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The Fort Point Arts Community Presents a Pop-Up Fringe Festival
Boston, MA—Not sure what to do during the dead week between Christmas and New Years? Check out the Pop-Up Fringe Festival, presented by the Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) in […]
“Getting Older but Not Necessarily Wiser” by Fort Point Arts Community
“Getting Older but Not Necessarily Wiser” by Fort Point Arts Community
New work from the New England Indie Authors Collective and friends. Among the readers and performers: memoirist Judah Leblang, novelists Randy Ross and Jason M. Rubin, and nonfiction author Stephanie […]
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“Tales of a Reluctant World Traveler,” a one-man show by Randy Ross, by the Fort Point Arts Community
“Tales of a Reluctant World Traveler,” a one-man show by Randy Ross, by the Fort Point Arts Community
“Tales of a Reluctant World Traveler” is the story of how a Boston homebody turned a rotten, solo trip around the globe into a comedy novel and an acclaimed one-man […]
“It’s Now or Never,” a one-man show by Judah Leblang by Fort Point Arts Community
“It’s Now or Never,” a one-man show by Judah Leblang by Fort Point Arts Community
“It’s Now or Never” is a humorous and poignant look at one man’s life in late middle age, the challenges of living outside the box of a conventional 9 to […]
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“Sex, Drugs, and Crime: The Real Boston,” a talk by Stephanie Schorow by Fort Point Arts Community
“Sex, Drugs, and Crime: The Real Boston,” a talk by Stephanie Schorow by Fort Point Arts Community
If you think of Boston as prim and proper, think again. A multimedia talk by author Stephanie Schorow about Boston’s seamier side features an X-rated Power Point presentation about the […]
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Boston Children’s Museum: Learn about the Japanese House & Enjoy the Oshogatsu New Year’s Decorations
Boston Children’s Museum: Learn about the Japanese House & Enjoy the Oshogatsu New Year’s Decorations
Quick history lesson in the Seaport! Visit the Boston Children’s Museum and check out their Kyo-no-Machiya, an authentic two-story silk merchant’s home from Kyoto, Japan. Learn about Japanese family life, […]
