Buffalo Tom hosts its "Please Come to Boston" music festival in Somerville with unique performances and a Q&A session, reflecting the band's journey and fan dedication.

Anna Fubini's art installation "Letters Rewoven" in Somerville's Lou Ann David Park features local residents' writings turned into pulp and interwoven in a gazebo, designed to decompose and sprout wildflowers.

"Sardines," a comedy addressing mortality, offers laughs and insight at The Huntington Theatre in Boston, featuring actor Chris Grace and directed by Eric Michaud.

A temporary sculpture honoring Solomon Northup, "Hope Out of Darkness," is on display on the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston, reflecting on America's history of slavery and the fight for justice.

The Evolve Dynamicz Dance Collective celebrates its ten-year anniversary with "Vive10," featuring a mix of choreography and improvisation, providing a kid-friendly and participative environment for all.

Mobilia Gallery's "What to Collect Now" exhibit showcases contemporary textiles, featuring artists like Joyce J. Scott and Lia Cook, and emphasizes the artistry of traditional craftsmanship.

The Dance Complex in Cambridge is hosting "Roots & Routes" on October 25-26, celebrating dance history and culture with diverse performances and a post-show dance party.

Taunton's local theater presents "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors," a comical rendition of the classic horror story, from October 16-19, aiming for laughs with a campy, fast-paced show.

Barbara Jo curates "Barcode Journeys" at Somerville Museum, linking art with technology, including works like QR code tapestries and barcode installations, running from Sep. 18 to Dec. 6.

A South Boston exhibition honoring victims of the Nova Music Festival attack features artifacts and survivor stories, fostering remembrance and healing.

Janet Echelman's installation "Remembering the Future" at MIT Museum, realized with Caitlin Mueller and CAST, blends art with climate data, modeling Earth's past and potential futures through woven sculptures and interactive elements.

The City of Boston Archaeology Program has transcribed 586 Charlestown residents' fire claims from the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1776, revealing personal and community losses.

The Multicultural Arts Center in East Cambridge opens its 2025-2026 season, honoring its diverse artistic legacy and future commitments, including accessibility upgrades and free programming.