The 33-inch “3-footer” from Star Trek's opening credits makes its restored East Coast debut in Cambridge starting Sept. 30.

A 17-year-old whose grandparents immigrated young helped paint a welcoming mural near Lynn's train station.

Ernie Boch Jr. and Paul Geary were among the producers of the rock doc, screened at the historic Wang Theatre.

The Grammy-winning North Shore singer dug through cassettes and DAT tapes after a friend's death, turning grief into a 63-track archive.

The YWCA wall mural spans several downtown blocks and includes a detective, an Olympic swimmer, and an abolitionist.

The Killers frontman brings his country detour, THRASHER, to Boston's Roadrunner on Sept. 23 — with a lot of family on his mind.

A young girl took part in the Angel Flight as the North End's 116th Fisherman's Feast reached its traditional close.

Stephanie Weymouth wrote “Linked” at Drew University before a drunk driver killed her in 2024. Her family finally brought it to the stage.

The Museum of African American History shut its doors Tuesdays and Wednesdays after axing three director-level posts, including its chief curator.

El Gran Combo returns to Boston for the first time in over 30 years, this time christening Embrace Boston's new Downtown Crossing headquarters.

Blue Water Resort in South Yarmouth is pairing oceanfront views with novelists for a three-day reading retreat before Barktober takes over in October.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer plays Northampton, Lowell and Portsmouth this month, still writing about nuclear waste and lost bandmates.

Davis Square turns into a street-band dance floor next month as HONK! marks its 21st year with over 65 bands vying for a spot.