El Centro de Inmigración Irlandés de Boston anuncia su próximo ciclo de inscripciones para sus clases de inglés a llevarse a cabo en el semestre de primavera. Para registrarse, llame a la coordinadora del programa, Caroline Hunter, al (617) 542-7654 x41, o envíe un e-mail a chunter@iicenter.org.

El show de Fernandito, Fernando's Hideway TV Show te invita al fundraiser party el proximo jueves, abril 29 de 9pm-12am en Sain

Owners Carl Christian and William Emery are excited to announce the addition of rising culinary star William Kovel as consulting chef. The whimsical, yet solid 'Social Modern American Cuisine' will debut early April and represents the next chapter for 28 Degrees who will be celebrating its 5-year anniversary later this year.

The American Repertory Theater, Huntington Theatre Company, and the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston have joined forces for the first time to create Emerging America — an annual festival devoted to supporting and launching new voices in American theatre.

LA GALERÍA at Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is pleased to present Metrópolis y Orillas, an exhibition of paintings by Ecuadorian-born and Providence-based artist Agustin Patiño. The exhibition will begin with an Opening Reception for the artist Thursday, March 11 from 6 – 9pm. Refreshments will be served.

Inquilinos Boricuas en Accion (IBA) invites you to their fundraising gala where you will receive a taste of delectable cuisine, dance to the rhythm of salsa and support the work of IBA, an organization that makes significant impact in the lives of low income families.

Join Centro Latino Inc for an evening of dinner and dancing to honor the achievements of Centro Latino and celebrate their unveiling new look.

Aunque sus inicios tuvieron lugar en el hip-hop, la rapera Ana Tijoux, originaria de Chile, ha ido traspasando ésa y otras fronteras gracias a su instintiva inquietud. Ana acaba de lanzar su segundo álbum como solista que tiene como titulo “1977”.

During the month of April, the Harvard Art Museum will have a series of events free and open to the public.

On April 7th, we will host a Gallery Talk for our current featured artist, Providence-based and Ecuadorian-born painter Agustin Patiño. He's known mostly for his epic murals in Providence (which span city blocks, equally as meticulous as his paintings) and this is his first solo exhibition in Boston.