Join the Society of Arts + Crafts as they celebrate the opening of their newest exhibition on Tuesday, September 10th from 6-9pm! This exhibition features over 60 works by masters of Japanese craft techniques including, ceramics, lacquer, textiles, and more!
Join artist Michelle Lougee in creating your very own crochet plastic basket! Michelle will teach participants how to create “plarn” (ie: plastic yarn), and all of the tips and tricks that she knows for working with this material.
The 6th Annual Life is Art: Exhibit & Auction will showcase original pieces of art from Life is Good partners and employees, and from loyal supporters and grateful beneficiaries of the Life is Good Playmakers. Each donated piece of art is created to showcase why the artist believes that Life is Good. It's a night to put courage, compassion, and creativity on display to raise funds and awareness to help kids overcome the traumas of poverty, violence, and neglect.
Start your Saturday evening in the Seaport at an Artist’s Reception, open to the public, at a cool art gallery just around the corner. This exhibition of new work by Fort Point artist J.S. Dykes includes 20 new paintings inspired by mid-century products, packaging, design, fashion, and culture.
Join this in person event in Seaport with the ICA for the screening of The Artists's Voice: Virgil Abloh with Josh Johnson. 6:00pm
The ICA in collaboration with Thaddeus Miles (photographer, community activist, and founder of the Black Joy Project) is celebrating the second annual Black Joy Day in Boston. The holiday highlights Black music, poetry, and discussions on the restorative justice and empowerment of Black people everywhere. There will be musical performances from some of the city's best talent such as Miranda Rae, Dzidor, Cliff Notez, and Niu Raza.
Join AIR Boston for their Culture Night in Boston Seaport. Celebrate expressive music and art for social change on Friday, July 28 at 6pm.
Celebrate at Miznon's one-night-only reopining block party with food, drinks, & music by DJ Omri Anghel.
