The Museum of Fine Arts presents a fashion show as seen through the brushwork of a 19th-century great.

Four exuberantly thoughtful productions open this autumn, courtesy of artistic director Loretta Greco.

It’s time for a fresh slate of music, theater, and museum exhibitions.

How did a native New Englander who writes anthemic pop-folk songs about small towns, his parents, and dogs become mainstream music’s Next Big Thing? TikTok, talent, and lots of honest therapy.

Where to go and what to see for your fall arts fix.

“I make pictures of things that make me gasp,” the New England artist says.

Transforming the common kitchen, celebrating a century of Avedon, and Nina Farmer’s enduring interiors.

Head down the rabbit hole at this wonderland of bowling, live music, bocce, comfort food, and more.

Whether you’re a Barbie or just Ken (or even Allan), let’s go party at these local restaurants and bars to celebrate the release of Greta Gerwig’s Barbie.

The Star Trek, Iron Man, and Harvard alum returns to Boston Common to bring Shakespeare to the masses.

It has to be by a musical goddess with summer in her name.

The Connecticut-born artist talks playing the Bay State, the perils of social media, and catching waves off New Hampshire.

Over 50 acts, three days, and one very happy ending, the city’s premiere music festival was an unequivocal success.

After several smaller incarnations, the something-for-everybody venue, brewery, and restaurant has found a location big enough for all its ambitions.

“Black,” “queer,” and “from the ‘hood” were the words that often described the Roxbury-born artist during her local rise to fame. But while Lakiyra “Oompa” Williams is all that—she’s also a whole lot more.