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.

Dr. Neena Prasad, an acclaimed Indian dancer, is set to perform Mohiniyattam in Cambridge on October 4th, with live musical accompaniment, under the Rasik Dance Concert Series.

East Cambridge's 16th annual "Smoke This" Rib Fest is set for September 28, 2025, featuring BBQ and live music, with activities suitable for all ages. Tickets for rib samples usually sell out but food and entertainment are available for all.

New Bedford's Haskell Gardens hosts "Salad Days," an art event with 21 artists, blending installations with the site's history and featuring evening performances.

Artist Adela Goldbard's installation of a 24.5-foot colonial Galleon made from Mexican reeds was set ablaze in Boston, symbolizing 300 years of history and provoking critical thinking.

The Cape Playhouse in Dennis presents "Joan," a play about Joan Rivers, with Nicole Parker in the lead role, produced by Melissa Rivers. The show offers a nuanced portrayal, merging humor with personal depth.