Posts Tagged ‘culture’
Scandinavian Cultural Center & Library Presents Midsummer Picnic 2026
Midsummer Picnic 2026 Saturday, June 20th | 11am-2pm 🌻Join us at the SCC&L for our outdoor Midsummer festival!🌻 Celebrate the summer solstice adorned in a flower crown and dancing around…
Read MoreArsNova Presents Piano in Motion: Whispers to Wildfire
Pianist Tianhong Yang is celebrated for her profound artistry and commanding stage presence. As a laureate of top prizes in prestigious competitions—including the Liège International Piano Competition and the Antonio…
Read MoreHistoric Newton Presents Newton House Tour
Newton House Tour Sunday, May 17 12:00 noon – 5:00 PM Advance Tickets: $40 Historic Newton members, $50 general All Day-Of Tickets: $55 Booklet and wristband pickup at Durant-Kenrick House…
Read MoreSuzuki School of Newton Presents ¡Cantemos Juntos! – Student Workshop
This workshop is designed for children ages 8-12 of any instrument and any level of musical training. In this workshop Lydia will teach a variety of singing games in Spanish,…
Read MoreSuzuki School of Newton Presents The Singing Voice: the Heart where Music Begins – Teacher Workshop
With Lydia Mills, Kodály Teacher Trainer and Director of Instituto Kodály at Fundación Ibáñez Atkinson. This workshop is designed for instrumental and vocal music teachers. Teachers will participate in the…
Read MoreCapella Clausura presents “‘in tongues’: Ruehr’s “Cassandra”
Magic spells, prophecies, secrets, prayers; what happens when words mean more than what they say? Speech has the power to persuade, clarify, distort, and to move. It can even affect…
Read MoreCapella Clausura presents “‘in tongues’: Ruehr’s “Cassandra”
Magic spells, prophecies, secrets, prayers; what happens when words mean more than what they say? Speech has the power to persuade, clarify, distort, and to move. It can even affect…
Read MoreWest Newton Cinema presents Behind the Screen: The Testament of Ann Lee
ABOUT THE FILM: From award-winning writer-director Mona Fastvold (The World to Come, The Brutalist) comes the extraordinary true legend of Ann Lee, founder of the devotional sect known as the…
Read MoreWest Newton Cinema presents Behind the Screen: The Testament of Ann Lee
ABOUT THE FILM: From award-winning writer-director Mona Fastvold (The World to Come, The Brutalist) comes the extraordinary true legend of Ann Lee, founder of the devotional sect known as the…
Read MoreParisian Colors: Between Line and Light
Join the award-winning Poiema Trio for an evening of French chamber music where elegance meets daring. From Ravel’s shimmering Trio to Boulanger’s radiant D’un matin de printemps and Fauré’s lyrical…
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