Blog Posts About Arts
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Arts After Hours in Lynn, MA
With treasures like the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and MASS MoCA, just to name a few, there’s no doubt that you’ll find an abundance of local, inspiring arts, and vibrant theater nestled across Massachusetts. And the Commonwealth’s artistic treasures aren’t just limited to our major cities and destinations — with such a magnificent population of contemporary artists, in virtually every region, you’re bound to find some can’t-miss arts and entertainment in even the smaller towns and cities!
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Veterans Day – Deals & Discounts!
This Veterans Day in Massachusetts, a number of organizations are expressing their gratitude to America’s service members through an array of special deals and discounts.
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Come Out and Celebrate Pride in Salem June 30
Are you feeling proud? Well if you are (and you should) Salem, Massachusetts will host its first annual “Out Night” on Thursday, June 30, 2011. The evening will feature promotions and programs created to introduce LGBT visitors to Salem’s hip downtown community, its arts and cultural assets, and the dining and nightlife scene.
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BREAKING THE CODE ABOUT GAY WW2 HERO ALAN TURING: APRIL 7
Breaking the Code, Hugh Whitemore’s play about mathematician Alan Turing, reveals connections between his cracking of the Nazi’s “unbreakable” Enigma Code and refusal to live a closeted life. Turin embraced seeming contradiction: gay man and war hero, marathon runner and Disney fan; he envisioned a “universal” machince” and set the stage for modern computer technology. Presented by Catalyst Collaborative@MIT, a collaboration between Underground Railway Theater and MIT.