If you enjoy Latin rhythms and compelling, true-life stories, then On Your Feet! is the musical for you

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

Boston-based New Balance has been a giant in the running world for decades, yet many may be surprised to learn that the 112-year-old company has only been in the sneaker game since the late 1930s

The culmination of Boston Design Week, the re-christened AD20/21 Home takes up residence at the Boston Center for the Arts’ Cyclorama April 12–15

The cavalcade of art and design continues in the South End when CraftBoston Spring returns to the Boston Center for the Arts’ Cyclorama April 20–22

Take a look at the history of one of Fenway Park's most famous icons

Spring hasn’t officially arrived in the Hub until the Boston Red Sox host the home opener at Fenway Park

If one of the things you thought was missing from your movie-going experience was bacon-infused popcorn, then we’ve got the place for you—the new ShowPlace Icon at Seaport cineplex