Nearly a decade in the making, the Prince Street museum blends the Revolution with molasses floods and old feast-day recipes.

An octopus lure and a poi pounder are among eight items heading back to Hawaiian hands after a native organization's request.

Actor Johnny Kinsman recites Washington Irving's ghost tale above 37 brick tombs holding roughly 1,100 early Bostonians.

A 1708 King James Bible tied to a Boston sea captain and Paul Revere's family is finally home in the North End.

Meghann Fahy stars as the mother of the infant Louise Woodward was convicted of killing in a case that gripped 1997 Massachusetts.

Cambridge's Le Corbusier-designed cinematheque runs 11 films through September 19, including a new 35mm print of The Third Man.

Firebox Pottery Studio is bringing 17 wheels and an adaptive ceramics program to Waverley Square this fall.

A tiny 16th-century Flemish painting once seized by Hermann Göring is stuck in MFA storage as a $1 billion restitution fight unfolds abroad.

Which Side? started as a pub hootenanny at the Lizard Lounge and now packs rooms with speakers, songs and strangers meeting strangers.

The Boston landmark's new wing will add a black box stage, café and glass-fronted lobby facing Huntington Avenue.

Lion dancers, opera singers and sword performers filled Chinatown streets Sunday for the neighborhood's biggest harvest celebration.

A single August show drew over 8,000 people to the Common, as organizers pair a festival-themed ‘Midsummer’ with a decade-long youth access pledge.

A free app now plays Native-composed music and hidden histories at six Freedom Trail stops through December.