The Montreal folk poppers will conclude their American tour at the Lilypad on Saturday night.
A chat with Afternoon Bike Ride at the Montreal Jazz Fest
The dream of the ’90s is alive at Leader Bank Pavilion
The Spin Doctors, Blues Traveler and the Gin Blossoms join forces to play the hits by the harbor.
Harvard Film Archive reopens with a retrospective of Graham Greene adaptations
The program begins with "The Fallen Idol," an under-seen masterpiece from the British filmmaker Carol Reed.
‘Festival@First 14: Just Deserts’ gives us what we deserve
Theatre@First presents a festival of plays about justice, with a final run of shows this Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Finding Bright Film Festival pledges to ‘make Boston weirder’
The Arlington International Film Festival renames, rebrands and recenters its focus on local and experimental art.
Come swoon over the romance novel art of Elaine Gignilliat at Lovestruck
The work of Elaine Gignilliat is as identifiable as works by Vermeer or Munch, just not with the same cultural cache – she painted the covers of more than 350 romance novels.
What Cambridge and Somerville readers are buying: A Howard Zinn bio and Homer’s ‘Odyssey’
Every week, the Harvard Book Store shares its list of bestsellers with us and we compare it with what’s on the New York Times’ list. We go our own way.
Reviewed: ‘Night Night Fawn’ has a repellent narrator and a twist that will shake you
You probably won’t like Barbara, the narrator of Jordy Rosenberg’s incandescent new novel, but you'll have to consider what justice means for such people.
How are the everyday people of Davis Square passing the summer?
The Indie finds out what a local librarian, thrift store supervisor, bartender and pastor have on their minds during the dog days.
No one is disposable, not even a rat, at Rat******
A DIY music festival gets unwanted attention from high-priced lawyers, and life goes on, returning this weekend for its third edition.