The House of the Seven Gables in Salem tops Newsweek's list of historical house tours, renowned for its rich history and connection to Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel.

"The 7 Fingers" presents "Passengers," a circus-based performance at Loeb Drama Center, serving as a metaphor for life’s journey with music, dance, and acrobatic spectacle until September 26.

King Richard's Faire, a Renaissance festival, has relocated to the former Edaville Family Theme Park in Carver, Massachusetts for its 44th season. The fair offers new attractions and improved accessibility, while retaining its classic charm.

R.F. Kuang launched her new book "Katabasis" in Boston, drawing a large crowd. Her talk touched on academic challenges and previewed her next book, "Taipei Story."

The Arlekin Players are recognized for blending the immigrant experience with tech innovations in theater, celebrating 15 years with unique productions that have garnered international acclaim and critical recognition.

Harvard Art Museums and the Blue Triangle Gallery feature exhibits exploring geometry in art, highlighting Edna Andrade's work and triangular-themed pieces respectively.

Cambridge's Department of Public Works collaborates with Adius Arts Initiative for the fourth Arts in the Park event, mixing art and infrastructure discussions at The Port.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has announced "For The Culture Week" from August 25-31 to celebrate Black heritage, with events like the Essence HBCU Classic and the New Edition Street Naming Ceremony.

The Bread & Puppet Circus will offer a free performance filled with activism and spectacle in Cambridge on September 13, 2025, featuring a variety of acts and serving sourdough bread.

Cambridge introduces the "Heat BLOOMS" art installation, part of its Shade Is Social Justice program, to raise awareness on climate change and enhance community resilience against extreme heat.

The Affordable Art Fair is coming to Boston this fall, offering contemporary art pieces starting at $100. The event features over 50 galleries and takes place from October 23-26.

The annual "Art on the Trails" exhibition at Southboro's Beals Preserve features a one-mile trail of artwork by nationwide artists, now in its thirteenth year.

A volunteer found an 1847 anti-slavery document signed by New England Baptist ministers in a Groton, Massachusetts archive, highlighting their stance against slavery before the Civil War.