Tuba-rrific time in downtown Boston: Photos of the holiday tradition
Tuba Christmas returned to the city on Saturday.
A big group of brass musicians filled the air with classic holiday tunes for the annual tuba-rrific tradition in Downtown Crossing.
Conductor Natalie Sheeler, center, directs the 88 musicians in the holiday concert. (Paul Connors/Boston Herald)
The singing group Sweet Harmony performs outside the Macy’s department store in Downtown Crossing. (Paul Connors/Boston Herald)
Musician Raphaela Mueller, of Woburn, blows into her tuba adorned with a string of holiday balls during the Tuba Christmas concert. (Paul Connors/Boston Herald)
More Stories
Skywatch: Romance in the stars
It’s Valentine’s weekend, and while in my opinion this is one of those holidays driven by greeting-card companies, restaurants and...
Mark Dixon: ‘Banning working from home is idiotic’
Mark Dixon, the billionaire founder of IWG and architect of the Regus empire, has dismissed calls to ban working from...
El noruego Klaebo gana su 9no oro en esquí de fondo y bate un récord olímpico invernal
Associated Press TESERO, Italia (AP) — El noruego Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo ganó el domingo una novena medalla de oro en...
Greene King considers job cuts as soaring costs squeeze pub sector
Greene King is weighing up a fresh round of job cuts as Britain’s second-largest pub chain grapples with rising taxes,...
Literary calendar for week of Feb. 15
MARGUERITE HOLLOWAY: Discusses “Take to the Trees: A Story of Hope, Science, and Self-Discovery in America’s Imperiled Forests.” 7 p.m....
Ken Silverstein: When liberty shows cracks
On the streets of Iran in recent weeks, security forces killed thousands of protesters demanding basic rights and opposing the...