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...
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...
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...
Adrianne Lenker holds her guitar like a mother holding her child. Comforted by its cries and cherishing its brilliance, it is the way Lenker chooses to play out her legacy. With that love, she performs...
Bostonians can get a taste of Nashville at one of Boston’s newest themed bars, Nash Bar & Stage.
Nash Bar, on 253 Tremont Street in the Theatre District, opened in December, filling the vacated...
Lorde’s “Solar Power” tour at the Wang Theatre on April 13 summoned a week of warm temperatures to the City of Boston in a vibrant and enthusiastic concert.
The New Zealand pop singer recently...
A new exhibit at Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art brings eight artists’ work together in a safe and accepting space.
“A Place for Me: Figurative Painting Now,” includes oil paintings,...
The Museum of Fine Arts’ newest exhibition displays over 100 works from one of Britain’s greatest artists, J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851), many of which haven’t been on display before, making this exhibit...
Mia Eastwood, Journal Contributor
• April 12, 2022
Although Canadian band Peach Pit was already halfway through their North American tour, they played their set at Big Night Live on April 1 with continuous enthusiasm and gratitude.
Peach Pit did not...
Boston’s very own Museum of African American History, located in Beacon Hill, has opened a new exhibit entitled “Jazz Scene in Boston: Telling the Local Story,” a love letter to an often unsung jazz...
