Margaret Smith

The Open Door Art Gallery at the Worcester Art Museum features a new exhibition, "The (Dis)Comfort of Home"by Moriah Faith, with large-scale abstract realist paintings that reflect Faith's experience of living with an invisible disability. The show is the first solo exhibition by Faith, who received the grand prize award from the Kennedy Center’s Emerging Young Artists with Disabilities competition in 2022. The Open Door Gallery exhibits and celebrates the work of artists with a disability. (RD)

They descended with a roar — of sound, light, power and something else: Heart.

Clark University student Owen Chase believes microgreens can provide nutrition for people in urban areas with small spaces.

Concerts and a view to art are among this week's Things to Do.

Vincent van Gogh has tried to set us free. 'Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience' on view at Mercantile Center will liberate the senses and spirit.

WORCESTER — A journey begins even before a visitor enters the exhibit hall, with a bright blue wall bedecked with three-dimensional sunflower sculptures, beckoning a pause to take photos in a moment in time.

"Mary Shelley's Frankenstein," on stage at Merrimack Repertory Theatre in Lowell, delves into the lives of the author, her husband and their friends.

Photographer Lindsay McNealy captures beautiful moments with her camera

Shine on, you crazy diamonds: Worcester Festival of Lights is on tap during a full weekend of festivities including stART at the Station and more.

On Nov. 9, 1989, the wall that separated East Germany and the Soviet Union and its satellites from the rest of the world, began to come down. Images beamed around the world, of drifting snow, bright lights and cheering crowds, including revelers attempting to scale the wall.