After 30 years teaching Haitian folkloric dance, Jean Appolon's studio has opened in Nubian Square. The founder keeps the glass window open during rehearsals, inviting passersby to watch dancers move to drumbeats. "Sometimes people even knock on the door and ask to come in and watch," Appolon says.
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From Castle of Our Skins' sound portraits to Boston Lyric Opera's delightful sounding "Daughter of the Regiment," WBUR critic Lloyd Schwartz shares the performances he's particularly eager to hear — and think about — this season.
The natural world has been a powerful muse for artists across the ages, and in our present era, engaging with our environment is more urgent than ever. Meet 10 local...
While the two actors have never worked together, they've made surprisingly similar career choices. The Somerville Theatre screens 24-film series...
The Boston Pops celebrate America's 250th anniversary with the Fireworks Spectacular, featuring Grammy winners Lainey Wilson, Chance The Rapper, and...
A recycling nonprofit, though its New Bedford warehouse, puts used nets, ropes, and other marine debris in the hands of...
In the leadup to Mother's Day, WBUR reporter Arielle Gray shares works and events that are reminders that there is...
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