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Campus art gallery showing both historical and contemporary works for the benefit of the community.
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Worcester's oldest and prettiest institution of higher education. Explore the warren of old brick buildings perched on a hillside overlooking the city.
This theater shows a selection of Oscar-nominated and blockbuster movies once a week during the semester for free. Open to the general public. In fact, most of the audience is usually non-students.
Clark University maintains a scenic campus in the heart of Worcester's Main South Neighborhood.
Apr-Sept. The Worcester Red Sox, the Triple-A Minor League Baseball affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, play at Polar Park.
Art gallery displaying local contemporary works.
2300-seat theater. The Hanover was built in 1904 as Franklin Square Theater and hosted Burlesque acts and travelling Broadway shows. It was soon converted to a movie theater and stayed in business until 1998. After a lengthy fundraising campaign, it reopened in 2008 and was named after a local insurance company which provided seed funding. Today it has returned to its roots as a space for live performances, hosting prominent speakers and Broadway shows.