The hunt for unique, preloved treasures is a well-loved pastime in Boston. As the fast fashion craze grows, many Bostonians are faithfully turning to vintage and thrifted goods to express their individuality...

Suffolk University’s hip-hop dance troupe, W!CKED, hosted their dance community showcase EXCLAMATION April 19, featuring teams from Suffolk University and other Boston colleges, and dance troupe’s...

Students from across Boston went to the Museum of Fine Arts’ College Night event April 10, for an evening of live music, dancing, gallery walkthroughs and many more activities for each student to enjoy.  Students...

Supporting a local record store should be something everyone is aware of. Record Store Day was created to bring attention away from online shopping and back to supporting small businesses. Every April...

Brookline’s Coolidge Corner is now home to one of Boston’s newest thrift experiences. 2nd Street is a second-hand clothing store, committed to sourcing unique pieces at a fraction of original retail,...

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...

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...

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...

“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...

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...

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...

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...