Boston Calling, one of New England’s biggest music festivals, finally returned this year after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.
The festival started out with a bang, having quite the crowd...
Emily Beatty, Arts and Culture Editor
• June 3, 2022
Harry Styles is home, and just in time for summer.
The pop star released his third studio album, “Harry’s House,” on May 20. Fans and critics from a plethora of outlets have since devoted plenty...
Ricky Montgomery took on a passionate crowd on May 7 at The Sinclair in Cambridge, despite a production-wide battle with COVID-19.
Montgomery and crew made the difficult decision to cancel shows in...
Warm weather in Boston can only mean one thing; weekends full of strolling through open-air markets are back where you can explore local handmade goods, fresh produce and unique vintage threads. Here are...
Suffolk University freshman Melissa Sapini does it all, from modeling and acting to studying broadcast journalism. Sapini has even tried her hand at pageantry and placed as the Miss Massachusetts Teen...
Boston’s South End market, SoWa, opened its doors to customers every Sunday in April, allowing artists to showcase their work to the public.
Artist studios take up the second, third and fourth floors...
Mia Eastwood, Journal Contributor
• April 26, 2022
Indigo De Souza performed at the Royale nightclub on April 25 as a part of her tour celebrating her second album, “Any Shape You Take.”
Since her sold-out performance was postponed from January...
A woman is awoken, by a loud boom from the earth, before she rises from her bed. It is nearly dawn, a blue light from the windows barely illuminating the frame. The camera moves suspiciously around the...
Lizzy McAlpine’s newly-released “five seconds flat” is like sitting outside on a brisk spring morning with a cup of tea, listening to the birds mutter chirps to one another. It beautifully walks...
On Wednesday evening, Soulfully Versed, one of Suffolk University’s all-gender a capella groups, hosted “Soul Night,” a showcase of the group’s work over the course of the year. It was their first...
Playwright Aaron Sorkin’s take on the classic novel “To Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee takes flight during its run at the Citizens Bank Opera House.
Boston’s best theater, previously known...
Mia Eastwood, Journal Contributor
• April 19, 2022
As the April sun has started shining, Boston residents are clearly taking advantage of the weather by changing up their wardrobes with new trending styles. It is seeming as if the spring has provided a...
