
Edward M. Kennedy Institute
An interactive civic-education museum beside the JFK Library, focused on the United States Senate, public service, debate, and the responsibilities of representative government.
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An interactive civic-education museum beside the JFK Library, focused on the United States Senate, public service, debate, and the responsibilities of representative government.
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An interactive civic-education museum beside the JFK Library, focused on the United States Senate, public service, debate, and the responsibilities of representative government.
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A more intimate companion to the Wang, the historic Shubert Theatre presents touring productions, performances, and events in the heart of the Theatre District.
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Emerson College’s restored Paramount Center brings performance, film, and student creativity to a landmark theater facade along Washington Street.
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Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture occupies a historic Beacon Hill synagogue and uses exhibits, programs, and gatherings to explore local Jewish history and contemporary community life.
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A South End arts campus supporting theater, visual art, studios, exhibitions, and creative organizations within a cluster of historic buildings on Tremont Street.
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Inside the grand Chestnut Hill pumping station, this museum preserves massive historic engines and explains the infrastructure that transformed public health and urban growth in Boston.
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This ornate downtown theater hosts Broadway tours, ballet, and major productions in a lavishly restored space just off Boston Common and Downtown Crossing.
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The grand Wang Theatre anchors Boston’s Theatre District with elaborate interiors and a schedule spanning concerts, comedy, touring productions, and special events.
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Set on Columbia Point, the JFK Library explores the life, presidency, and era of John F. Kennedy inside an I. M. Pei-designed building overlooking Boston Harbor.
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