Events for September 21, 2019

The International Arts and Crafts movement spurred a renaissance of hand craftsmanship in Boston at the turn of the twentieth century. The city emerged as a vibrant jewelry-making and metalworking community. The movement is characterized by works featuring bold color, gemstones, enamels, and history-inspired designs. Boston Made showcases more than 75 works—including jewelry, tableware, decorative…

The International Arts and Crafts movement spurred a renaissance of hand craftsmanship in Boston at the turn of the twentieth century. The city emerged as a vibrant jewelry-making and metalworking community. The movement is characterized by works featuring bold color, gemstones, enamels, and history-inspired designs. Boston Made showcases more than 75 works—including jewelry, tableware, decorative…

The International Arts and Crafts movement spurred a renaissance of hand craftsmanship in Boston at the turn of the twentieth century. The city emerged as a vibrant jewelry-making and metalworking community. The movement is characterized by works featuring bold color, gemstones, enamels, and history-inspired designs. Boston Made showcases more than 75 works—including jewelry, tableware, decorative…

The International Arts and Crafts movement spurred a renaissance of hand craftsmanship in Boston at the turn of the twentieth century. The city emerged as a vibrant jewelry-making and metalworking community. The movement is characterized by works featuring bold color, gemstones, enamels, and history-inspired designs. Boston Made showcases more than 75 works—including jewelry, tableware, decorative…

Built in 1949 by Philip Johnson, who lived in the house until his death in 2005, the Glass House is best understood as a pavilion for viewing the surrounding landscape. Tour this unique home and its galleries. Ticket prices range from $25 for a one-hour tour to $250 for a private, three-hour tour. The Glass…

Built in 1949 by Philip Johnson, who lived in the house until his death in 2005, the Glass House is best understood as a pavilion for viewing the surrounding landscape. Tour this unique home and its galleries. Ticket prices range from $25 for a one-hour tour to $250 for a private, three-hour tour. The Glass…

Built in 1949 by Philip Johnson, who lived in the house until his death in 2005, the Glass House is best understood as a pavilion for viewing the surrounding landscape. Tour this unique home and its galleries. Ticket prices range from $25 for a one-hour tour to $250 for a private, three-hour tour. The Glass…

Built in 1949 by Philip Johnson, who lived in the house until his death in 2005, the Glass House is best understood as a pavilion for viewing the surrounding landscape. Tour this unique home and its galleries. Ticket prices range from $25 for a one-hour tour to $250 for a private, three-hour tour. The Glass…

Enjoy a two-day tasting featuring hundreds of wines, educational seminars, celebrity chef appearances, cooking demonstrations, evening galas and parties, and Sunday Jazz Brunch. Tickets are $75–$750. The Elms, Rosecliff, and Marble House, Newport, R.I., 401-847-1000. Click here for details.

Enjoy a two-day tasting featuring hundreds of wines, educational seminars, celebrity chef appearances, cooking demonstrations, evening galas and parties, and Sunday Jazz Brunch. Tickets are $75–$750. The Elms, Rosecliff, and Marble House, Newport, R.I., 401-847-1000. Click here for details.

Enjoy a two-day tasting featuring hundreds of wines, educational seminars, celebrity chef appearances, cooking demonstrations, evening galas and parties, and Sunday Jazz Brunch. Tickets are $75–$750. The Elms, Rosecliff, and Marble House, Newport, R.I., 401-847-1000. Click here for details.

Enjoy a two-day tasting featuring hundreds of wines, educational seminars, celebrity chef appearances, cooking demonstrations, evening galas and parties, and Sunday Jazz Brunch. Tickets are $75–$750. The Elms, Rosecliff, and Marble House, Newport, R.I., 401-847-1000. Click here for details.

Inspired by 19th-century science fiction and fantasy, steampunk is a contemporary take on the steam-powered technology and aesthetics of the Victorian Era. Enjoy live music, roving performances, steampunk wares, tours of Roseland Cottage, and more. Tickets are $10. Roseland Cottage, Woodstock, 860-928-4074 Click here for details

Inspired by 19th-century science fiction and fantasy, steampunk is a contemporary take on the steam-powered technology and aesthetics of the Victorian Era. Enjoy live music, roving performances, steampunk wares, tours of Roseland Cottage, and more. Tickets are $10. Roseland Cottage, Woodstock, 860-928-4074 Click here for details

Inspired by 19th-century science fiction and fantasy, steampunk is a contemporary take on the steam-powered technology and aesthetics of the Victorian Era. Enjoy live music, roving performances, steampunk wares, tours of Roseland Cottage, and more. Tickets are $10. Roseland Cottage, Woodstock, 860-928-4074 Click here for details

Inspired by 19th-century science fiction and fantasy, steampunk is a contemporary take on the steam-powered technology and aesthetics of the Victorian Era. Enjoy live music, roving performances, steampunk wares, tours of Roseland Cottage, and more. Tickets are $10. Roseland Cottage, Woodstock, 860-928-4074 Click here for details

This master class on dahlias is taught by potter and gardener Frances Palmer. Learn how to divide, plant, fertilize, and stake spring tubers; maintain plants over the growing season; and dig and store plants for the winter. Hollister House Garden, Washington, 860-868-2200 Click here for details

This master class on dahlias is taught by potter and gardener Frances Palmer. Learn how to divide, plant, fertilize, and stake spring tubers; maintain plants over the growing season; and dig and store plants for the winter. Hollister House Garden, Washington, 860-868-2200 Click here for details

This master class on dahlias is taught by potter and gardener Frances Palmer. Learn how to divide, plant, fertilize, and stake spring tubers; maintain plants over the growing season; and dig and store plants for the winter. Hollister House Garden, Washington, 860-868-2200 Click here for details