Things To DoCurated guides from The ARTery to make sense of the Boston area's vast cultural scene. Here Are 12 Reasons To Put Theater On Your Fall CalendarAs many question what our nation is, where it’s been and where it’s headed, so too will autumn offerings on area stages, from the theater experience of David Byrne’s “American...The ARTeryAug 28, 201911 Books To Read From New England Authors This FallFrom Margaret Atwood's new followup to "The Handmaid's Tale" to Maya Phillips’ debut poetry collection, here's what you should read this fall. The ARTeryAug 27, 201910 Art Exhibits Worth Catching This FallThe fall exhibition season is just around the corner. From an 18-foot-tall sculpture at MASS MoCA to an exhibition examining migration at ICA Boston, art critic Pam Reynolds has highlighted...The ARTeryAug 26, 20199 Summer Movie Musts On The Cape And IslandsFrom film festivals, showcasing the old and the new, to the requisite "Jaws" screenings, here's what film critic Erin Trahan recommends this summer. The ARTeryJul 23, 2019What To Know Before Seeing Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline' On The Boston CommonShakespeare wrote “Cymbeline” later in his career -- around 1610. Often categorized as a "tragicomedy," the plot follows through a string of forbidden love, mistaken identities, betrayals, and false deaths.The ARTeryJul 16, 201910 Artsy Spots To Visit In The Berkshires This Summer Where Yesterday Meets TodayEats, arts, hikes and other things to do in Western Mass.The ARTeryJul 10, 2019What You Need To Know About The Fourth Of July In BostonEverything you need to know about this year's Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular, from when it starts to what you can bring. The ARTeryJul 1, 20197 Public Art Installations To Check Out In Boston This SummerFrom street murals to a traveling, reflective hot air balloon, check out one of many pieces of art on the streets of Boston this summer.The ARTeryJun 7, 2019Beyond Boston: 6 Summer Exhibits Around New EnglandThis summer, if you’re planning a jaunt to New York, Maine, Cape Cod or Vermont, why not include an artistic detour to museums and art unknown? Here are six summer...The ARTeryJun 4, 20198 Summer Festivals, Happenings And Dances To Check Out Around BostonYou should appreciate the arts this summer — but you don’t have to stick to the familiar. Check out these front porches, the seashore and even under a disco ball...The ARTeryMay 30, 2019Our 10 Picks For Live Music In Boston This SummerSummer might be the best time of year to see live music -- the weather is nice, the beer gardens are out and there’s a festival pretty much every weekend.The ARTeryMay 29, 2019Here Are The Museum And Gallery Exhibitions To See This SummerThere’s substantial food for thought on view this summer, especially around issues relating to the environment and climate change. Some exhibits are pretty heavy, others are lighthearted, but all of...The ARTeryMay 28, 201911 Classical Music Events (And Spots) To Get To This SummerFrom Tanglewood to Boston Midsummer Opera, here are critic Lloyd Schwartz's guide to the summer. The ARTeryMay 24, 2019The 14 Productions To See This Summer In The Boston AreaAmong this vacation-season offerings are a fantastical plunge into gay history, race- and gender-bending takes on classics, Spanish tragedy with a flamenco twist, the six wives of Henry VIII re-imagined...The ARTeryMay 22, 2019What To Read From New England Authors This SummerWherever you’ll be reading this summer, we at The ARTery have suggestions of some books by New England-connected authors that will be at home on a Cape Cod beach, Squam...The ARTeryMay 21, 2019A Giant, Mirrored Hot Air Balloon Is Coming To Massachusetts This SummerThe project, called New Horizon, is the brainchild of Doug Aitken, an American artist and filmmaker known for his large-scale outdoor installations.The ARTeryApr 29, 20197 Feature Films To See At The Independent Film Festival Of Boston This Year"Her Smell," starring Elisabeth Moss, and "The Farewell," starring Awkwafina, are among the lineup of New England premieres. The ARTeryApr 22, 2019These Are The Documentaries To See At IFFBoston This Year"Eat Up," about Boston Public Schools' lunch program, and "The Pollinators," about honey bees integral role in our food system, are among the selection at the Independent Film Festival of...The ARTeryApr 22, 20195 Things To Do This Weekend, From Genre-Bending Animation To An LGBT Film FestIt’s supposed to be spring-like and not rainy this weekend, so you have no excuse not to get out of the house to check out what’s on tap in Boston.The ARTeryApr 4, 2019Women’s History Month Is Bursting With Films That Mess With The Status QuoAs March revs up, so do celebrations of films made by or about women. Here's a curated guide pulled together by film critic Erin Trahan. The ARTeryMar 5, 2019 Previous PageNext Page
