The Wellesley Symphony Orchestra is the resident orchestra at MassBay Community College. Through a varied program of concerts, meet and greets, and even instrument "petting zoos" for children, they help to bring classical music to the [more...]

The Factory Theatre at the Piano Factory features a variety of ensemble performances in a variety of types of shows, including drama, comedy, and even burlesque. The cast writes material both as a group and separately, and bases it on [more...]

Wally's Cafe Inc. in the South End is Boston's only free jazz club. Featuring passionate performances by local talent made up mostly of students from the Berklee College of Music. Founded in 1947, this narrow hole in the wall is not [more...]

The Milky Way Lounge & Lanes in Jamaica Plain is one of those truly unique city finds that features a little something for everyone. Retro-recreation enthusiasts and ugly communal shoe fetishists will enjoy the bowling aspect, while [more...]

TT the Bear's Place in Cambridge is a super-cool night spot that's only for people in the know. Catch some great live music by lesser-knowns, local groups, undergrounders, and even 90s one-hit wonders. In addition to live music, they [more...]

Mystery Cafe Presents The Mobfather is an interactive murder mystery diner theater performance, held regularly at Ricardo's Ristorant in the North End. Featuring a thrilling storyline and intriguing characters portrayed by brilliant [more...]

Finnegan's Wake is a dinner theater comedy performance at The Elephant & Castle Restaurant & Pub on Devonshire Street in Boston. This interactive comedy performance, recreates the ballad of "Finnegan's Wake" to hilarious [more...]

Described as "part theatrical production, part dance performance, part circus act, and part comedy routine", The Best of MOMIX is performing at the Cutler Majestic Theater on January 27th. Presented by CRASHArts, there are a number of [more...]

The Sanders Theatre at Harvard University features a great variety of both professional and student performances. With shows by undergraduate choir and orchestral groups as well as the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, Boston Chamber Music [more...]

With everything from bull riding championships, to real life fairy tales, and everything in between, the DCU Center in Worcester has a little something for everybody. Check out an ice show, a concert, a cheerleading championship, an [more...]

The Boston Gay Men's Chorus is committed to bringing greater acceptance and tolerance of alternative lifestyles through the power and beauty of their musical artistry. Concert line-ups include cabarets, holiday specials, pride events, [more...]

The Riverside Theater Works in Newton prides itself on its family-friendly productions at affordable prices. Voted the best theater in Boston for 2006 by CSB4, upcoming productions include Pirates of Penzance and The Music [more...]

The New England Conservatory plays a variety of concerts throughout the city and Jordan Hall. Community events through their Performance Outreach program are listed on their website and are put on with the intent of bringing the arts to [more...]

Jose Mateo's Ballet Theater provides resources for Bostonians who would like to participate in ballet classes, or see performances of the art form. Classes accommodate a variety of ages and skill levels, and shows include open houses, [more...]

Though it tends to get a bit steamy in the heat and humidity due to its lack of a central air conditioning system, nevertheless, the Orpheum Theater is still a fantastic place to catch your favorite singer or muscian. With its old-style [more...]

While you might not readily admit it, you do sing in the shower. You also sing along to the radio when you're in the car. You've even been known to bust out some tunes while you're doing chores around the house. With all that practice, [more...]

This professional not for profit theater puts on 8 performances a year. Most recently featuring "Gypsy", "Forever Blonde", and the holiday classic, "Miracle on 34th Street", the Stoneham Theatre will soon be featuring performances of [more...]

If you want to head a bit outside of the city (and be assured of plenty of hassle free parking), head over to the Gloucester Stage Company in Gloucester. Founded in 1979, this company puts on a number of children's performances as well [more...]

Although the New Repertory Theatre has been in existence for over three decades, it has only been calling the Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown its home since 2005. If anything, this move has further solidified the company's [more...]

The Calderwood Pavilion in the South End houses both the Virginia Wimberly Theatre and the Nancy and Edward Roberts Studio Theatre. This center is managed through a cooperation with the Boston Center for the Arts and the Huntington [more...]