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BOSTON – Organizers of City Hall's cultural planning initiative, Boston Creates, reached out for feedback on a draft plan to develop and sustain Boston's diverse arts community over the next decade, pushing toward a release of the final version next month. Headed by Julie Burros, the chief
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BOSTON – With sunny skies and warm weather finally arriving, the outdoor interactive space Lawn on D in South Boston's Seaport District is slated to open this weekend despite fiscal issues that had raised concerns about its future. The 2.7-acre park, supported by Citizens Bank, provides an adult
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CAMBRIDGE – Walking into the gallery located off Brattle Square in Cambridge, a visitor immediately confronts a doll-like female figurine, but one that sports wings and is missing a head. Yinka Shonibare's Food Faerie, adorned in brightly colored fabric and holding a pack of peaches on her back, seems
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BOSTON – The former Blessed Sacrament Church on Centre Street in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood is coming back to life after closing its doors in 2004. This weekend the sounds of ancient folk music will fill the air inside and out as members of the Hyde Square Task Force
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BOSTON – Flower crowns, plaid shirts and full animal costumes are about to dot downtown Boston as City Hall Plaza becomes a staging area Friday to host an urban music festival. "Just to see the transformation of the place and the impractical decisions by the clothing people go with"
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BOSTON – The award-winning Huntington Theatre won a reprieve from a looming shutdown, as officials on Thursday announced an agreement to let it remain in the Boston University Theatre building, its longtime home near Symphony Hall. A change in ownership of the property had raised the likelihood that the not-for-profit theater
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The world's largest contemporary music school, Berklee College of Music in Boston, shapes the very core of the city's music scene. To most Berklee students, who come from all over the world, music has been fundamental to them all their lives. We asked some of them
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BOSTON – In the wake of the recent police shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge, one enterprising musician is using music to bridge the divide between Boston's law enforcement and the city's youth. Shaw Pong Liu, who has spent the last four months embedded with the Boston
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