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Boston's popular Keytar Bear showcased in new student-made film

Boston’s popular Keytar Bear showcased in new student-made film

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor April 1, 2025

Excitement was palpable at Suffolk University’s Modern Theatre March 7, as a packed crowd settled into their seats for the premiere screening of “Keytar Bear,” a 12-minute film directed by Kely Maloney. The...

A series of sketches at "The Quiet in the Land: Everyday Life, Contemporary Art, and the Shakers"

‘Communion’ and community: Inside the lives of the Shakers

Ella Santanelli, Copy Editor March 25, 2025

The Institute for Contemporary Art reopened a past exhibition to highlight a small community of Christians called the Shakers who are recognized for their simple living, furniture design, architecture...

Arizona Barahona Bueso singing at one of Nicks House's performances.

Berklee students chase childhood dream in band Nick’s House

Maeve Fitzgerald, Journal Contributor February 18, 2025

Boston’s new alternative band, Nick’s House, has taken the college music scene by storm and all it took was five passionate Berklee students and a semester in Valencia, Spain.  The band consists...

Studies of the Young Americans, From left to right, Joe (1975), Bonnie (1975), Spirit of Roy and Roy (1975), Gabrielle (1975).

Roxbury artist tackles social justice issues in MFA exhibit

Julia Jacobsen, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

“Witnessing Humanity: The Art of John Wilson,” a new exhibit by Roxbury artist John Wilson (1922-2015), is now on display at the Museum of Fine Arts from Feb. 8 to June 22. Approximately 110 of his...

Part of the expansive selection at Lovestruck Books in Cambridge.

Cupid is calling: Celebrate your valentine with Lovestruck Books

Maeve Fitzgerald, Journal Contributor February 11, 2025

Lovestruck Books has shot Cambridge with Cupid’s bow this Valentine’s Day — the new bookstore and cafe has stolen hearts on Brattle Street with romance novels galore. The shop is located at 44...

Rachel Brask showcasing her artwork in her SoWa studio.

SoWa opens its doors on First Fridays for local artists to thrive

William Fithian, Arts and Entertainment Editor February 11, 2025

Standing tall in Boston’s South End, the SoWa Art and Design District opened their doors yet again for their First Friday event Feb. 7 to celebrate the local Boston artists which allowed people to fully...

"Trompe de l'Oeil with a dead Partridge" (1666) Hendrik de Fromantlou.

MFA brings new meaning to ‘Death and Decay’

Ella Santanelli, Copy Editor February 4, 2025

Boston's Museum of Fine Arts welcomed a new exhibit in late December featuring mostly Dutch and Flemish works with a similar theme: death.  “Curated by Teens: Death as a Constant Companion” was...

A dragon from 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' on display at 'Harry Potter: The Exhibition.'

‘Harry Potter: The Exhibition’ casts an entrancing spell over Boston’s CambridgeSide Mall this winter

Michaela Buckley, Arts and Entertainment Editor February 4, 2025

CambridgeSide brings the enchanting world of Harry Potter to life, inviting witches, wizards and muggles to an unforgettable experience at this exclusive limited-time exhibition.  The exhibition has...

Two strangers and a child photographed by Robert Frank.

A scrapbook to the love of flowers, street corners, chairs and Mary

Victoria White, Asst. Opinion Editor February 4, 2025

The MFA’s new exhibit, “Robert Frank: Mary’s Book,” displays for the first time a scrapbook Robert Frank made for his future first wife, Mary Lockspeiser. After two years in New York, the Swiss...

Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler performing at the Wang Theatre Nov. 22.

The Wang Theatre was filled with tears after Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler stopped in Boston

William Fithian, Arts and Entertainment Editor December 12, 2024

Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler had fans emotionally distraught and dancing in their seats as they stopped in Boston for their "Brent Forever: The Tour" Nov. 22. Boston fans rode an emotional rollercoaster...

The Boston Common tree being lit on Dec. 7.

Red and green lights sweep through the Commons

Victoria White, Asst. Opinion Editor December 11, 2024

Boston welcomed some holiday cheer with the 83rd annual Christmas tree lighting in the Boston Common Nov. 5. Despite the chilly breeze that took over the city as night fell, tons of people made the...

Suffolk Snacks: Capitol Coffee House offers classic breakfast right around the corner

Suffolk Snacks: Capitol Coffee House offers classic breakfast right around the corner

Madeline Reyes, Copy Editor December 11, 2024

What is up bacon, egg and cheesers! I went to Capitol Coffee House Dec. 5 to try their very own bacon, egg and cheese. I have been to this restaurant before, but have never eaten their breakfast menu...

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