For the ninth year, the free Boston Book Festival comes to Copley Square with a stellar lineup of authors who lead panels, give lectures and read from their latest works
A co-production with Great Britain’s Royal Ballet, Boston Ballet’s season opener Obsidian Tear—November 3–12 at the Boston Opera House—has a decidedly Nordic slant
The Boston Celtics made national headlines this offseason with their blockbuster moves. See for yourself if they live up to the hype.
For those who can’t make it to Canton, Ohio to visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the new exhibit Gridiron Glory at the Museum of Science is a great opportunity for pigskin fans
The latest display of Japanese art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Takashi Murakami: Lineage of Eccentrics, takes a time-travelling approach to art
One of the biggest happenings of the fall, the 53rd annual Head of the Charles Regatta returns October 21 & 22 to the delight of rowing fans near and far
Now a robust 21 years old, the Boston International Fine Art Show once again takes over the Boston Center for the Arts’ historic Cyclorama building
After making the playoffs last season for the first time in several years, the Boston Bruins look to push even further in 2017–2018
Boasting a lineup of features and shorts ranging from the enlightening to the provocative, the GlobeDocs Film Festival screens in Boston, Brookline and Cambridge October 11–15
Purchased by Northeastern University in 1979 and subsequently re-named Matthews Arena, the former Boston Arena has a long and distinguished history
