Arts
Portraits of Holocaust Survivors Force Viewers to Confront the Past
The international exhibit “Lest We Forget,” came to Boston on Tuesday, placing 60 portraits of Holocaust survivors along the sidewalks of the Common. […]
Articles by Isabel Fenoglio
City
New England Chocolate Festival Connects Cacao Producers with Consumers
Chocoholics got to taste, learn, and interact with chocolate companies and raw cacao producers from around the world. […]
City
Boston Book Festival Celebrates 10 Years, Expands to Roxbury
Book lovers flocked to the 10th annual Boston Book Festival this Saturday, which boasted three locations this year: Copley, East Boston, and Roxbury. […]
Food
Feng Shui Joins Cleveland Circle, Bringing Fresh Sushi and Dumplings
“We adapt to the needs of the local community, and can’t wait to serve BC,” Zhang added. “When you get bored with cafeteria food, come here.” […]
News
Sennott Speaks on Current State of Journalism
“The truth is now under attack,” said Charles Sennott, an award winning journalist and author. Right now, and forever more, we need to work a lot harder to be sure we do our jobs. We have to do better. Journalism has failed us. We have to do better.” […]
Arts
‘Winnie-the-Pooh,’ Exhibit Brings the Imaginary World to Life
“Normally a museum tells you what you can’t do, but today I am going to tell you what you can do,” said curator Meghan Melvin. […]
Column
Grilled Cheese Festival Indulges in America’s Comfort Food
Hosted by the Chef’s Table Foundation, the first annual Grilled Cheese Festival serves up ooey, gooey sandwiches to hungry participants. […]
City
Artist Steve Locke Breaks Boundaries through Abstraction
“That’s what art is about.” said current Boston artist-in-residence Steve Locke. “Show me the line, so I can step across it.” […]
City
With Poetry in the Galleries, MFA Embraces New Art Form
On Sept. 5, the MFA, in partnership with Mass Poetry, will begin a three-month series of workshops open to the public titled Poetry in the Galleries. […]
Column
A Drop in the Harbor: Cementing My Love for the City
Need a little extra luck before finals? Go to the Boston Tea Party Museum and toss tea into the Harbor. Assistant metro editor Isabel Fenoglio swears by it. […]