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465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115, United States Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

A piece of land, a tranquil retreat, a well-ordered landscape, a place requiring diligent cultivation: gardens can evoke a multitude of associations, especially in the realm of art. The exhibition "Framed Nature: Gardens and Imagination" brings together artworks from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's global collection to explore the similarities and differences of gardens across different eras and regions. Visitors can appreciate beloved classics as well as masterpieces never before publicly exhibited. All works revolve around the theme of the garden, showcasing its essence as a fertile ground for human creativity and imagination. From monumental tapestries to intricately detailed Chinese scroll paintings, a variety of artworks create illusions of garden spaces. Modern and contemporary prints, drawings, photographs, and paintings immerse visitors in a rich tapestry of the artificial and the natural world. Visitors can reflect on how we connect with the outdoors, how we shape garden spaces through cultivation, care, and labor, and how we express this universal human emotion through art. The "Frame Nature" exhibition coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's "Blooming Arts Festival"—a beloved annual spring tradition at the museum.

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Leader Bank Pavilion, 290 Northern Ave, Boston

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Boston, MA, US,Agganis Arena

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25 Evans Way, Boston, MA 02115, United States

“The Images of Isabella” traces the complex and ever-changing relationship between Isabella Stuart Gardner and her public image and legacy through a lifetime of photographs. How would you imagine Isabella Stuart Gardner? This museum founder grew up with photography, but as her fame grew, she began to avoid the camera. She began to meticulously curate her images, much like carefully arranging a museum gallery. Through her photographic work throughout her life, we can trace the complex and evolving relationship between Isabella and her image, fame, and legacy. In her youth, she photographed in a style typical of the time, often formal. As she aged, she deliberately cultivated a public image that was both dramatic and enigmatic. Even when she agreed to be photographed, she only collaborated with people she knew and trusted, often wearing a veil or with her back to the camera, leaving only an impression. The book *The Image of Isabella* compiles photographs from her teenage years and travels, candid shots with friends and pets, posed studio photos, newspaper clippings, and other archival materials to paint a portrait of Isabella Stuart Gardner. Her aversion to the camera makes her museum her most enduring image.

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Lansdowne Street, Boston, MA 02215

Come on Queer's, lets take over the Fenway! we bring you the most EPIC day Pride celebration 😝. 🌈 Come on Queer's, lets take over the Fenway! 🌈 Event is 21+ Please note: By purchasing any ticket , you receive a wristband which will grant you access to all venues/Block party ! ✨ What we have in store for the Community ✨ - Multiple Venues & a Block party including DJ's & Drag Performances & Dancers & Live music 🎤 - Queer Vendor Market 🎨 - Food available at just about every venue! AFTER PARTY : https://www.ticketmaster.com/sapphic-nights-pride-after-party-21-boston-massachusetts-06-06-2026/event/0100643ED94FE6C3 Stay tuned for more updates! And show schedule/lineup! ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ A portion of the proceeds will go towards Pryde Senior housing & MAPS Example: 1 🎟ticket = access to ALL venues & Block Party Information Source: LGBTQ Nightlife - Events | eventbrite

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2080 William J Day Boulevard, Boston, MA 02127

Join the Friends of the Boston Harborwalk on a Guided Walking Tour Exploring Castle Island Please join Mike Manning on a guided walking tour of Fort Independence at Castle Island. This tour will focus on the history of Castle Island from the first fort (1634) to the present day fort (1830s). We'll walk the perimeter of the fort and discuss Edgar Allen Poe, the Quasi War, the Spanish American War, and the fort's present day recreational use. In addition, we'll talk about the inner harbor islands, the massive Boston harbor clean-up, Logan International Airport, and MassPort's Conley container terminal. Then we’ll venture inside the fort and make our way up to the ramparts for a spectacular view of the city. We'll plan to meet to the right of Sullivan's at the picnic tables where you'll see a blue pole beacon with a small wind turbine and solar panel. All are welcome, but please only RSVP if you plan to come, as space is limited. We also want to be able to contact you in case of inclement weather. Tour starts/ends at Sullivan’s outdoor picnic tables ~ 1.5 miles Please wear comfortable walking shoes and bring your own water bottle The Friends of the Boston Harborwalk is an all-volunteer group affiliated with Boston Harbor Now. The group meets monthly to promote awareness, public enjoyment and local stewardship of Boston’s 43-mile Harborwalk. For more information on membership, please contact Mike Manning, Chair, at mmanning@bostonharbornow.org . Information Source: Boston Harbor Now and the Friends of the Boston Harborwalk | eventbrite

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900 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02115

Dive into CardCon for all things trading cards, anime, comics, and pop culture—fun in person! CardCon Trading Cards, Anime, Comics & Pop Culture Expo Get ready to dive into the ultimate in-person experience for all things Trading Cards, Anime, Comics, and Pop Culture! Whether you're a hardcore collector, a casual fan, or just looking for some fun, CardCon is the place to be. Meet fellow enthusiasts, discover rare finds, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss out on this awesome celebration of all your favorite passions! Information Source: Pokemon TCG Show | eventbrite

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465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115, United States Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Throughout history, women have used a variety of techniques, styles, and media to create beautiful objects for family, friends, and communities. This exhibition showcases paintings and textiles created by Chinese women or inspired by them over the past four centuries. These works defy easy categorization, as the artists who created them each followed their own artistic paths, opening up new aesthetic opportunities for future generations. Although the names and works of many female artists have been lost to history, the surviving paintings and other objects, such as those exhibited here, still demonstrate the profound influence these women had on their contemporaries and posterity. Visitors can appreciate these diverse works and learn about the indelible contributions these women—innovators and quietly pioneering artists—made to the history of art in China and the world.

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465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115, United States Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Hair carries a wealth of meaning in our daily lives. It signifies identity and heritage, symbolizes health and age, and serves as a form of personal expression. In the exhibition “Untying the Braids: Hair, Clay, and Craft,” three contemporary artists discover hair as a rich medium for cross-media experimentation. Adebunmi Gbadebo embeds the hair of family and friends into vessels she creates using materials gathered from the lands where her ancestors were enslaved. Jennifer Ling Datchuk uses hair as a metaphor in her video and ceramic works to question gender stereotypes about women and girls, particularly East Asian women and girls. Sonya Clark, who has long incorporated hair into her diverse creative practice, depicts cornrows and braids—hairstyles closely linked to Black identity—in indigo-toned lithographs. All three artists use hair as a medium to unravel complex histories, weaving together family and cultural heritage. Their work prompts us to consider this seemingly ordinary yet powerful material, whose form and meaning profoundly shape us. As Clark says, "Hair is power…it's a fiber that can be used to tell a story." She tells us it's "the fiber that grows within us."

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Gloucester Street, Boston, MA

Danis 2nd Pride Block Party! Join Danis in celebrating our second Boston Pride open! We will be having a block party Next to the bar on Gloucester St from 1pm-6pm! This event is 21+ Our DJs : Mangumami DJThickk Hosts Zon Legacy Phoenix & Andi Van dyke Sapphic Nights dancers Ashe, Carmina & Edward More performers TBA Danis will be open 11am-2am Kitchen is open 11am-late! AFTER PARTY Paradise Rock Club https://www.ticketmaster.com/sapphic-nights-pride-after-party-21-boston-massachusetts-06-06-2026/event/0100643ED94FE6C3 event is subject to permit approvals Information Source: LGBTQ Nightlife - Events | eventbrite