Along with crocuses and daffodils comes another surefire sign of spring: florals in fashion.
Q: I've enclosed photographs of a green glass bowl with no markings on the bottom and a porcelain bird -- a North African hoopoe. I am curious about them. Do you have any ideas about their origins and values? -- C.B., e-mail
Explore 58 U.S. national parks in "Treasured Lands," a gorgeous exhibition of color photos of all 58 national parks in the U.S. at the National Heritage Museum in Lexington.
MetroWest artists exhibit for the first time this weekend at Marlborough arts event.
Decorative and faux painting is back, although in a subtler style than the "Dallas" and "Dynasty" days of the 1970s. "We overdid it then," said Griffin, a New York decorator, designer and contributor to Better Homes and Gardens magazine.
It has been said that the anticipation of something can be as rewarding as the actual event itself. I think that's why early March is one of my favorite times of the year. Each year about now we're so eagerly awaiting the fulfillment of the promise of spring.
The Pacific Ocean usually brings to mind visions of endless deep blue water, not plastic.However, in the North Pacific there is a massive floating island of swirling garbage, mostly plastic, estimated to be twice the size of Texas and growing!
Artist Leonarda Boughton is showing a forest of drawings at Framingham's Gallery XIV.
