Arts + Entertainment
Things to Do This Week in Boston
Jump to: | Art & Exhibitions | Upcoming | Want to suggest an event? Email us. MULTIPLE DAYS Ongoing through Monday, July 14 (and Beyond) […]
The Taylor Swift Eras Tour of Science Comes to Boston
In his various TV series about the solar system and the cosmos, Professor Brian Cox guides audiences through the most beautifully vast ideas humans can […]
18 Essential Boston Movies
Whether showcasing Southie’s street corners, Beacon Hill’s cobblestones, or Gloucester’s weathered docks, these essential entries in Boston’s cinematic canon, all of which at least partially […]
Playwright Mfoniso Udofia Might Like to Get a Drink From the ‘Bubbler’
Getting your name on a marquee is one thing. Having a whole day named after you? That’s all Mfoniso Udofia. Last year, Mayor Michelle Wu […]
A Boston Traveler’s Guide to Grenada
Looking for somewhere to visit that’s a direct flight from Logan Airport? In this month’s Boston Traveler column, we’re recommending Grenada. At 133 square miles, […]
Delayed at Logan Airport? Here’s What to Do
Hungry? Logan has lots of great restaurant options. Full and still have time to kill? We’ve got you. See also: Where to Eat at Boston’s […]
Meet the People Who Make Boston Movies Happen
Angela Peri and Lisa Lobel Casting directors and co-owners, Boston Casting Who they are: Peri, a Cambridge native, founded New England’s largest casting agency in […]
Five Great Boston-Area Film Festivals
For Horror and Experimental Films WHAT: Boston Underground Film Festival (BUFF) WHEN: Late March WHY GO: For 25 years, BUFF has celebrated what it describes […]
How Oscar-Winning Film Producer Nina Fialkow Picks Projects
Boston power couple Nina and David Fialkow have a nose for compelling narratives. For more than a decade, they’ve backed and executive produced documentaries through […]
The Five Best Indie Cinemas in Greater Boston
The Brattle Theatre Even if you don’t recognize any title on this arthouse theater’s schedule, you’ll certainly leave entertained—no matter what early-aughts indie or spine-chilling […]
How Massachusetts Became a Booming Film Production Hub
It’s almost springtime in Princeton, Massachusetts, but inside a popular local restaurant, Christmas lights are twinkling as though it’s December 25. Amid the garlands and […]
Movies in Boston: A Brief, But Essential History
From gritty streets to ivy-covered walls, Boston has played a starring role in countless flicks; it would take a cinematic eternity to marathon through the […]
Where to Buy First-Class Luggage in Greater Boston
FOR CARRY-ONS Away Don’t feel like shelling out for the checked baggage fee? Away’s durable, hard-shelled carry-on features an interior compression system that allows you […]
Desnuda Cocina & Bar Brings Music and Vibes to Tremont Street
Music lovers have an all-new spot to sip, dine, and listen with the recent opening of Desnuda Cocina & Bar in Boston’s South End. It’s […]
Mfoniso Udofia Returns Home to Massachusetts with “Sojourners”
When Mfoniso Udofia set out to write her play Sojourners, she thought quite a bit about her identity as the first-generation American daughter of Nigerian […]