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Secrets of the Tomb: Egypt 2000 BC
Secrets of the Tomb: Egypt 2000 BC at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts introduces visitors to the concepts of the afterlife in the Middle Kingdom by taking a journey through the remarkable tomb of…
Every spring Boston's Museum of Fine Arts decks its galleries with bouquets and arrangements of fresh flowers by 70 New England garden clubs and professional florists. The displays interpret…
The central branch of the Boston Public Library is rich with sculpture, paintings and decorative details. Dramatic murals by celebrated 19th-century artists adorn the walls. The Back Bay…
In the spirit of summer, the city of Boston offers the chance to watch great films for free in the inspiring surroundings of the Hatch Memorial Shell every Friday evening from June to September.
Boston's annual film festival traditionally launches the autumn film season in the city. The festival screens a typically eclectic selection including documentaries and independent American…
The central branch of the Boston Public Library is rich with sculpture, paintings and decorative details. Dramatic murals by celebrated 19th-century artists adorn the walls. The Back Bay…
Out on The Edge, at the Boston Center for the Arts, is considered to be one of the world's best queer theatre festivals. Listen to satire sung a cappella, watch provocative performance art and…
The Boston Jewish Film Festival (BJFF) is a non-competitive festival which shows an impressive selection of around 50 Jewish-themed international movies at the Museum of Fine Arts and other…
The central branch of the Boston Public Library is rich with sculpture, paintings and decorative details. Dramatic murals by celebrated 19th-century artists adorn the walls. The Back Bay…
Eight thousand years' worth of masterpieces fill the Museum of Fine Arts in the Fenway neighbourhood. Collections range from Egyptian sculpture to contemporary photography, with especially…
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, in the Fenway neighbourhood, houses its founder's exceptional collection of European and American art, artefacts and architectural details. The 1901…
With multiple performance and exhibition spaces, the Boston Center for the Arts is a destination for anyone who appreciates contemporary art. In the heart of the South End, it attracts…
A veteran on Boston's art scene, the Institute of Contemporary Art moved to its new home in 2006, a cantilevered building looming over Boston Harbour in the Seaport district. It focuses on…
Boston's Back Bay is proud of its reputation as one of the city's most upmarket areas. Dominated by Victorian brownstone buildings and parks, it is home to upscale shops, sidewalk cafes…
New York's Off-Broadway hit and winner of the Drama Desk Award and the Lucille Lortel Award for Best Off-Broadway Show has now been playing for around seven years to sold-out audiences at the…
Shear Madness has played for more than 10,000 performances, making it a record-breaking comedy. It continues indefinitely on Stage II at Boston's Charles Playhouse.
