The thing is, though, no matter how similar they seem to each other, every market has its own personal touch, represents values important to its creators, and highlights its unique artisans. […]
The ‘Hommage à Claude Debussy’ celebrated the life and music of one of the Romantic Era’s most famed composers. […]
‘True pearl: an opera in five tapestries’ was inspired by and written about the five 16th-century Flemish tapestries from the workshop of Jan Moy that have been on display at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum since 1914. The opera is a key component of the museum’s latest exhibit, ‘Common Threads: Weaving Stories Across Time.’ […]
Elvis Costello’s ‘Look Now’ emphasizes his growth and evolution as an artist while radiating familiarity. […]
Matt Nathanson aims high but misses the mark in lyricism, sound, emotion, and style with his new album, ‘Sings His Sad Heart.’ […]
Van Morrison collaborates with Joey DeFrancesco on his new album, “You’re Driving Me Crazy.” […]
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. […]
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. […]
Eataly’s latest pop-up, L’Orto, presents fresh culinary concepts and unique flavors to customers by emphasizing an often overlooked ingredient: herbs. […]
The Boston College music department hosted a concert to illuminate the formidable talents and passion of three alumni musicians. […]
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