Arts Archives - Page 14 of 27 - Cambridge

‘One Night Art School’ event sold out immediately in a Union Square building with empty lab space

by Marc Levy July 29, 2026

Maybe the the arts should be taken more seriously as economic infrastructure, suggests a coalition of local arts organizations and businesses.

FILM

Lights! Camera! Music? ‘Motor City’ unfolds a generic action story in new ways

by Curt Ege July 29, 2026

A blue collar veteran, framed for a crime he didn’t commit, goes on a blood soaked quest for vengeance.

MUSIC

Levitate Music Festival platforms local musicians and big name stars alike at the Marshfield Fairgrounds

by Michael Gutierrez July 28, 2026

A little rain, lots of sunshine, the clinching goal at the World Cup Finals and more reggae than you can shake a stick at.

LIT

Reviewed: ‘On the Other Side is March’ is a clear-eyed look at caring for a fading parent

by Josh Cook July 28, 2026

Sólrún Michelsen tries to give caregivers language and images that make it easier to bear a burden, hold on when adrift or see in the fog.

MUSIC

The sights of Solid Sound 2026

by Carson Paradis July 24, 2026

The stars and the stages captured during three days spent with Wilco and friends in the rolling green hills of the Berkshires.

LIT

Reviewed: ‘When You’re Brave Enough’ doesn’t simplify middle-school hurt

by Fin Leary July 21, 2026

“When You’re Brave Enough,” about coming out as a lesbian in middle school, is sure to be beloved by young people figuring out what bravery means to them.

FILM

Christopher Nolan gives ‘The Odyssey’ the Hollywood treatment

by Chuck Latovich July 20, 2026

The blockbuster director steamrolls your senses with a Matt Damon-led adaptation of Homer's epic poem.

THEATER

‘Paranormal Activity’ is scarily good at stagecraft, but a shaky script breaks the spell

by Marc Levy July 19, 2026

Standing ovations for the technical team on this staged take on the horror-filled world of “Paranormal Activity.” Mixed reviews for the director and playwright.

MUSIC

Cambridge Porchfest covers three neighborhoods and two squares as it expands in its second year

by Michael Gutierrez July 17, 2026

The community festival platformed local artists on a sleepy weekend in July.

FILM

The ‘Evil Dead’ franchise gets back to its hyperviolent roots with ‘Evil Dead Burn’

by Curt Ege July 15, 2026

The Deadites are back to torment a new family in search of a legendary dagger.