You may know Jim Gaffigan for his “Hot Pockets” routine, bit parts on TV shows such as “Portlandia” and “Flight of the Conchords,” or Dad Is Fat, his book about raising five kids...
Skaters represent Boston at the Prudential U.S. Figure Skating Championships
The U.S. Figure Skating Championships
returns to the city for the first time since 2001, celebrating its
100th anniversary this year.
Hosted by The Skating Club of Boston, the Championships are the final
qualifying competition before the selection of the 2014 U.S. Olympic
figure skating team.
The winter months are an ideal time to explore Boston's galleries. Here are five exhibits worth checking out this month.
Jimmy Morgan and Alex Shaughnessy enter the senior ranks at Nationals
The first time Jimmy Morgan and Alex Shaughnessy skated together, there was no magic spark. Four years later, they’re competing among the nation’s elite at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships at TD Garden.
When people visit the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Director Tom Putnam wants them to feel as if they’re traveling back in time. “The way that the museum is designed, it’s lik
Haul out the holly with the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus
Reuben Reynolds, Music Director of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, likes to joke that he has the most difficult job in the world.
Boston’s holiday season is in full swing with more fun and festivities
than you can shake a cinnamon stick at. From classic holiday productions
to a nearly nude race, the season’s offerings will appeal
to even the Scroogiest sorts.
Messiah Complex
Harry Christophers has conducted Handel’s Messiah so many times, he’s lost count. The Handel & Haydn Society Artistic Director estimates that he’s done it well over 200 times.
With the holiday season upon us and Christmas just over a month away, it’s the perfect time to start getting into the holiday spirit with family-friendly fare.
Rhett Price was touring Texas with a country band when he had his ah-ha
moment. During a sound check, he started playing Led Zeppelin’s
“Kashmir” on his violin. The drummer and bassist joined in, and when
they stopped playing, the audience went wild.
