Author explores Thoreau’s ‘profound sense of the holy’
Henry David Thoreau was an “iconoclast,” but he was “religious to the bone,” according to author Richard Higgins.
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Henry David Thoreau was an “iconoclast,” but he was “religious to the bone,” according to author Richard Higgins.
They may be utilitarian containers, but vessels hold a significance beyond their practicality, says artist Nancy Gruskin.
If you were an artist, how would you respond to the prompt “revolutionary”? The interpretations are on display through July 15.
“A Celebration Heard ‘Round the World” follows the town’s festivities from the first significant event through the Bicentennial.
“Songs for a New World,” opening June 20, is an abstract musical connected by a theme: the moment of decision.
Now in its sixth year, Porchfest 2025 featured more performances than ever before.
There will be dancing in the streets on June 14 as the village holds its sixth annual free music festival.
Former CCHS teacher Liz Wilkinson is showing her paintings at Trinity Episcopal Church’s gallery through June 28.
The Acton, Sudbury, and Assabet rivers inspire an exhibit of paintings and other works at the Fowler Library through July 5.
Walk into Jean Lightman’s studio after a series of gloomy, wet days, and the rainy weather fades into memory.
The concert titled “Dreaming With Your Feet” takes place May 31 and June 1 at 51 Walden Performing Arts Center.
Fitchburg State University professor Steve Edwards had a sabbatical coming up when the perfect opportunity presented itself.