Community Services at 31 Liverpool St., East Boston

Cost

Free

After the workshop, classifieds will be designed and printed on the ñ press Risograph and inserted into every copy of the fall/winter 2025 issue.

Free with limited capacity, RSVP recommended

About Ñ Press
Ñ Press is a community print studio operated by Gabriel Sosa as part of the Boston Public Art Triennial, transforming zines, posters, and artist books into tools for connection, activism, and education. In collaboration with Maverick Landing Community Services, it serves as a gathering place and catalyst for collective expression: bringing bold, text-driven works into streets, homes, and conversations across the city. A Cuban-American artist, linguist, educator, and curator, Sosa works where language, memory, and interpretation converge, creating in the space where precision blurs and narratives shift.