By Kayla Baltazar, Managing Co-Editor
• February 25, 2025
As a freshman in high school, Ryan Scanlon started cold calling restaurants, trying to see if he could land a job in the kitchen. He had no professional training experience — he mostly cooked for family businesses.
Attend a screening of Blue Velvet at The Brattle Theatre
Monday - Wednesday Feb. 24-26, 8:30 p.m.; The Brattle Theatre, 40 Brattle St., Cambridge
Celebrate David Lynch’s film legacy by attending...
Greenway Valentine’s Pop Up Market
Tuesday, Feb. 11 to Friday, Feb. 14; Dewey Square, Atlantic Ave., Boston
This Valentine’s Pop Up market will feature local artisans, offering gifts for loved...
Staccato piano strikes, rapid violin strokes and resounding clarinet notes answer each others’ calls in a whirlwind of sound that reverberated through the Boston University College of Fine Arts’ Concert...
In the center of the wall of a new exhibit in the Museum of Fine Arts, the curators’ text reads:
“Whether it’s watching a true crime Netflix documentary, thinking of a passed family dog or squashing...
The Boston Celtics had two reasons to celebrate on Jan. 29— a season-best performance by forward Kristaps Porzingis, which led the team to a 122-100 win over the Chicago Bulls, and the franchise’s...
The Men’s Beanpot Semifinals at TD Garden
Monday Feb. 3, 5 p.m.; TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston
Cheer on Boston University men’s hockey as they face off against Harvard at this year’s...
By Anna Albrecht, Arts & Community Editor
• January 26, 2025
Celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year at the Mandarin Oriental, Boston
Monday, Jan. 27, 12 p.m.; Mandarin Oriental, 776 Boylston St., Boston
Head over to the luxury hotel, Mandarin Oriental, Boston,...
North Carolina residents are facing unprecedented destruction and loss in the wake of Hurricane Helene. In response, students in Boston University’s Crowdfunding and Distribution class launched a crowdfunding campaign on Nov. 14 to support those impacted.
Students weaved through rows of plastic tables showcasing vibrant, handmade art at the Fabrio Art Market, where vendors sold and traded everything from modified clothes and totes, to handmade art and jewelry, to resin dice and gel nails.
As she walked into Planned Parenthood on Commonwealth Avenue at the start of her sophomore year of college, a 2022 Boston University alum said she felt a sense of relief.
“I knew that it would be over soon and that I could put the situation behind me, and I was lucky,” she said.
Vibrantly colored paintings, sculptures and handcrafted items lit the hall of the ICA Watershed, an exhibition space across the harbor from the Institute of Contemporary Art. Artists sat behind their own tables, chatting and laughing with attendees.The East Boston Artists Group hosted Harboring Creativity, an art event from Nov. 16-17 where over 40 local artists from East Boston showcased and sold their works.
