The gripping program “Our Journey” leaped to Boston Ballet’s stage April 6, yielding debates about dance in the 21st century. Two different stories, separated only by an intermission, take viewers...

The Boston Ballet wrapped up their performance of Miguel de Cervantes’ "Don Quixote," choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev, on March 26, closing out on a beautiful and heartwarming show. The story of Don...

Suffolk University students and staff gathered in Sargent Hall’s Sky Lounge on March 1 to view the dazzling styles of the “Come as You Are: A Celebration of Identity Through Fashion” fashion show,...

Jessie Murph took fans on an emotional rollercoaster at Paradise Rock Club March 4 as a stop on her first headline tour, which showcases her new hit album “Drowning.” The show kicked off with Charlie...

Quarters of Change rocked Allston’s Brighton Music Hall with electric songs off their debut album “Into The Rift” on Feb. 24. The group is a modern rock-alternative band from New York City who...

“Nayana LaFond: Portraits in Red, Missing & Murdered Indigenous People” opened on Feb. 17 at Beacon Gallery in Boston and is not an exhibit to miss.  LaFond is an artist who honors the missing...

The Boston Hassle Art Flea Market is a bimonthly nonprofit event that puts local Boston artists on the main stage for a $1 admission fee. The first market of the year was held on Feb. 12 and welcomed...

A new exhibit fully composed of the plastic building bricks known as LEGOs opened on Newbury Street. “The Art of the Brick,” showcases Nathan Sawaya’s unique artwork. In Oct. 2014, Sawaya opened...

The night club Legacy opened its doors on Feb. 11 for the third annual Big Gay Valentine Market, hosted by New England Open Markets, making a shopping experience like no other.  It was an event for...

The Museum of Fine Arts introduced a new exhibit that ignites the elements of awareness and heartache from the war in Ukraine, as the world approaches the one year anniversary of Russia’s invasion. “Who...

The Museum of Fine Arts opened a new exhibit, “Making Past Present: Cy Twombly,” on Jan. 14, commemorating Cy Twombly and his creative vision. Located on the second floor in the Linde Family Wing...

It was a night of front row tears, rom-com covers and lyricism that’s comparable to Shakespeare. Up and coming artist Ashley Kutcher sold out Berklee College’s Cafe 939 Red Room on Feb. 6 in Boston’s...