Her decades of work aims to tell the truth about Indigenous peoples in the education system, and to dispel racism, she told Vermont Public last year. Her exhibition is called “The Children Have to Hear Another Story.”

There were plenty of musicians to take in at the Soundside Festival in Bridgeport, like Goo Goo Dolls, Boyz II Men, Lisa Loeb and Grace Potter. Noah Kahan performed — and issued an apology to Connecticut.

"The Noble Journey," outside St. Leonard's church in the North End highlights the legacy of immigrants who came to the United States.

The Music Hall will curate shows at UNH’s Whittemore Center, which seats up to 7,500 people.

Donna Summer was larger than life, and the queen of disco is now immortalized in a mural that, fittingly, is also larger than life — ten times larger.

Owner and baker, Jonathan Stevens said he wants everyone to experience the art of making and breaking bread.

A Rhode Island PBS producer's observations on the recycling artist and his team as he watched them bring trolls to life.

At The Hip Hop Transformation, young people are given professional tools and guidance to make music — and a crash course in the history of the art.

The popular Netflix dating show is scouting local contestants for an upcoming season.

A Holocaust survivor and, late-in-life drummer, will perform in Portland Tuesday. Irwin Gratz has his preview of the nearly century old musician.