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Zamir Chorale presents: Leonard Bernstein – The Jewish Side
ZoomJoin Zamir Chorale's Artistic Director, Josh Jacobson as he presents "Leonard Bernstein: The Jewish Side." Leonard Bernstein took the musical world by storm with his spectacular last-minute, a-star-is-born conducting turn with the New York Philharmonic in 1943. Until his passing in 1990, he was astonishingly active as a conductor, composer, pianist, and teacher. Leonard Bernstein: The Jewish Side will explore Bernstein’s Judaism…
First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton presents: Annual Musicians Concert
ZoomAnnual FUUSN Musicians Concert Featuring Catie Curtis and Musicians From First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton Proceeds to Benefit the UU Urban Ministry Come and hear the wonderful musicians of the First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton and our featured artist, the amazing singer-songwriter Catie Curtis. Catie will be joined by renowned pianist Lois Shapiro, professional…
Newton Art Association presents: Watercolor – Demo with Gary Tucker
ZoomGary Tucker started painting with life long mentor and artist, Anita Fahs. She introduced oil painting, the impressionists, and the value of working from life. Soon after, Gary decided to make art his life path. Eventually he was drawn east to Boston where he met Professor Kaji Aso at the SMFA. Professor Aso introduced eastern…
NTC’s And Then We Baked Bread: An Evening of Quarantine-Inspired Theatre
ZoomNewton Theatre Company is thrilled to be starting off 2021 with an evening of engaging live performances! A virtual collage of music, movement, and theatre. “And Then We Baked Bread” is a snapshot of life in its most uncertain moments. This evening of short performances is a seriously fun, perfectly imperfect, raw and honest release,…
Suzuki School of Newton Spring Faculty Concert
ZoomJoin the Suzuki School of Newton on Facebook Live for our Spring Faculty Concert on January 30th at 6:30 pm! Our faculty will be performing both contemporary and classical pieces. It will be broadcast for free on SSN's Facebook page, which can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/SuzukiNewton We hope to see you there!
Theatre Ink presents: Lost and Found – The Untold Stories of People of Color
ZoomTime and time again, the stories of people of color are swept under the rug and lost. It is about time we found them. What is Lost and Found? Lost and Found is about sharing the stories of people of color and amplifying their voices through the performing arts. From hardships to celebrations, people of…
Theatre Ink presents: Lost and Found – The Untold Stories of People of Color
ZoomTime and time again, the stories of people of color are swept under the rug and lost. It is about time we found them. What is Lost and Found? Lost and Found is about sharing the stories of people of color and amplifying their voices through the performing arts. From hardships to celebrations, people of…
Historic Newton presents: A Town Called ‘Rejoycing’
ZoomA Town Called 'Rejoycing' Reconsidering John Eliot's 1646 Mission to the 'Indians’ Date:01/28/2021 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Location:Virtual Virtual Meeting Newton, Massachusetts 02459 Introduction: Drew Lopenzina, an eminent scholar of of Early American and Native American literatures and author of "Red Ink" lectures with the Newton Free Library History tells us that John Eliot, the "Apostle…
Suzuki School’s January Solo Recitals
ZoomJoin us on Zoom for the virtual Solo Recitals! They will be in two sessions on both Saturday and Sunday — one at 3:15 and another at 4:15. The Zoom link will be given out in our Friday Upbeats, or by sending an email to email@suzukinewton.org. We hope to see you there to support our…
Suzuki School’s: Every Child Can! Course
ZoomEvery Child Can! (ECC) is an introduction to Dr. Suzuki’s philosophy and its application to Suzuki education. For parents, teachers, prospective teachers, and others, this course provides an inspiring, in-depth look at the Suzuki approach to teaching and learning. The Suzuki School of Newton is having Sachiko Isihara teach this class Jan 10th and Jan.…