this and that: Pinkberry, local festivals, art at True Grounds, what happened to Angeltronics?

[ron_newman]

I don't want to overrun the community with lots of separate posts today, so I'll roll a bunch of unrelated topics into this one:

• Pinkberry opened Thursday night at 263 Elm Street. As lbmango said elsewhere, "Davis square has officially reached froyo saturation."
  
  
• Utzsav: A Fest of Punjabi & Sikh Culture in Union Square plaza, today from 4 to 8 pm.
  
  
• Sunday from noon to 4 pm, on Holland Street between Davis and Teele squares: SomerStreets Strike Up the Bands festival includes two live music stages, an outdoor rock climbing wall, and an outdoor beer fest sponsored by Johnny D's, PJ Ryan's, and Rudy's.
  
  
• Greek Music and Food Festival at Dormition Church, 29 Central Street, just up the hill from Somerville Ave, today and tomorrow.
  
  
• St. Cosmas and Damian Italian festival on Warren Street in East Cambridge, right at the Somerville line, today and tomorrow. On Sunday their parade goes through Union Square and other parts of Somerville.
  
  
• This month, the walls of True Grounds in Ball Square feature art by Julia Tenney.
  
  
• Angeltronics computer repair shop in Ball Square is closed, with windows papered over. This post from April says they moved to Malden, but their website still says they are in Ball Square. A building permit on the front door says it is being converted to "4 treatment rooms". I have no idea what that means.

Comments

[blondeamazon.livejournal.com]

"Treatment rooms" could mean something body work related, like massage therapy, but that seems an odd way to list it with no business name(s).

[zmook.livejournal.com]

I assume the Amal Niccoli salon next door is expanding.

[witchdogtor.livejournal.com]

Acupuncture. I asked a guy working in there as I passed. I suppose you're right that Amal Niccoli is expanding.

It's an odd pairing - acupuncture with a hair, skin, and nail salon - but if it's working for them, yea...