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Add EventIf virtuosic fiddle that reimagines traditional and modern musical styles with boundless groove and playful, improvisational spirit is your thing, you're going to fall in love with Kathleen Parks. You may […]
Give new life to old textiles in this hands-on workshop at the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation. With 11.5 million tons of fabric wasted annually, upcycling offers a […]
"...a portrait of togetherness and honest, defiant joy in a messy world." —Anaïs Mitchell The Brooklyn-based songwriter duo of Liam Robinson (banjo, accordion, vocals) and Jean Rohe (guitar, vocals) were […]
And exhibit opening: "Rediscovering Waltham's Harpsichord History" Presented by Mark Kroll, Professor Emeritus, Boston University. Join us for the kickoff of this very special exhibition, which will examine the story of Frank and Diane Hubbard, founders and operators of Hubbard Harpsichords, manufacturers of instruments and kits for almost 50 years. Through their work, Greater […]
Mark Kroll's distinguished career as a performer, scholar and educator spans a period of more than 50 years. He has performed worldwide as a recitalist and chamber musician, winning critical […]
"Folk & Femme: In Full Bloom" is a celebration of the Divine Feminine — a journey through the many layers of womanhood, sisterhood, and feminine energy. This show dares to move beyond the physical definitions and roles that patriarchy has long used to confine femininity. It reclaims and redefines what it means to embody the […]
Give new life to old textiles in this hands-on workshop at the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation. With 11.5 million tons of fabric wasted annually, upcycling offers a creative way to reduce waste while learning hand sewing, embroidery, and darning techniques. Held in the historic mill where America's textile industry began, this class […]
Presented by Professor Amy Bentley, New York University, author of "Inventing Baby Food: Taste, Health, and the Industrialization of the American Diet." Free to the public, but registration required.
Michael Tarbox songs radiate a sense of hard-won perspective, filtered through a sound that NPR's All Things Considered describes as "homemade rock 'n' roll with a dose of rattlesnake venom and gospel-drenched howling." Tarbox grew up in a Massachusetts mill town and curated our 2nd Shift music series before passing the baton to Mark Erelli, […]
Listen my children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere... This talk will explore Revere's patriotic technological service to his country, starting before his famous ride […]
Ever since her debut album "Not The Tremblin' Kind" dropped 25 years ago, country singer Laura Cantrell has been perfecting her own sparkling blend of Americana music. Cantrell's songs are […]
A day-long community-focused STEM festival. Let your curiosity wander! Innovation and creativity rule the day. The NextGen STEMFest is an event designed to ignite a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in students of all ages. This new festival is funded by the National Science Foundation in celebration of their 75th anniversary, at […]
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