Somerville creatives offer customers the freedom to choose their own price. The catch? You have to know your impact.

Ahead of their Boston Calling debut, the band reflects on the creative process and staying present amidst staggering growth.

When exactly is the Portal open? SOME sits down with a hard-to-pin owner to discuss his hard-to-pin shop.

The BFAC is thriving as a community center for its artist members. What lessons does it offer the Somerville arts community?

A special collection of art and writing reflecting on darkness, quiet, and rest this winter solstice.

Science and art collided to produce a transfixing and hypnotic show at New Alliance Gallery this fall.

The community spoke passionately in a public hearing Tuesday about flaws it sees in the Armory draft master plan released November 25.

Markets to hit, local brick and mortars to peruse, magical events not to miss, and gifts that don't come in a box.

The Nightmare Before Christmas comes to life each year just North of Davis Square.

Almost 40 people contributed to the quilted banner that led the Honk! Festival parade, Sunday.

Years after her death, Diane Esmond's family began to uncover the incredible untold story behind her work - and better understand their own.

Painter Diane Esmond left behind her life's work when she fled Nazi invasion during WWII, but not all her work was lost. Here's her story.

The story behind the 20th-century painter whose collection survived Nazi plunder and now hangs in a Somerville home.

Think it might be a bad idea? File it with the Ministry of Bad Decisions. Just look for the clerk with the plague doctor mask.

U.K. punks and Philly vets lit up a warehouse on Sanborn Court Monday, May 20, proving it sometimes pays to be a supergroup.

Local nonprofit CultureHouse is calling for programming to turn the Gilman Pit into a Gilman Pop-Up.

A woman-owned glass-fusing studio and artisan kitchenware store is opening its doors in Davis Square on May 2.

The Somerville Museum is offering a special preview of works to be featured in Somerville Open Studios (SOS). Here's what to expect.

The Somerville Organization for Multimedia Experiences (SOME) is an arts publication founded by a small group of volunteers who envision...