Van Morrison collaborates with Joey DeFrancesco on his new album, “You’re Driving Me Crazy.”
Music, Off Campus, Arts
Gretchen Parlato Brings Serene Jazz to RISE Music Series
Gretchen Parlato entertained the crowd at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum with unconventional musical stylings and calm crooning as a part of the RISE Music Series.
Metro, Food
Tender Greens Brings Fresh, Casual Dining to Chestnut Hill
California-based company Tender Greens has nearly 30 locations, but just recently made its way to the East Coast with a New York location opening two months ago. The Street in Chestnut Hill location opened three weeks ago, and a downtown Boston location is in the works.
Metro, Food
Fresh From the Garden: Eataly Pop-up Showcases Seasonal Herbs
Eataly’s latest pop-up, L’Orto, presents fresh culinary concepts and unique flavors to customers by emphasizing an often overlooked ingredient: herbs.
On Campus, Music, Arts
Musicians Showcase Passion and Skill at Alumni Concert
The Boston College music department hosted a concert to illuminate the formidable talents and passion of three alumni musicians.
Arts, Metro
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Hosts RISE, Strengthens Music Community in Boston
For this year’s season, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum partnered with Berklee College of Music to host its RISE music series. On Thursday, the event hosted a Boston-based husband-and-wife duo, the A-Beez, for the release of their second studio album entitled ‘Say Goodbye.’
Metro, Arts
‘Nicholas Nixon: Persistence of Vision’ Captures the Passage of Time in Pictures
The ICA presents a collection of photographs by Boston-based artist Nicholas Nixon that captures the passage of time and the beauty of age. The exhibit includes Nixon’s ‘The Brown Sisters,’ a series of group portraits of his wife Bebe and her three sisters, taken annually since 1975.
Arts, Metro
‘Monuments to Us’ Highlights Under-Represented Social Issues
Inspired by controversies surrounding Confederate statues, ‘Monuments to Us’ at the MFA presents a collection of works that embody those who are not often represented.
Metro, The T
Poetry on the T Returns After Brief Hiatus
If that sign on the T seems just a little too profound to be an advertisement, it might just be a piece of poetry.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Ralph Nader Discusses Trump’s Impact on the Reawakening of Activism
“Democracy doesn’t work without civic engagement,” he said. “You can’t start with political engagement, you can’t start with economic institutions, you have to start with citizens.”
