Owner Michelle Wojcik makes three trips to Cuba annually, so she can showcase contemporary art sourced directly from La Isla Grande (and holds one of only 30 licenses in the country that permits travel to acquire such artwork).
Nonprofit arts org includes the Wang Theatre and the Shubert Theatre. Partnerships with the Boston Lyric Opera and Alvin Ailey mean programming variety.
Sprawling South End space has been hosting visual and performance art since the ’60s.
Take in three stories of art surrounding a gorgeous courtyard garden (and get in for free if you’re named Isabella), or attend one of the museum’s many concerts. Every third Thursday evening is an after-hours dance party.
Not just your standard art house fare — the theater has must-see series like Coolidge After Midnite, regular late-night screenings of cult favorites (so-bad-it’s-good The Room, John Hughes classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off), and Off the Couch, monthly post-screening talks led by professional members of the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.
Pop in and see a rotating display of paintings, sketchings, and sculptures from an international selection of artists.
Photo: Courtesy of Chase Gallery
Enjoy tea with tapioca pearls, a portobello and mozzarella sandwich, or spicy beef pozole while perusing bright, impressionistic paintings and enjoying free Wi-Fi at this funky gallery/cafe.
South End gallery furnishes local artists with noncommercial space to exhibit their works.