Arts

"The magic of the Harvest Gospel Concert Series is a fine example of the power of the arts," said Patricia Snyder.

"The programming for November has something for everyone," said Amy Kirwin.

"The schools attendance is at record levels and their response has been wonderful," said Gary Hygom, Bay Street Theater's Producing Director. "We are all looking forward to the public performances and to get a sense of an adult audience."

"With the opening of the application process for the International Summer Program 2017, The Watermill Center staff eagerly anticipates the arrival of returning and new artist participants from around the globe," remarked Director of the Watermill Center, Elka Rifkin.

"The concert will be a unique experience and an opportunity for the local community to hear authentic Malian music, storytelling, and funky grooves," said Claes Brondal.

"Each Colorama in the exhibition so beautifully represents a time of great optimism, purity, and joy," shared Amy Kirwin.

"Guild House AIR is a vital new initiative of Guild Hall, and one that particularly excites me," stated Andrea Grover, Guild Hall's new Executive Director.

"We try to celebrate together when happy things happen in our lives and we're there to comfort when things aren't going so well," Kensky said about her Boylston Street family.

"A Little Free Library is a free book exchange created to encourage the ongoing neighborliness and appreciation for literacy that exists within the community," said Susan LaVista.

"After almost 30 years of touring, and with each successive year, it becomes more and more special to play in New York - our home state," said Joe Pascarell.