Art in Bloom! - MFA

It's no surprise that the Museum of Fine Arts continues to inspire Boston and beyond with new exhibitions each season. However, we wanted to remind you of the upcoming annual Art in Bloom festival at the MFA (April 24th to 26th). Each year, The MFA galleries are transformed by fifty extraordinary arrangements inspired by magnificent works of art, from Asian sculptures to world-renowned European paintings. Some of the weekends events include, floral experts lectures, high tea on Sunday, live entertainment and more!

HINT: One of my favorite Boston floral and event designers instillation's will be featured in the MFA this year! Look for Faxon Green's design throughout the galleries!

Phone: 617-267-9300
Avenue of the Arts
465 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02116

First Friday open Art Galleries of 450 Harrison Ave!

On the first Friday of each month, the Art Galleries of 450 Harrison Ave. open their studios to the public, offering complimentary wine tasting and gallery viewing from 5p to 9p. Yes, you really can enjoy an evening out viewing art and sipping on a glass of wine for FREE!

HINT: The SOWA Artists Guild at 450 Harrison Avenue is a non-profit association of professional studio artists. Support The Boston Arts and check them out!

Phone: 617-515-2319
450 Harrison Avenue
Boston, MA 02118

MOBA - Art too bad too be ignored

Many museum goers enjoy viewing art for inspiration. However, The Museum of Bad Art (MOBA) can be inspiring as well, or just really fun to look at. The museum believes that this art is so bad, that it simply deserves recognition. Their popularity has grown and they have recently expanded to two galleries.

HINT: MOBA News, their online newsletter allows you to enjoy the most recent bad works without leaving your home!

Phone: 781-444-6757
Davis Square Gallery
Basement of Somerville Theater
55 Davis Square
Somerville MA

Dedham Gallery
Basement of Dedham Community Theatre
580 High Street
Dedham MA 02026

The Decordova Museum - Perfect for a sunny day!

The DeCordova museum holds not only three floors of ever changing art galleries but is also surrounded by a Sculpture Park that stretches over 35 acres of rolling woodlands and lawns. The park is the largest of its kind in New England and holds over 75 sculptures.

HINT: Entrance is free for Bank of America card holders on the first Saturday and Sunday of every month!

PHONE: 781-259-8355
51 Sandy Pond Road
Lincoln, MA 01773