The raunchy country alter ego of comedian Ben Hoffman hits Citizens House of Blues Nov. 8 before hanging it up for good.

Beneath Emmanuel Church, Sara Peattie's Puppet Free Library lends life-sized dragons and dancers to anyone with an email address.

Roger Farrington shot 31 frames of John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 1980 — now all 31 appear together in one book for the first time.

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.