Arts Celebrations, Dance and Theater Performances
For our March date night Vit and I were privileged to “awaken our senses” and celebrate the (calendar) beginning of spring with the Boston Ballet’s Shades of Sound. (Thank you, Boston Ballet, for the tickets, and thank you, mom and dad for babysitting). Shades of Sound (runs March 19-29 at the Boston Opera House) is …
Shades of Sound: Spring Awakening on Stage. Date Night at the Boston Ballet. Read More »
Thursdays are great to start celebrating the weekend- but they are so much more special when Boston Ballet invites you to an opening night of their “Lady of the Camellias” choreographed by Val Caniparoli and set to the beautiful music of Chopin. This return marks 20-year anniversary of Caniparoli’s version of the famous story (first …
EXQUISITE LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS RETURNS TO BOSTON OPERA HOUSE FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Read More »
I take birthday celebrations most “seriously” and my husband Vit’s birthday on Sunday (despite us both being “under the weather” in more ways than one) was no exception. As I always say, this is a day to treat, feel special and share the fun (for as many days as you feel is right for you). So, as a …
If you are a parent of school age kids with extracurricular music-dance-gymnastics-theater activities, the month of June is filled with never ending array of kiddie rehearsals and showcases – while the parents can’t wait to get to the beach or to a music festival or two. Armed with a proper attitude, however, we could turn an exhausting …
A Month of Celebrations. Arts and Sports Showcases (by your own kids). Read More »
I am definitely not a morning person. I can’t even pronounce “GOOD MORNING!” and still feel true to myself. Yet, a 10 am Sunday morning class with my four-year old daughter at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston was a great thing to wake up to – for eight Sundays in a row! …
Mornings with the Arts.
Children’s Studio Art Class at MFA. Read More »