It was seeing the joy on people’s faces that resonated with Jane Donnelly and drove her and her husband, Chris Stirling, to start Concerts 4 Good, a Weston-based nonprofit focused on bringing live, professional music to places where it can do the most good.
Hub of Myths will bring “Ramleela Reimagined” to the stage on Oct. 18, at the Eleanor Welch Casey Theater at Regis College.
Weston Native and New York Times editor Eric Athas has written “Say No to New: Why New Things Are Stealing Your Time, Money and Happiness and How to Take Back Your Life."
Photographer Nicole Mordecai stopped by the Art Sketchers Club last week.
A self-described “outsider artist,” Irina Gorbman began painting as a hobby
Visitors walking through the Weston Public Library this month may notice colorful geometric paintings lining the walls
Bill Barclay is a composer, playwright and director who blends classical music with staged stories. It all started in Weston.
The Spellman Museum of Stamps and Postal History is participating in the Boston 2026 World Stamp Expo.
Since 1994, members of In Choro Novo have been entertaining audiences with an eclectic mix of music.
