Truly unique, beautiful, and singularly original are a few words that could describe the music of Nelly Kate. This Saturday, at 7pm, you can decide for yourself how best do describe her by hearing her perform at The Winchester Book Gallery.

Music Editor Doug Stanford tells us about a band he stumbled upon last fall playing across the street from Union Jack, a group of kids playing music far beyond their years wearing shirts that read “Banana Express”.

You needn’t a MFA or a storefront to be an artist — you can be an artist at any age. We recently talked with a local high school student, Mary T. Hudson, who is gaining major buzz at her school as an emerging artist. (We still can’t get over the realness of her boxer portrait.)

Calling all artists—it’s time to get your paintbrushes, welding torches, and glue ready; for it’s time for the 2nd Annual Salvage Art Show and Auction.

One new theatre organization in town seeks not just to perform, but to explore taboo subjects in our society and teach children theatre skills.

One problem with the local music scene is the difficulty of finding a space for artists to perform original music in front of an audience engaged with the show. One local business has stepped up to the plate in a fantastic way.

Art comes in all forms– including jewelry. We talk with artist Matthew Stumm about how he makes wearable art, how to accessorize, and where to find his art on display soon.