Arts + Entertainment
Culture Calendar: Eight Must-See Arts and Entertainment Events in May 2014
Eight must-see arts events happening this month.
Boston After Dark
We asked the husband-and-wife duo, Formento & Formento, to imagine what some of Boston’s most famous denizens would do in the dark, now that the trains are running late. They came back with a love letter to Boston nightlife.
We Scoured the City and Found Four Pokémon Hiding in Boston
Today is April Fools’ Day, and, naturally, Google announced a job opening for a “Pokémon Master.” To help parse the candidates, the search giant developed a “Pokémon […]
Add Your Marathon Story to the ‘It’s Our Boston’ Mosaic
AT&T has teamed up with the Boston Athletic Association to create a digital mosaic that details people’s progress as they gear up for this year’s […]
Spring Arts Preview 2014
From classical music and theater to visual arts and books, a look at the hottest events and releases this season.
What to Do in Boston Presidents’ Day and February School Vacation Week 2014
3rd Annual Boston Storytelling Festival Fight dragons, save the kingdom, or discover you’re a wizard—throw your kids into the wonderful world of books this weekend. […]
Free Things to Do in Boston, February 2014
Author Talk with Doug Most In 1888, two brothers—Henry Melville Whitney, of Boston, and William Collins Whitney, of New York City—pursued the same dream: building […]
Jenny Dell Leaves Red Sox Sidelines After Will Middlebrooks Relationship Goes Public
We wrote weeks back that Red Sox sideline reporter Jenny Dell should cut ties with NESN when she went public with her relationship with Sox […]
Q&A: Dan Golden, Oscar Nominee and Sound Composer of Animated Short Feral
Boston has not exactly been under-represented in the past year in terms of awards season frontrunners, but I’m happy to say that we have a […]
PHOTOS: Red Sox Parade Celebrates World Series Win
A fleet of 25 Duck Boats rolled through Boston on Saturday afternoon, celebrating the Red Sox’s historic win earlier this week—the eighth World Series championship […]
Boston Museums Celebrate the Red Sox’s World Series Win
While the Duck Boats are in preparation for the parade on Saturday, museums and other cultural institutions around Boston have already taken to celebrating the […]
90-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Plays Piano at Symphony Hall
The already remarkable life of Holocaust survivor George Horner took another exceptional turn Tuesday night when he made his debut at Symphony Hall in front […]
Ten Things to Do on Columbus Day
Columbus Day Parade in the North End Even though it’s happening a day early, the North End Columbus Day Parade will celebrate the holiday in […]
Guide to ArtWeek Boston: Can’t-Miss Exhibits, Open Houses, Parties, and Performances
Think of ArtWeek Boston as a series of special events similar to Restaurant Week, except instead of feeding your tummy, you’ll feast your eyes on […]
Life Among Friends
Emmy-winning TV executive Kevin Bright (Friends, anyone?) shares his view from the top of the Hub in his penthouse unit of the Residences at W Boston. In May, the Emerson alumnus was designated the senior executive director and founding director of Emerson College’s new Los Angeles Center.