Boston Lyric Opera’s Opera + Community Studios is targeting a March 2026 public debut in Fort Point after a $10M+ fundraising push and early programming that includes Mahler and recitals.

The Boston Symphony and New England Conservatory launched 'BSO x NEC' at Symphony Hall, promising shared programming, masterclasses and a free youth chorus.

Boston celebrates Lunar New Year with cultural events including traditional dances, concerts, and culinary activities, spanning February into early March.

Walnut Hill School for the Arts students are set to perform "The Cottage" at Calderwood Pavilion, injecting British farce with modern elements and empowering female characters. School values character and community over competition.

Harvard's Houghton Library holds an exhibit titled "Thanks for Typing," exploring women's contributions to literary history through typing, showcasing typescripts, guides, and ads until May 1.

Broadway In Boston announces the 2026-27 season lineup, featuring "Operation Mincemeat," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Maybe Happy Ending," among other shows. Subscriptions are now available.

Public art installation "Big Other" features large googly eyes on Boston buildings as part of the WINTERACTIVE celebration, blending pop culture and social commentary.

Margot Douaihy is to launch her new book "Divine Ruin", offering a queer angle to crime fiction, with an event on January 12 in Somerville featuring a conversation with author Ana Reyes.

Adam Theater's "Library Lion" engages young audiences in Boston with a puppet-filled, musical story about a lion in a library, encouraging exploration of rules and thinking.

"Wonder," a musical adaptation of R.J. Palacio's novel by the American Repertory Theater, features a pop score by A Great Big World and tackles themes of bullying and acceptance in a middle school setting.

The Norman Rockwell Museum presents "Jazz Age Illustration," displaying over 150 pieces reflecting American culture from 1919-1942, including works by Aaron Douglas and John Held Jr.

The Boston Fringe Festival returns to The Rockwell in May 2026 offering diverse, unjuried performances with all ticket proceeds going directly to artists.

The Apollinaire Theatre Company's "Is This a Room" uses Reality Winner's FBI transcript to tell her interrogation story, captivating audiences with its psychological intensity and verbatim dialogue.