Mozart at Symphony Hall and Winter Markets Across Boston Today

Classical Brilliance and Broadway Hits
It is a vibrant Saturday in the city, with the winter air serving as a crisp backdrop to a day filled with world-class music, Broadway energy, and community gatherings. Tonight at 8:00 PM, Symphony Hall welcomes the Boston Symphony Orchestra for a masterful performance. Guest conductor Anna Handler leads the ensemble in Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante, featuring BSO members Nathan Cole and Steven Ansell. For families and young music lovers, the hall also hosts a 'Circle Round' performance earlier in the afternoon at 1:00 PM.
In the Theatre District, the Citizens Bank Opera House is alive with the sounds of the jazz age. The hit musical 'Some Like It Hot' continues its popular run with both a matinee at 2:00 PM and an evening show at 8:00 PM. This high-energy production brings the classic film to life with dazzling choreography and a brassy score that captures the spirit of 1930s Chicago and Miami.
Winter Wonders and Community Markets
The city’s Frostival celebration is in full swing today, offering unique ways to embrace the season. Residents and visitors can head to the Rose Kennedy Greenway to take a ride on the Frostival Ferris Wheel, which provides sweeping views of the Boston skyline from 75 feet in the air. After your ride, the Frostival Lodge in Copley Square offers a cozy retreat. This pop-up destination features living-room-style seating, flickering fire pits, and a seasonal bar, making it an ideal spot for a community meetup or a quick warm-up between activities.
For those interested in local flavor, the Boston Public Market remains a hub of Saturday activity. In addition to the usual array of New England produce and artisan goods, the market is hosting drop-in craft sessions for children and live music throughout the afternoon, providing a perfect indoor escape for families.
Artistic Deep Dives and Evening Vibes
At the Museum of Fine Arts, today is a significant opportunity to catch the 'Martin Puryear: Nexus' exhibition before it concludes tomorrow. This comprehensive display of sculpture and prints explores global histories through striking material forms. Visitors can also explore 'Divine Color: Hindu Prints from Modern Bengal,' a vivid exhibition showcasing 19th-century lithographic art that recently opened in the galleries.
The evening concludes with a variety of performances across the city’s smaller stages. Mdou Moctar brings desert blues to Brighton Music Hall at 7:00 PM, while Roomful of Blues performs at City Winery at 7:30 PM. For those seeking a more high-energy communal experience, 'Bingo Loco' at Big Night Live offers an interactive, comedic twist on the classic game starting in the early afternoon.