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CELEBRATE Wicked Queer Film Festival Founded in 1984, the Wicked Queer Film Festival celebrates the LGBT community in Boston through cutting-edge, emotionally empowering films. The […]

Twenty-seven can’t-miss books, movies, exhibits, shows, and more.

The royal wedding is less than 60 days away, and though Meghan Markle has her own Nantucket roots, there’s a chance for even more Massachusetts hopefuls […]

WATCH The Justin Timberlake Experience If you’re having Justin Timberlake withdrawals post Super Bowl LII, this interactive experience is here to pick you up by […]

THEATER The Humans Winner of the Tony Award for best play in 2016, The Humans tells the story of a woman whose extended Pennsylvania family […]

Where to go and what to read for your spring design fix.

Politics can get hairy, but Charlie Baker does what he can to shave off the tension. On Thursday, Gov. Baker, along with surprise guest Tom Brady and […]

Ballet Boston Ballet-“Parts in Suite”  Beginning this weekend, experience three ballet movements from the Boston Ballet team in one show. “Parts in Suite” combines three […]

Music J Boog Jerry “J Boog” Afemata is no ordinary reggae artist. After a difficult childhood in Compton, California, he moved out to Hawaii in 2005 where […]

BOOKS Astral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968 Three years ago, Boston published an article by Ryan Walsh detailing the long-buried story of how Van […]

Film The Boston Society of Film Critics Awards + Screening of Get Out Film buffs and movie enthusiasts alike can join the Boston Society of […]

Art Third Thursdays: Garden Party  This week, forget the cold and get your hands dirty at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s garden party. As part of […]

Lunar New Year Celebration at the MFA Enjoy free admission to the Museum of Fine Arts for a day-long celebration of the Year of the Dog. […]

Museum Inventur–Art in Germany, 1943-55 This Harvard exhibit, the first of its kind, explores German art from the 1940s and 50s, focusing on the aftermath […]

Music Madaila This five-piece psych-pop band is anything but ordinary. This past Tuesday, they released a new, politically driven single called “Where Do We Go […]