Christy DeSmith

The city’s three biggest museums have updated policies on face coverings.

Families can immediately purchase timed tickets for Saturdays and Sundays next month, with extended hours arriving in June.

Hilary Sheinbaum’s new book outlines how and why to go 31 days without alcohol.

The Rev. Jan Michael Joncas hopes his song helps heal divisions in US culture.

Lauren Tarshis on resilience and whether she’s planning a book on COVID-19.

Rutger Bregman sees more evidence for the arguments in his new book, « Humankind: A Hopeful History. »

Effective Aug. 1, New England Aquarium’s Simons Theatre will reopen for socially distanced screenings of two short 2-D nature films.

Over the next four months, the retro landmark will get « a much-needed facelift. »

“There will be lots and lots of familiar things for the museum visitor,” promised president and CEO Carole Charnow.

The generation brings a unique set of challenges as well as skills, according to author Ada Calhoun.

Quincy Jones’s 1962 album is pure escapism.

A popular podcast podcast brings us life-during-lockdown couple’s therapy sessions.

Emily Foster Day and Kristi Keefe have a shared 23 years of experience at the South End nonprofit.

Glass will write a piece for Chicago’s Third Coast Percussion, while Gordon will perform a “very intimate” work at the American Swedish Institute.

One of Minneapolis’ most prominent public paintings is falling apart. An anonymous donor recently gave the church $1,000 to “beautify” the mural.

Walker board member crafted a rooster frock for Sculpture Garden reopening.

Secondhand stores peddle high-end designs from the great Twin Cities department stores.

With just one female character, the original movies were a drag for imaginative little girls.

Disappointed about the delayed Paisley Park tours? Take a peek with Al Roker.

NHL writer Michael Russo and former Wild winger Mark Parrish will dissect the team’s chances this year, and try their hand at bubble hockey.