Hear First premieres the debut album from DIY folk rock pickers Sweet Petunia.
Hear First: ‘Foggy Mountain Mental Breakdown’
A memorial for Charles Coe is planned for April 11 in Boston
The late Cambridge author, poet and musician Charles Coe is honored by the literary and arts community on April 11 across the river in Boston.
Near possibly the most important election in U.S. history, The New York Times is in a state of quantum news
By deciding which stories to cover and how, our greatest newspaper in content and readership has the power to set the agenda. That’s a concern.
Somerville meetings, March 23-30: Public school upkeep and budget priorities
Take part in meetings on setting budget priorities, maintaining public schools, Mystic River sewage and affordable-unit rent collection.
Cambridge meetings, March 23-30: Designing a train tracks bridge, adding Twin Cities affordable housing
Take part in meetings on a bridge over rail tracks; snow season's costs; Central Square planning; and affordable homes in two parts of the city.
Nicotine users will have even fewer choices by May after a Somerville clampdown
Somerville is taking more aggressive action against tobacco products that have sneaked onto store shelves without explicit government approval.
The end is nigh for ‘The End is Nigh,’ a raucous and rollicking riot of a romp
When questions posed by the plot become too thorny, the ensemble stabs or punches someone or simply runs in circles to explode the tension.
Options for East Cambridge’s closed school will be seen in May; better busing brings changes
Three to six options for the future of 158 Spring St. are expected to be presented to Cambridge Public Schools families in May, district superintendent David Murphy told School Committee members at a...
Democratic Socialists seek more state seats but fell short of endorsing Uyterhoeven, its sole incumbent
The DSA fell a few votes short of endorsing Erika Uyterhoeven, who is running without its field team, and the issue was largely not about policy.
Multicultural Arts Center showcases works by high schoolers
The show tends toward up-close, pensive portraits of youth and the surreal, part of the center’s mission to show the bold and new.