Music has long been a powerful tool for activists to reach out and connect with the people willing to listen. Through songs and performances, artists have mobilized listeners to their causes, creating...
As Halloween approaches, many are looking for a good scare, and Boston has no shortage of paranormal tours and haunted houses for thrill seekers. However, The Freedom Trail Foundation proves with their...
Sometimes, there is no combination of words to string together to describe certain feelings. Sometimes, words simply aren't enough.
This is exactly the sentiment Emerging Boston Area Singer-Songwriters,...
In an era where business environments are often competitive, startups sometimes struggle to make ends meet while preserving clientele. Many young entrepreneurs have no other choice but to adopt innovative...
Classic literary works, modern anthologies and musical scores lined the shelves of the Cushman Room of the Boston Public Library’s Central Library. People, young and old, scanned the rows of books...
While many have drawn a defined line between the arts and sciences, the new wave of the future seems to focus on tearing that down.
Yes, it’s the age of virtual reality goggles and 3-D printing,...
What can people do with old jeans? Throw them away? Donate them? There never seemed to be a good solution, until now.
This fall, the denim-focused clothing store Madewell teamed up with Blue Jeans Go...
From Donald Trump Jr.’s controversial Skittles tweet to “Yaaas Hillary” T-shirts and everything in between, the media and American politics have had, and continue to have, an interesting relationship.
Playwright...
Without bees, there can’t be humans.
This is what Ariel Krolick, owner of Ariel’s Honey Infusions, has been telling customers, eager to spread the word about the effect bees have on our food...
There’s a Batman grappling hook, a cardboard story generator and a Lee Harvey Oswald figurine.
These are just a few of the different responses the 13 artists participating in the “Stretch Armstrong,...
Six hours after the party started, the line coming out of the Museum of Fine Arts still snaked around the block.
Almost 7,000 people attended the MFA’s first overnight party Saturday night and...
Aaron Michel planned to go into environmental law after graduating from Boston University in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in environmental policy, politics and law. He said ultimately he planned...
