Calendar
Arts (January 27 through January 30)
Sunday, January 27
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- All Day Student Exhibition-Ashley Teamer
- All Day Julia von Metzsch: Midnight at Coolidge Point
- 9:00 AM Graduate Student Exhibition: Trina Turturici
- 8th Annual Student Art Exhibition
- 7:00 PM The James Pappoutsakis 33rd Annual Flute Competition Final Round
- The Dear Abbeys Spring Auditions
Monday, January 28
- All Day Julia von Metzsch: Midnight at Coolidge Point
- All Day Student Exhibition-Ashley Teamer
- All Day Visiting Artist: Dona Nelson
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- 7:00 AM Exhibition: The Space in Between
- The Space in Between: Daniel Feldman, Stefanie Klavens, and Lynn Saville
- 9:00 AM Graduate Student Exhibition: Anna Valdez
- 8th Annual Student Art Exhibition
- 4:30 PM MONSTER by Neal Bell, a film screening
Tuesday, January 29
- All Day Julia von Metzsch: Midnight at Coolidge Point
- All Day Student Exhibition-Ashley Teamer
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- All Day Visiting Artist: Dona Nelson
- 7:00 AM Exhibition: The Space in Between
- 9:00 AM 8th Annual Student Art Exhibition
- 5:00 PM Lecture: “Counterpoint and Conjecture: Imagining a Lost Motet”
- 8:00 PM Bach Competition Winners’ Concert
Wednesday, January 30
- All Day Student Exhibition-Ashley Teamer
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Does Massachusetts Hate Business?It’s That ’70s Show time at Chief Executive magazine. A generation after Massachusetts was dubbed “Taxachusetts” for its putative hostility to business, the charge has been resurrected in the magazine via its latest state rankings, determined by a survey responded to by 736 CEOs. The commonwealth was rated 47th among states for the warmth of […]
- The Sun, the Sea, and a CarnivalWhat would summer be without taking in at least one carnival? One of the Boston area’s most famous, the Revere Beach Carnival, is currently under way, through Sunday, June 23—and you can get there by T. Even better, if you go tonight, you’ll get a discount. A promotion called “Wicked Wednesday” allows visitors to pay […]
- BU Earns Greenovate Boston AwardBU’s favorite color—right behind scarlet and white, of course—is green. Why? Because the University has made a solid commitment over the past several years to embrace ecofriendly practices that have revolutionized the way it consumes energy and water, reduces waste, and expands in a sustainable manner. Now, that dedication to green living has caught the [... […]
- Free Ferry Day TodayWhat could be better than taking a boat trip to an island to wile away a summer day? Getting there for free. Today the Boston Harbor Island Alliance is offering free ferry service all day to either Georges Island or Spectacle Island, two of the nearly three dozen islands and peninsulas in the Boston Harbor […]
- Celebrate Bunker Hill DayMuch of the American Revolution was fought and won in Boston’s backyard, and today Bostonians commemorate the 238th anniversary of the first major battle of the war—the Battle of Bunker Hill. The siege, which took place on June 17, 1775, marked the first time the newly formed and inexperienced colonial army fought the more highly […]
