The highly acclaimed documentary, “Who Does She Think She Is?” directed and produced by Winchester resident Pamela Tanner Boll, is now being shown at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
In New England, a painting of a water scene could be something totally expected – or a revelation.
Most of us nowadays feel we don’t have enough time to do what we want and need to do.
The Currier Museum of Art is hosting the 61st exhibition of the New Hampshire Art Association (NHAA) Jan. 17 to Feb. 16.
To raise funds for its ‘Save Our Theatre’ appeal, North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) will present three special cabaret performances on Jan. 8, Jan. 9 and Jan. 10.
Enjoy these arts and entertainment events for the week of Jan. 4-10, and beyond.
Trio at prestigious Natick performing arts school sing in a master class with Broadway legend Donna McKechnie.
Five serving members of the famed 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, which fought with distinction during the Civil War, will help The Morse Institute Library of Natick celebrate its 135th anniversary Sunday.
Rather than pick his “top albums” of the year — which would insinuate that he listened to all or even most of the albums that came out, and then compared them, and who has that kind of time? — Peter Chianca of the Blogness on the Edge of Town blog offers his list of five albums that may have passed you by in 2008, but shouldn’t have.
An international film series at the Winchester Public Library begins at 6:30 p.m. Monday evening, Jan. 12 with the film, “The Visitor.”
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Norwood honored its veterans today with a parade down Washington Street. Click here for some pictures.
The Jacob Jones VFW Post in Dedham hosted a Northeast Championship Wrestling match Friday night. Click here for some pictures of the action.
The Framingham offense thrives on its up-tempo style. Snap the ball, run the play, back to the line, throw it, run it, score. Lather, rinse, repeat. In the first quarter of last night's game with Norwood, the Flyers executed that game plan perfectly to run out to a three-touchdown lead. But Norwood had other plans, slowing the game down to its more comfortable, yawning pace. By the time the fourth quarter rolled around, the Mustangs had put the Flyer momentum to sleep, dominating the final half to rally to a 27-19 win.
Edward Lee wouldn't mind if more high schools in the state looked like his. In fact, he thinks it would be a good idea.