Entertainment
Episode 3 of Unsolved: Worcester Season 5, ‘Bludgeoned to Death behind Gas Station,” Now Available
Episode 3 of Unsolved: Worcester Season 5 tells the story of the unsolved murder of 39-year-old Richard Gragowski in June 1992.
Worcester Celebrates Black Musicians at Worcester Common
The second annual Black Music Festival celebrated the city's black musicians on the Worcester Common on Saturday, despite persistent rain.
Out to Lunch Festival Series Returns to Worcester Common Aug. 3
The Out to Lunch Festival & Farmers’ Market returns for its 13th year on the Worcester Common Oval for three events in August.
Episode 2 of Unsolved: Worcester Season 5, ‘Body Found in Back of a Work Van,’ Now Available
Episode 2 of Unsolved: Worcester Season 5 is the murder of John Sousa in 2010, whose body was found in a storage bin in the back of a van.
Movies on the Common Holds First of Four Summer Screenings
Families gathered on Thursday to kick off the Movies on the Common with a screening of the 2004 cult classic comedy Napoleon Dynamite.
License Commission Approves Indian Restaurant in Worcester
The City of Worcester License Commission unanimously approved a license to operate a restaurant for Bombay Lounge at 64 Water St.,
Mass. State Police Boxing Team Raffles Harley-Davidson
The Massachusetts State Police boxing team is giving away two Harley-Davidson motorcycles through a raffle.
Food, Fashion, Culture at the 20th Annual Asian Festival in Worcester
The 20th Annual Asi1an Festival launches at noon on Sunday, June 18, at the Worcester State University Wellness Center, at 486 Chandler Street.
Episode 1 of Unsolved: Worcester Season 5, ‘Hit-and-Run or Homicide? The Unsolved Case of Travis Monroe,’ Now Available
Episode 1 of Unsolved: Worcester Season 5 tells the story behind the death of 17-year-old Travis Monroe, found dead in the road on Oct. 1, 2006.
Worcester Field Hockey Fall Camp Opens Registration
Worcester Field Hockey opened registration for its fall field hockey camp for students from pre-K to 8th grade.
