Arts & Culture

BOSTON – Chris Hoeh, a beloved and trailblazing Jamaica Plain educator who became paralyzed after a skiing accident, continues to inspire as a leading local and national champion for those with disabilities and spinal cord...

BOSTON ­– When the house lights dim for “Fiddler on the Roof,” Boston audiences can look forward to seeing the Tony Award-nominated revival of the Broadway classic that is wowing audiences anew. The touring production,...

Gloucester’s Temple Ahavat Achim will co-sponsor a showing of the new film, “Anne Frank: Parallel Stories,” March 12 at the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport. This will be among the first screenings of the...

For several years, author Chanan Tigay sought to find the oldest Bible in the world. His quest spanned eight countries and four continents, and he ended up writing a book about it: “The Lost Book...

When Spencer Charnas started a band, he kept hearing that in order to make it, he would need to find something to set his band apart from all the others. Does growling songs from the...

Which American women have been pioneers and exerted enduring influence during the last century? Such profiles of courage as Rosa Parks, Shirley Chisholm, Bella Abzug, and Oprah Winfrey easily come to mind. If one were...

BOSTON – Fans of Pinchas Zukerman, take note. For the price of a Boston Symphony Orchestra ticket to next week’s Casual Fridays performance, concertgoers can opt in for a technology-enhanced experience that offers a rare...

CAMBRIDGE – Comedy is perhaps one of the unlikeliest lenses through which to view the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. But last November, as Israelis and Palestinians traded rocket fire along the Israel-Gaza border thousands of miles away,...