Posts Tagged ‘Calendar’
Pro Arte’s Spring Series: Salon 3
The Spring Salon Series takes place entirely online. Concerts premiere at 8pm on Thursday night and are available to watch through the following Sunday. On the night of the premiere, the performance will…
Read MoreMary Stuart: A Collaboration of Song and Text
Two queens; one throne. Two women pitted against each other in a man’s world. Find out who wins this renaissance-style game of thrones in a sharp new adaptation of Schiller’s…
Read MoreMary Stuart: A Collaboration of Song and Text
Two queens; one throne. Two women pitted against each other in a man’s world. Find out who wins this renaissance-style game of thrones in a sharp new adaptation of Schiller’s…
Read MoreMary Stuart: A Collaboration of Song and Text
Two queens; one throne. Two women pitted against each other in a man’s world. Find out who wins this renaissance-style game of thrones in a sharp new adaptation of Schiller’s…
Read MoreScandinavian Cultural Center presents: Live and In Person – Oskar Stenmark
Oskar Stenmark and Alex Pryrodny met in New York City 2014 and formed a strong bond over improvisation, jazz and folk music. Now, they are taking their artistic collaboration to a new level…
Read MoreAll Newton Music School presents: Music in May
Music in May is our annual all-day recital and performance festival. Students perform with their teacher-specific recital or class. Everyone has a chance to buy tickets to win great prizes in…
Read MoreZamir Chorale presents: Kolot Nashim – Jewish Music by Women Composers
For many centuries, the world of professional music making had been an exclusively male bastion in Western civilization. Female composers and public performers were a rarity in Europe and America…
Read MoreNewton Free Library presents: COVID-19 and Structural Racism
The COVID19 pandemic has laid bare the deep racial and economic inequities that persist in U.S. society, providing a crucial opportunity for reflection, reckoning and repair. Structural racism continues to…
Read MoreHistoric Newton presents: House Tour Enore Presentation & Panel
Through talent, fearlessness, and marketing genius Maud Howard Brodrick built hundreds of homes in Newton and Wellesley in the 1920s and 1930s, when few women worked in the field. Due…
Read MoreNew Art Center presents: Cubism Workshop
At about the same time as the invention of Cubism, Einstein was publishing his early papers on relativity; masks, artifacts and ritual objects from Africa were first exhibited in Paris,…
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