Summer Intern Experience: Olman Diaz
Olman Diaz is a rising senior at East Boston High School who spent the summer working at ZUMIX. What was the most fun project you’ve done at ZUMIX? The most … Continued
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Summer Intern Experience: Ashley Rivas
I’m a rising senior at East Boston High School and I’ve been working at ZUMIX this summer. I’ve been working in the development office. A typical day at ZUMIX varies, … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Kadahj Bennett
How did you get involved with Walk for Music? I always thought it was cool – it’s so many things. It’s a parade; it’s a moving block party; it’s a … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Nikki Stewart
How did you get involved with Walk for Music? My first Walk for Music was in the spring of 2010, during my year as an AmeriCorps VISTA with ZUMIX. Honestly, … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: JT Potter
How did you get involved with ZUMIX and Walk for Music? I came to ZUMIX 16 years ago, in the old building on Maverick Street. I knew Tom Curry, and … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Johnny Giraldo
How did you get involved with ZUMIX and Walk for Music? I never attended ZUMIX as a teenager, but I knew where it was, and I often walked by the … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Steve Snyder
How did you get involved with ZUMIX and Walk for Music? I came back to the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center in 2011, after having worked there for 13 years … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Angelina Botticelli
Tell us about your experience with Walk for Music. I started attending Walk for Music when I was seven years old. It’s always been something I’ve looked forward to—a chance … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Nora Janjar
How did you get involved with ZUMIX? I started doing voice lessons with Jireh Calo, about seven years ago. And since then I’ve done so many things at ZUMIX! I … Continued
Walk for Music Spotlight: Corey DePina
What do you like about Walk for Music? Not everyone can play music, but everyone can move for it. Some people are rolling, some people are dancing – it gets … Continued