A Mao Zedong-signed menu sold at auction for $275,000, reflecting its historical value and rarity. Other items, like an Apple-1 prototype and astronaut memorabilia, also fetched high prices at RR Auction.

Cambridge seeks artists for mosaic murals at city landmarks 40k prize. Apply by Dec 18.

Boston green-lights new sustainable home for A.R.T in Allston amid housing scarcity, set to boost creativity and performance.

Lookout, a collaborative dome-like brick sculpture by Martin Puryear and MIT personnel, pays tribute to ancient Nubian masonry at Storm King Art Center.

Arts in the Park at Clement Morgan Park brings together local artists and residents for a celebration of creativity, music, and food on October 14th.

Cambridge Public Library organizes a 'Read-In' event on October 5th as part of the national Banned Books Week, championing the freedom to read and standing against censorship.

As Boston plans to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day this year, it's an important reminder of how necessary it is to recognize and honor the ancestral history of the land on which we live.

Aspiring artists in Cambridge can now jumpstart their careers with free workshops offered by Cambridge Arts and the city's Community Development Department. The sessions will cover topics such as artistic identity, financial literacy, grant writing, and marketing. The registration for these workshops is now open, so don't miss this opportunity!

Mayor Michelle Wu and the City of Boston celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with a vibrant series of events, highlighting the rich cultural contributions of the Latinx community.

Springfield's Puerto Rican Parade prepares to kick off this Sunday, bringing together thousands of community members to proudly embrace and celebrate their rich cultural heritage.

As part of National Recovery Month, the City of Boston unveils a groundbreaking documentary film series that aims to educate and alter perceptions around substance use disorder.

An N.C. Wyeth masterpiece bought for $4 at a New Hampshire thrift store re-emerges, with an auction estimate of up to $250,000—raising questions about the painting's unknown journey.

Ancient Roman bust valued at $5 million seized from Worcester Art Museum as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into looted antiquities smuggled from Turkey.