Review: Toto’s satisfying tour stop in Lynn
LYNN — The band Toto has three sensational songs: “Hold the Line,” “Rosanna,” and “Africa.” Especially, “Africa.”... Read more.
Lynn Museum will host “A Walk Through Lynn” fundraiser Friday night
LYNN — Take “A Walk Through Lynn” Friday night, and help celebrate all the good things that are happening throughout the city. Technically, it’ll... Read more.
“Project Donuts” a film made by Lynnfield students will be screened at the Somerville Theatre on Sunday
LYNNFIELD — “Project Donuts,” a film made by Lynnfield students, will be screened at the Somerville Theatre on Sunday afternoon as part of the Boston... Read more.
Brotherton: ‘Tis the season to tidy up the house
There’s a sign on our fridge that says “Dull Women Have Immaculate Homes” and features an illustration of a grumpy housewife toting a mop and bucket.... Read more.
Boston International Kids Film Festival is about to get a reel taste of what Raw Art Works is all about
LYNN — When the sixth annual Boston International Kids Film Festival takes place this weekend, student filmmakers from the Real to Reel (R2R) program at Raw Art... Read more.
Review: the Doobie Brothers at Lynn Auditorium
LYNN — Growing up, the Doobie Brothers were always there. On our radio. “Jesus is Just Alright,” “Black Water,” “Long Train Runnin’,”... Read more.
LynnArts resident artists to hold art exhibition; opening reception is Nov. 9
LYNN — There’s a ton of creative talent in the LynnArts’ building on Exchange Street. Numerous artists rent space in the former bank/home of radio... Read more.
Lynn: Artists in the Lydia Pinkham Building open their studios to the public on the weekend of Nov. 17-18
LYNN — When the artists in the Lydia Pinkham Building open their studios to the public the weekend of November 17-18, it will give visitors the opportunity to... Read more.
RAW founder to open Great Art Studio in Lynn
LYNN — There’s a new art studio in Central Square, and it’s a GAS. Great Art Studio — GAS — is the brainchild of Mary Flannery, who in 1988 founded... Read more.
YMCA launches Corner Stone program for families dealing with cancer
MARBLEHEAD — The YMCA’s role in the community has consistently evolved since the Young Men’s Christian Association was founded in 1844 as a refuge... Read more.