SONO (South Norwood) is a creative district where old mills, a brewery corridor, and the Neponset River fuse into a year-round cultural circuit—art, music, food, archives, and happenings always in motion.
It’s the place you drive to on a weekend without checking a calendar, because history, creativity, and community guarantee something interesting will be happening.
Made wit into a weapon and beauty into a philosophy, living—and ultimately suffering—for the belief that art, truth, and the self should never apologize for their extravagance..
Kahlil Gibran passed through the quiet streets of South Norwood to visit the Abdullah/Donahue family in the Flats, turning an immigrant mill neighborhood into an unlikely salon of poetry, philosophy, and hospitality.
