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The Cultural Survival Bazaar

The Cultural Survival Bazaar is a Festival of Native Arts and Culture from Around the World.  We feature Native artisans, performers, and handmade products benefiting the livelihoods of artisans, fair trade, and Cultural Survival’s nonprofit work throughout the world. Cultural Survival offers several free admission events this holiday season. Each event provides you with direct [...]

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Young Artist Spotlight

December Program Intensive Showcase: Experience the creations of the Kroc’s young artists in this special night designed to highlight the dance, vocal and artistic work of the December Program Intensive classes. Youth participants in a recent drama workshop led by the Huntington Theatre will also perform monologues. Fri, Dec. 16, 6:30 p.m. Kroc Chapel/Performing Arts [...]

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The 5th Annual Bumpkin Island Art Encampment 2011

Who: Berwick Research Institute, Boston Harbor Island Alliance, Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, and Mobius. What: The Bumpkin Island Art Encampment will again transform Bumpkin Island in Boston Harbor into a thriving arts community. Four Boston-area artist groups will take residence on the historic island for five days, creating artwork using only the materials [...]

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April School Vacation Week at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Are you looking for activities to entertain the kids during spring break?  This school vacation week, visit the Boston Museum of Fine Arts with the kids.  Not only can you catch the special exhibition: Chihuly: Through the Looking Glass, but your children can also participate in free (with paying adult admission) activities from Tuesday, April [...]

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Spring and Summer Vacation Programs at the Natick Center for the Arts

The Center for the Arts in Natick is offering spring and summer vacation programs for kids aged 4-10.  My kids have participated in programs there, and they are always fun and well run. For programs and registration materials, visit their website.

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Latin American Classical Music Series

SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 3PM | FREE Join us for this exciting Latin American classical music celebration in collaboration with the New England Conservatory and with performances by Boston Latin American Orchestra, the first chamber ensemble dedicated exclusively to Latin American music. IN addition, famous choral conductor María Guinard will offer an open rehearsal with Boston [...]

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Ice Chips Coming to Boston April 2, 3, and 4th

Ice Chips, the Skating Club of Boston’s annual festival and skating showcase, is currently selling tickets for the 99th annual performance!  The show features local performers as well as national and international champions, including special guests Xue Shen and Hongbo Zhao, the current Olympic champions.  Tickets: $20 – available online, by phone, or in person [...]

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YOU ARE HERE Exhibit at the Boston Children’s Museum

From now through May 1, 2011, the Boston Children’s Museum is sharing their gallery with their neighbors – the Fort Point Channel artists!   YOU ARE HERE! seeks to enlightens all guests about Boston’s oldest artist community, while giving children exciting moments of visual recognition.  It’s a great way to expose kids to art at an [...]

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Join Keith Lockhart and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus in Trying to Break a Guiness Record

GUINNESS WORLD RECORD EVENT KICKS OFF A WEEKEND-LONG PRUDENTIAL CENTER CELEBRATION OF THE HOLIDAY POPS SEASON, DECEMBER 8-26 AT SYMPHONY HALL Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus invite members of the public to join them for what promises to be a very special event: a Holiday sing-along in an attempt to [...]

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Theater Performance at the North of Boston Arts Center

North of Boston Arts Center Presents the World Premiere of The Tale of the Oysta: A seafaring Whoops! A jazzy nautical tale featuring a talented cast aged 5-13. A theater experience sure to entertain music lovers of all ages. The Tale of the Oysta: A Seafaring Whoops! was not written by Mozart or McGowan & [...]

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