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In Search of Thoreau’s Flowers: An Exploration of Change and Loss [May 14, 2022 – May 31, 2024]
Artwork by Leah Sobsey for “In Search of Thoreau’s Flowers: An Exploration of Change and Loss” exhibition, Harvard Museum of Natural History, Digitized cyanotype Artwork by Leah Sobsey for “In Search of Thoreau’s Flowers: An Exploration of Change and Loss” exhibition, Harvard Museum of Natural History, Cyanotype on glass with 23K gold In Search of Thoreau’s Flowers: An […]
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Brattle Theatre Presents: The Letter
This noir-tinged melodrama features Bette Davis at her boldest and best. A man has been murdered and Leslie Crosby (Davis) has confessed, claiming self-defense. Things get more complicated, however, when a damning letter shows up in the possession of the man’s widow. Double Feature with MILDRED PIERCE
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Brattle Theatre Presents: Mildred Pierce
Bette Davis was the Queen of Warner Bros for most of the ‘30s and into the ‘40s but she gained real competition when Warners gave Joan Crawford a contract in 1943. Crawford’s first major film for the studio was this noir melodrama in which she plays a struggling divorcée who sacrifices everything to try and […]
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Patti Hartigan at Harvard Book Store
Harvard Book Store welcomes theater critic PATTI HARTIGAN for a discussion of her new biography August Wilson: A Life. About August Wilson: A Life: August Wilson wrote a series of ten plays celebrating African American life in the 20th century, one play for each decade. No other American playwright has completed such an ambitious oeuvre. Two […]
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Niall Connolly
A master storyteller, Niall Connolly is the kind of guy you want to find yourself sitting next to at a pub, a wedding, or even a funeral. On The Patience of Trees, Connolly’s 9th album, his songs are slow-simmered, rich with family histories, and woven with a golden thread of dark Irish humor. “I’ve got […]
Find out moreBrattle Theatre Presents: The Letter
This noir-tinged melodrama features Bette Davis at her boldest and best. A man has been murdered and Leslie Crosby (Davis) has confessed, claiming self-defense. Things get more complicated, however, when a damning letter shows up in the possession of the man’s widow. Double Feature with MILDRED PIERCE
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Karaoke Night at Charlie’s Kitchen
Give those pipes a workout! Come to Charlie's Kitchen for Karaoke Night!
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