Boston Festival of Films from Iran
Showcasing new and restored gems from a nation that has consistently produced some of the world’s most compelling cinema.
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Events
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Museum of Fine Arts Boston 465 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA
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‘The Moderate”
Central Square Theater 450 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MAA play about the grueling job of being a content moderator for a soulless social media company.
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Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition
CambridgeSide 100 Cambridgeside Pl., Cambridge, MAWalk beneath life-size reproductions of the Sistine Chapel ceiling. Every brushstroke, every detail — just feet away.
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Foundry Festival
The Foundry 101 Rogers St., Cambridge, MA, United StatesThe fourth annual Foundry Festival brings a week of free public programming for all ages and skill levels in a variety of art, culture, and community activities.
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The Bugs Bunny Film Festival
The Brattle 40 Brattle St., Cambridge, MAThe Brattle’s Annual February Vacation Week Tradition!
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Opera on Tour: Daughter of the Regiment
Boston Public LibrariesA playful introduction to Donizetti’s classic comedy before BLO’s full mainstage production in April! Get swept up in the humor, heart, and high notes of this beloved opera!
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ThotBot Implantation Center
Bow Market 1 Bow Market Way, Somerville, MAAn immersive, interactive installation and a/v concert that invites just 14 participants per night into a meticulously designed Waiting Room before plunging them deeper into the dystopian ThotBot Storyworld.
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Jennifer Putzi: “The Reconstruction Diary of Frances Anne Rollin”
Boston Athenaeum 10-1/2 Beacon St., Boston, MAJennifer Putzi offers the first complete transcription and annotation of Frances Anne Rollin’s diary.
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Frozen Footprints: Winter Wildlife
Cambridge Water Department facility 250 Fresh Pond Parkway, Cambridge, United StatesFresh Pond rangers lead a family friendly winter tracking expedition to see who has been where in the snow.
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Kate Brown reads from ‘Tiny Gardens Everywhere: A History of Urban Resilience’
The MIT Museum 314 Main St., Cambridge, Massachusetts, United StatesMIT historian Kate Brown reads from “Tiny Gardens Everywhere” to explore the surprising and often radical history of urban gardening.
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