Here Are 12 Reasons To Put Theater On Your Fall CalendarAs many question what our nation is, where it’s been and where it’s headed, so too will autumn offerings on area stages, from the theater experience of David Byrne’s “American...The ARTeryAug 28, 2019
11 Books To Read From New England Authors This FallFrom Margaret Atwood's new followup to "The Handmaid's Tale" to Maya Phillips’ debut poetry collection, here's what you should read this fall. The ARTeryAug 27, 2019
10 Art Exhibits Worth Catching This FallThe fall exhibition season is just around the corner. From an 18-foot-tall sculpture at MASS MoCA to an exhibition examining migration at ICA Boston, art critic Pam Reynolds has highlighted...The ARTeryAug 26, 2019
9 Summer Movie Musts On The Cape And IslandsFrom film festivals, showcasing the old and the new, to the requisite "Jaws" screenings, here's what film critic Erin Trahan recommends this summer. The ARTeryJul 23, 2019
What To Know Before Seeing Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline' On The Boston CommonShakespeare wrote “Cymbeline” later in his career -- around 1610. Often categorized as a "tragicomedy," the plot follows through a string of forbidden love, mistaken identities, betrayals, and false deaths.The ARTeryJul 16, 2019
10 Artsy Spots To Visit In The Berkshires This Summer Where Yesterday Meets TodayEats, arts, hikes and other things to do in Western Mass.The ARTeryJul 10, 2019
What You Need To Know About The Fourth Of July In BostonEverything you need to know about this year's Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular, from when it starts to what you can bring. The ARTeryJul 1, 2019
7 Public Art Installations To Check Out In Boston This SummerFrom street murals to a traveling, reflective hot air balloon, check out one of many pieces of art on the streets of Boston this summer.The ARTeryJun 7, 2019
Beyond Boston: 6 Summer Exhibits Around New EnglandThis summer, if you’re planning a jaunt to New York, Maine, Cape Cod or Vermont, why not include an artistic detour to museums and art unknown? Here are six summer...The ARTeryJun 4, 2019
8 Summer Festivals, Happenings And Dances To Check Out Around BostonYou should appreciate the arts this summer — but you don’t have to stick to the familiar. Check out these front porches, the seashore and even under a disco ball...The ARTeryMay 30, 2019
Our 10 Picks For Live Music In Boston This SummerSummer might be the best time of year to see live music -- the weather is nice, the beer gardens are out and there’s a festival pretty much every weekend.The ARTeryMay 29, 2019
Here Are The Museum And Gallery Exhibitions To See This SummerThere’s substantial food for thought on view this summer, especially around issues relating to the environment and climate change. Some exhibits are pretty heavy, others are lighthearted, but all of...The ARTeryMay 28, 2019
11 Classical Music Events (And Spots) To Get To This SummerFrom Tanglewood to Boston Midsummer Opera, here are critic Lloyd Schwartz's guide to the summer. The ARTeryMay 24, 2019
The 14 Productions To See This Summer In The Boston AreaAmong this vacation-season offerings are a fantastical plunge into gay history, race- and gender-bending takes on classics, Spanish tragedy with a flamenco twist, the six wives of Henry VIII re-imagined...The ARTeryMay 22, 2019
What To Read From New England Authors This SummerWherever you’ll be reading this summer, we at The ARTery have suggestions of some books by New England-connected authors that will be at home on a Cape Cod beach, Squam...The ARTeryMay 21, 2019
A Giant, Mirrored Hot Air Balloon Is Coming To Massachusetts This SummerThe project, called New Horizon, is the brainchild of Doug Aitken, an American artist and filmmaker known for his large-scale outdoor installations.The ARTeryApr 29, 2019
7 Feature Films To See At The Independent Film Festival Of Boston This Year"Her Smell," starring Elisabeth Moss, and "The Farewell," starring Awkwafina, are among the lineup of New England premieres. The ARTeryApr 22, 2019
These Are The Documentaries To See At IFFBoston This Year"Eat Up," about Boston Public Schools' lunch program, and "The Pollinators," about honey bees integral role in our food system, are among the selection at the Independent Film Festival of...The ARTeryApr 22, 2019
5 Things To Do This Weekend, From Genre-Bending Animation To An LGBT Film FestIt’s supposed to be spring-like and not rainy this weekend, so you have no excuse not to get out of the house to check out what’s on tap in Boston.The ARTeryApr 4, 2019
Women’s History Month Is Bursting With Films That Mess With The Status QuoAs March revs up, so do celebrations of films made by or about women. Here's a curated guide pulled together by film critic Erin Trahan. The ARTeryMar 5, 2019
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