The life of Grammy Award-winning gospel and R&B singer Benjamin “BeBe” Winans hits the stage of the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre beginning June 15
Everybody loves a parade. Pile parties, live music, a festival and more on top of that and you have Boston Pride Week
Filled with parties, charity fundraisers, a parade and more, Boston Pride Week, sporting the theme of “Rainbow Resistance,” returns for 2018
Boston Ballet’s spring season continues to sizzle as two timeless performances come to the Boston Opera House this month
The Boston Pops truly lives up to its name when it welcomes singing sensation Andy Grammer to the Symphony Hall stage for its season opener on May 9
Sing along to The Sound of Music, one of the most beloved musicals of all time, at the Wang Theatre
Although no one will ever mistake the Museum of Fine Arts for a florist shop, the venerable Fenway institution is adorned with colorful blossoms every spring thanks to its annual Art in Bloom event
Washington, D.C.-based dance company Step Afrika! finds inspiration in the work of Jacob Lawrence
Architect Maurice N. Finegold reflects on his accomplishments and talks about receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at AD20/21 Home’s Gala Preview
T.C. Cannon, Two Guns Arikara, 1974–77. Photo by Thosh Collins During his all-too-brief life, painter T.C. Cannon (1946–1978) became one of the most recognized Native American artists of the
