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The courtyard at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum on Free First Thursdays: February 2024.

Free First Thursdays at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum highlights special exhibit

Lilly Miron, Journal Contributor February 7, 2024

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum opened its doors to the general public, offering free registration to those who wanted to experience the awe-inspiring world of wonder created by Garder herself Feb....

Hunger Games prequel revives fan favorite series

‘Hunger Games’ prequel revives fan favorite series

Brooklyn Leighton, Opinion Editor December 6, 2023

Fans of Suzanne Collins’ beloved series, “The Hunger Games,” finally get another glimpse into the fictional world of Panem with the release of “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,”...

New England nostalgia wrapped up into an instant Christmas classic

New England nostalgia wrapped up into an instant Christmas classic

Keely Menyhart, Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor December 6, 2023

The latest New England Christmas movie has hit theaters and brings 70s nostalgia back to our hearts.  “The Holdovers,” starring Paul Giamatti and Dominic Sessa was released Nov. 10  and tells...

Performers and guests pose all together to commemorate the night with a group photo.

Fusion Fest promotes cultural inclusivity, expression on campus

William Fithian, Staff Writer December 5, 2023

Fusion Fest, hosted by Fusion Dhamaka, Suffolk University’s Bollywood Fusion dance team, was held in Sargent Hall Dec. 1 and was the perfect way to bring some fun before finals season on campus. The...

Suffolk professor Daniel Weidknecht debuted his newest short film Roxbury at Modern Theater Nov.29.

‘Roxbury’ digs at the poignant issue of discriminatory housing in the community

William Fithian, Staff Writer December 5, 2023

“Roxbury,” a documentary film directed by Suffolk University staff and faculty member Daniel Weidknecht, debuted at Suffolk University’s Modern Theatre Nov. 29. The 31-minute film focused on Roxbury’s...

Boston Ballet in Mikko Nissinens The Nutcracker.

‘The Nutcracker’ waltzes into the holiday season

Julia Capraro, Editor-at-Large December 5, 2023

The Boston Ballet's Rendition of “The Nutcracker” ushered in a whimsical winter season with its Nov. 24 opening. The classic tale returns to the stage every holiday season, but this rendition proved...

A view of Chelseas new Sistine Chapel exhibit, which gives viewers a chance to get a closer look at Michaelangelos timeless work.

Sistine Chapel exhibit puts a modern spin on Michaelangelo’s most iconic work

Isabella Tecchio, Journal Contributor November 17, 2023

Forget the long lines at the Sistine Chapel — a new exhibit in Chelsea is bringing people up close to Michaelangelo's most iconic work, without the flight to Italy. Michaelangelo’s Sistine Chapel:...

The beloved couch from the original series, available for fans to enjoy their coffee on.

Friends-inspired Central Perk Coffeehouse brings welcoming environment to Back Bay

Sarah Roberts, News Editor November 17, 2023

Bostonians can now immerse themselves into the “Friends” lifestyle when they visit Central Perk Coffeehouse in Back Bay. Don’t worry though, there aren’t any smelly cats there. The location is...

Visitors flock to Snowport each holiday season to get in the Christmas spirit.

Fall into the holiday season with Snowport

Keely Menyhart, Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor November 17, 2023

Another year means another market in Seaport to put you right into the Christmas spirit. Snowport opened its ribbon-covered gates for the fifth year in a row Nov. 10, welcoming patrons to the winter wonderland. With...

Mannequins covered from head to toe in fresh cut flowers fill Prudential Center with life.

Prudential blooms with newest installation

Ellie Gregory, Staff Writer November 8, 2023

The Fleurs De Villes exhibit filled the Prudential Center with carefully constructed flower exhibits based upon different countries Nov. 2-6. The exhibit began at the entrance of the Prudential, where...

The wall full of pottery, ready for patrons to showcase their creativity in Rainbows Pottery Studio.

No rainy days at Rainbows Pottery Studio

Juliana Pinto, Staff Writer November 7, 2023

Rainbows Pottery Studio, located at 216 Newbury Street, is a place where people of all ages can unleash their inner artist. From mugs to jewelry holders, and any holiday character you can think of, Rainbows...

The last installation at The Beacon Gallery named Unaccustomed Earth on display till Jan.14.

Beacon Gallery wows crowds with final exhibition

William Fithian, Staff Writer November 7, 2023

Beacon Gallery, nestled in Boston’s South End, opened its last exhibit before its move into a nonprofit and rebrand under the name ShowUp. “Unaccustomed Earth” debuted at the gallery Nov. 3, showing...

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