Our arts organizations need your support, and you need their work to keep your soul warm this winter.
Living virtually doesn’t have to mean toggling between Zoom meetings and YouTube puppy videos. Everyone needs a few good dog clips now and then, but don’t forget to get outside (see the city holiday walk below) and swap Zooms for a few December arts offerings. Our arts organizations need your support, and you need their work to keep your soul warm this winter. Downtown Holiday Magic, downtown Boston, now through Jan.31 With arts institutions unable to perform for audiences, they have come together for a way to bring some cheer to December. Downtown Crossing windows have come alive with winter celebrations designed by Boston’s marquee arts organizations. The Commonwealth Shakespeare Company created a projection-based design for an audio performance of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” at 467 Washington St. Boston Ballet came up with an installation showing off the handmade costumes from “The Nutcracker” at 101 Arch St. Cambridge’s historic Revels put a twist on the winter solstice showing off the troupe’s singular style and sets at 395 Washington St.
