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MFA appoints Layla Bermeo as Art of the Americas department chair (opens the original)
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Layla Bermeo will be the first Latina chair in the MFA’s history. “It is deeply meaningful to me to represent a community that makes up about 20% of this country and yet has remained so underrepresented within the museum field,” Bormeo said in an interview.
Red flowers return to Symphony Hall for Andris Nelsons’ final season (opens the original)
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About a half dozen people sat around George Whiting’s Dorchester living room on Monday waiting to transform a mass of artificial roses into boutonnieres. They plucked safety pins from plastic bins while Whiting grabbed a cellophane package and ripped into the bag. “We’re just opening up flowers in preparation for opening night at the BSO,” he said. The Boston Symphony Orchestra opens its 2026/27 season on Thursday, Sept. 17 and it marks the final season for music director Andris Nelsons. Members
How 9/11 is being remembered at the Mass. State House and beyond (opens the original)
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It’s been 25 years since the devastating terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center changed the world. Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is making sure the heroes — and the 2,977 lives lost — will be remembered with honor on Sept. 11. On front steps of the State House on Friday morning, Healey and her partner, Joanna Lydgate, presented the American flag to a military color guard. It was raised and lowered to half-staff. Flags across Massachusetts are being flown at half-staff all day. Healey aske
After layoffs, Boston’s Museum of African American History faces its future (opens the original)
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This week the oldest institution in New England dedicated to preserving African American history and culture cut its workforce by a third. On Tuesday, Museum of African American History president and CEO Dr. Noelle Trent informed her staff that three major positions were being eliminated. “We had to make a decision very similar to what other nonprofits and many businesses have had to make – which is to lay off some wonderful individuals,” she said. The director-level roles were in development, c
BSO taps Jean-Sébastien Vallée to conduct Tanglewood Festival Chorus (opens the original)
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The Boston Symphony orchestra has appointed a new director of choruses and conductor of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus. Canadian-American conductor Jean-Sébastien Vallée may be familiar to some audience members. He made guest appearances at Symphony Hall and Tanglewood during the 2025-26 season, including for performances of Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 that closed out the orchestra’s season in Lenox. Vallée said he’s deeply honored to join the historic
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