Bay State Hot Jazz Festival coming to Medford's Condon Shell
“It's totally free … you have nothing to lose by coming by.” - creator Annie Linders
Discover the vibrant local arts, music, and culture scene. From galleries to performances, these are experiences you don't want to miss.
“It's totally free … you have nothing to lose by coming by.” - creator Annie Linders
Did you know the Historical Society was organized in Medford in 1896?
Ruth Anne Sowa sings her way to a top prize
The Mystic Players Revival to bring "Much Ado About Nothing" to you -- for free!
Slashers. While a subgenre of horror, most people probably think of slasher staples when they think of horror movies, whether it be the looming Jason Voorhees or the wisecracking Freddy Krueger. While their popularity has waned over the years, they’re never truly gone. If you want good slasher movies
Farmers Market, music and more reasons to get out and about this week!
From Circle the Square to book talks to a Summer is Here Walk, there are plenty of reasons to get out of the house this week!
In recognition of Juneteenth, Arts Collaborative Medford invites the public to a powerful evening exploring the intersection of art, racial justice, and reproductive health. On Wednesday, June 19th, join us for a powerful panel discussion in partnership with Resilient Sisterhood Project and Neighborhood Birth Center, held in conjunction with the
The newest — and possibly the best — entry in the Final Destination franchise, “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” is worth a watch.
Marvel’s newest movie, Thunderbolts*, brings the MCU back to form, with fun, complex characters and a rip-roaring adventure.
Daphne Vantine left a steady, stable job for the unpredictable life of an artist, and she isn’t looking back — not even a little.
If you remember one thing about “Mickey 17,” it’s that the film is one part sci-fi love story, one part black comedy and all parts biting political commentary on how higher ups in the work chain see the bottom rungs.
On Feb. 21, NEON released its hotly anticipated horror-comedy film “The Monkey,” a film helmed by Osgood “Oz” Perkins, son of “Psycho” star Anthony Perkins, and the director who gave NEON its smash hit “Longlegs” just last year.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The Annual Meeting of CACHE in Medford will be held at the Medford Historical Society and Museum, 10 Governors Ave., on Sunday, April 6, from 4-6 p.m.