Arts & Culture

After a prospective deal to sell the long-vacant Calvin Theater in Northampton, Mass., evaporated, the city's license commission is offering up the building's liquor license.

The August event was called off amid fears that federal immigration authorities might detain some attendees.

Pa’lante Theater Company hosts new events to draw in audiences and help counter the Trump Administration’s funding cuts to the arts.

Nivrritii Mahesh, a 17-year old dancer, performs Indian classical dance with grit, grace and the power of audio technology.

Pottery makers from around the world flocked to New England this week to gather around kilns operating at thousands of degrees in a shared passion for the craft.

A one-woman show coming to the Yellow Barn this weekend focuses on Amadeus Wolfgang Mozart's little sister, who trained alongside him before being left behind.

Herb Belkin, who lived in Camden when he died in 2001, is remembered for his influential work at Capitol, Atlantic and ABC Records in the 1970s. He's also considered a pioneer in the remastering of vinyl records by Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd and The Beatles that appeal to audiophiles.

Acclaimed political cartoonist and writer Jeff Danziger has been skewering the powerful and lampooning politicians for half a century. His drawings have been syndicated in newspapers around the world, and at 81, he still draws every day in his Dummerston studio.

Transforming clothes into wearable tools for self-soothing is Megan Burke’s mission. She’s been leading workshops in Massachusetts to raise awareness and reduce stigma around mental health challenges — one stitch at a time.

From the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Tanglewood to a collection of concerts at Newport mansions, the summer is brimming with opportunities to experience classical music. WBUR arts critic Lloyd Schwartz shares the events he's most looking forward to.