A program of string music focusing on composers from Northern Europe whose music brings vibrant, unique colors to the stark landscapes.
It’s 1959, and Boston’s Colonial Theatre is hosting the opening night performance of a new musical when the leading lady mysteriously dies on stage, making the entire cast and crew of the show potential suspects.
With a ship’s-horn power voice & irresistible stage presence, Nani writes new songs in the endangered Ladino language, a dialect of Spanish spoken by Jews of the Spanish diaspora for centuries.
During these unsettled times, local artist and peace activist Gal Cohen-Tal is sharing her emotion-filled artwork with the Armin and Estelle Gold Wing art gallery in an exhibition entitled HOME SICK HOME.
We may know the story of St. Peter, but what about the family he left behind? “Bread of Life” tells the original story of a family in Bethsaida, fractured by the Messianic message of a mysterious carpenter from Nazareth, and the fallout of fanaticism.
Eliza’s Birthday Paranormal, celebrating our longest resident and most famous haunt. Looking for an unforgettable ghost adventure for you and your friends? Book an exclusive paranormal investigation at Manhattan’s oldest surviving house.
