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The exhibition takes its name from the theater tradition of the ghost light: a single light left burning on an otherwise empty stage after the audience has gone and the curtain has fallen.
The following was submitted by Bridging Independent Living Together (BILT): Bridging Independent Living Together (BILT) is inviting members of the Medford community to join Team BILT at the Flutie 5K for Autism on Sunday, Oct. 25, at Natick High School, 15 West St., Natick, sponsored by the Doug Flutie Jr.
The highly detailed images created by Alix Fuerst look, at first glance, like photographs.
Mann’s book has been praised by reviewers for offering the first account of the notorious crime that's more focused on the victim than her killer. Critics lauded Mann's ability to reconstruct the life of Elizabeth Short without exploiting her tragic death.
Across its two choruses, the Medford Community Chorale membership spans generations, from young children first getting into singing to seniors looking to stay active in their community.
Calling all crafters, wannabe crafters and anyone who just appreciates the works of local crafters. The Maker Fair at the Medford Public Library is right around the corner.
Happy Thursday, everybody. This morning, we have a shout-out for a young Medford actor who landed a meaty role in a show running this weekend. Join us in saying, "Break a leg!"
Eleven venues and over 100 artists took part in Arts Collaborative Medford's first-ever citywide open studios
Artists representing many mediums are set to put their talents on display during this Saturday's Medford Open Studios.
On Thursday, June 18, the Capitol Theatre will host the U.S. premiere of the documentary film, “Hope: The Courageous Response in the Face of Adversity.”
On June 20, the NAACP Boston & Mystic Valley Area branches will be holding a ‘Juneteenth Nite Out’ celebration in Boston.
On June 1, the Mystic Valley Area Branch NAACP presents “An Evening with Author Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr.” at the Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, at 7 p.m.
"Story Pirates Live" comes to the Chevalier on Sunday, May 17. A local bookstore held a pirate story time on Wednesday, May 13.
Medford Community Chorale & Youth/Young Adult Chorus to sing for you Friday
At Mrs. Murphy's, you can step off the bustle of Medford Square and into a little slice of Ireland.
Tibor Spitz, 96, was a child in Slovakia when Nazi occupation upended his life. He will speak on March 9 at the William Endslow Auditorium at Reading Memorial High School at 7 p.m. about his experiences in the Holocaust.
