River cleanup debris to resurface in Fowler Library art exhibition
Tomorrow, instead of tossing the refuse away, some of the bottles, cans, and scraps will be saved, destined to become art.
Arts
Nature-loving friends capture life cycles in Trinity exhibit
The show titled “Two Ways of Looking: Botanical Perspectives in Drawing and Photography” runs through November 3.
Artists convey ‘Joy and Peace’ in show of abstract works
The Allie Kussin Gallery at The Umbrella is showcasing works of contemporary abstraction through December 17.
Umbrella’s 2025-26 theater season to convey ‘courage, heart, and hope’
Offerings include an award-winning area premiere, a revisited classic, and two musicals that celebrate the power of art.
Concord250 seeks original poetry
The “Call to Poets” is looking for one original, unpublished poem that reflects on liberty, resilience, and the future of America.
Samara Reid’s winding path toward artistic fulfillment
Reid says the tough critics of Acton’s street fairs — children — have made them a better artist.
Acton Cultural Council grant applications available September 2
CCC prefers those who live or work in Acton and offer fully accessible programs that benefit a wide range of local attendees.
Home is where the art is in West Acton installation
The half-mile Art Loop features the work of more than 100 local artists whose pieces appear on weatherproof decals.
Hotspur summer: Players bring ‘Henry IV’ to Acton
Three additional performances of Shakespeare’s “Henry IV, Part I” by The World’s A Stage Players are scheduled for this weekend.
Serenading Summer: The Acton Band
Concertgoers gathered on the Fruitlands lawn, soaking in stunning sunset views and tucking into picnic suppers.
New documentary features late Acton cinematographer’s work
The life of Sebastián Lasaosa Rogers ended this spring. His work in cinematic storytelling lives on.
Players battle it out in summer Shakespeare production
The World’s A Stage Players will perform an abridged version of “Henry IV, Part I” beginning on July 26.