After a long winter hibernation, Boston Ballet finally makes its spring debut with the repertory program Parts in Suite
The Museum of Science becomes a virtual fun house when A Mirror Maze: Numbers in Nature debuts February 4
Hockey is a tradition in this region, and there’s perhaps no greater evidence of this than The Beanpot, the annual hockey tournament between Boston's rival universities
The Gardner Museum presents the work of Fra Angelico, one of the most significant and famed artists of the Italian Renaissance
One of the nation’s longest-running celebrations of the life of the late civil rights leader, the 48th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Breakfast once again takes place at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
The classic film version of The Wizard of Oz forms the basis of the new musical that comes to the Boston Opera House January 12–14
One of the most prominent American artists of the 20th century is highlighted in the new exhibit Georgia O’Keeffe: Art, Image, Style at Salem’s Peabody Essex Museum
Over the course of its seven-plus decade history, the Boston Celtics have become synonymous with success in the National Basketball Association
The venerable Harvard Semitic Museum unveils a re-imagined re-imagined third floor gallery with the exhibit From Stone to Silicone: Recasting Mesopotamian Wall Carvings
Boston-based photographer Nicholas Nixon marks the passage of time at the Institute of Contemporary Art's Persistence of Vision exhibit
