Arts + Entertainment
Free Things to Do in Boston, September 2013
South Shore Conservatory’s Family Festival The Conservatory’s biannual festival is a jam-packed 90 minutes of artistic exploration for the whole family. Choose between participating in […]
Your Band Could Perform at the Boston Calling Music Festival This Fall
Round two of Boston Calling will be even more open to the public than the first. Crash Line Productions, the team behind the city’s new […]
Can Public Artwork Save the ‘City of Sin?’
Members of Lynn-based nonprofit The Centerboard ascribe to the “broken window theory” that if you make a place beautiful, people will respect it. So they have […]
‘Boston Strong’ Benefit Concert Tickets Sold Out Fast. Really Fast.
On Monday, within minutes of going on sale to the general public, the TD Garden announced it sold out of tickets to a one-night concert […]
Boston Strong Concert Brings New Kids On the Block and Godsmack to the Same Room
Jared Paul, the manager of the New Kids on the Block, got the ball rolling on a benefit concert in the city to support the […]
Former Phoenix Reporters Launch Online Alt-Weekly
With The Phoenix long gone, and the red boxes that once held it obsolete from city streets, three former staff members of the historic alt-weekly […]
Kevin Spacey Is Photobombing People in Boston
During his visit to Boston to see some of the victims impacted by the marathon bombings, actor Kevin Spacey took some time out during a […]
Cambridge Typewriter Shop Hosting Speed-Typing Competition
In a digital age, iPad’s may reign supreme, but that doesn’t mean there’s not a market for vintage devices once used for sending messages. That’s […]
A Mural Dedicated to Marathon Victims Is On Hold
They were planning on creating a “Wall of Hope.” The mural was supposed to honor the runners of the Boston Marathon, and the victims killed […]
Turtle Power: Dress Up Like a Ninja Turtle and Go On a Bar Crawl
Get ready to spot some heroes in half shells this weekend. Crawl in Boston, a social networking group that “gives professionals a chance to meet […]
Brokers Try to Profit From Aziz Ansari’s Benefit Show
Workers at The Wilbur Theatre were “disgusted” that brokers were trying to make a profit from the sales of tickets to a comedian’s benefit show […]
This Weekend: Anders Zorn at the Gardner
There’s a new answer to the desperate late winter question of why on earth anyone would choose to live in Boston, and it’s in the […]
Culture Calendar: Eight Arts and Entertainment Must-Sees in November 2012
Eight arts and entertainment must-sees in November.
Hot Button: David Mamet’s ‘Race’ Comes to Boston
The Boston premiere of David Mamet’s new play is a reminder of our city’s troubled past.
Five Breathtaking New England Road Trips
Our fall travel guide to five breathtaking New England road trips.