Local author publishes a literary love story: ‘The Good Parts’
The adage “Third time’s the charm” has proven true for writer Evann Normandin of Old Littleton Road, whose debut novel, “The Good Parts,” has…
Love, secrets, and a boathouse: Fivesparks stages a WW II-era romance
Claire Kinton plays Sally Talley and Jason Norman is Matt Friedman in Fivesparks Theater’s spring play, “Talley’s Folly.” (Photo by Sanjay Gulati) A year…
Bridges at Fivesparks: Essays by youths from faraway places
From left: Isabel Goes of IINE, Adama Abdalah, Beheshta A, Stanley Sejours Constant, and Lena Aloise, the organizer of Bridges. (Photo by George Lewinnek) Lena…
Fruitlands Museum opens its season with ‘Eye of the Beholder’ exhibition
A ceramic cat is part of the Sears collection. Ko-tyit (Cochiti Pueblo), “Cat Effigy,” 1880-1930, clay and slip. Collection of Fruitlands Museum, The Trustees.…
Movieland: ‘The Big Lebowski’
A good script, the skeleton underneath the corpus of any movie, is the hardest thing to achieve in Hollywood, harder than any elaborate stunt,…
In its 135th year, Warner Free Lecture to feature its first student speakers
The final program in this year’s Warner Free Lecture series was postponed from its original date and will be held Thursday, March 26, at…
Bloom N Art: Celebrating 10 years of matching student artists with flower arrangers
The Garden Club of Harvard’s Bloom N Art exhibit at Fivesparks is always a welcome reminder that March will end and warmer weather and…
Harasimowicz’s photographs tell stories of four Harvard women and their orchards
When visual storyteller Ellen Harasimowicz was photographing the four primary orchards in Harvard owned and managed by women, she had no idea that the…
Ensemble Eclectica features Harvard vocalist with jazz improvs on old songs
Members of Ensemble Eclectica, from left: Rick McLaughlin, bass; Fabio Pirozzolo, hand percussion; Louise Grasmere, vocals; and Peter Lehman, theorbo and guitar. (Courtesy photo)…
Oh, deer! Dr Allen Rutberg discusses the role of contraceptive vaccines for ravenous wildlife at upcoming Warner Free Lecture
As spring approaches and Harvard gardeners look forward to emerging plants, so too do they dread the arrival of the white-tailed deer who dine…
