Sweater Weather Fest brings food trucks, DJs and a vertical short-film contest to City Hall Plaza, all free.

The Wampanoag-led White Pine Gathering Place will retell the story of Moshup on Scarboro Hill. Organizers still need about $2 million.

The MassArt screening of “Urgh! A Music War” pairs rare 1980 concert footage with Burnham, who has taught at Beverly's Endicott College since 2008.

Isaac Brock's band left Epic behind for its own label after the death of founding drummer Jeremiah Green.

Madeline Pender hid a self-portrait and a nod to a close friend inside the new MUBkin mural at UNH.

A Boston councilor says artists shouldn't have to be a 'nepo-baby' to become famous.

The Telsey Office will audition singers 18 and up at the Calderwood Pavilion on October 17, no appointment needed.

WoR guitarist Ben Kaiser sold his own gear to pay medical bills before Gastonia's metal scene stepped in with a benefit show.

More than 200 people packed First Church Cambridge for a night of bandura music, folk dance and a Nobel laureate's plea for continued U.S. support.

CineFest Latino Boston closes with La Bola Negra, fresh off a Toronto People's Choice win, ahead of its October theatrical debut.

Rossini's epic returns to Boston for the first time in 150 years in a production running 2 hours and 50 minutes, plus a 20-minute intermission, staged with a Hunger Games-style twist.

A century-old Billy B. Van comedy shot on Newport streets resurfaces in a Japanese antique shop and returns for a live-music premiere.

A 70-minute piece performed largely in the dark headlines the Gardner Museum's fall lineup, which runs through November 22.