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New at Noon: Viola and Piano
This Tufts University New at Noon concert features new works by Tufts composers John McDonald, Julia Moss, and many others, performed by guest artists Roselyn Hobbs, viola, and Tae Kim, piano. Free; no tickets required.
Find out more »Tufts Family and Children’s Concert: Story of Babar
In this Tufts University Family and Chidren's Concert celebrates "The Story of Babar: The Little Elephant." The classic children's story will be decorated with a colorful piano score by Francis Poulenc. Pianist Andrew Rangell will narrate and perform, adding extemporaneous drawings. Free; no tickets required. This event is part of Tufts Super Arts Saturday, taking place throughout the Granoff Music Center from 1 to 4 p.m.
Find out more »Super Arts Saturday at Tufts
Tufts University invites you to Super Arts Saturday, an arts experience for children designed to inspire creativity and joy in the arts. Children and families are welcome to come to Tufts' arts facilities to attend a performance and a variety of workshops taught by Music, Art, Drama and Dance Department students and faculty. The event will kick off with a 1 p.m. concert in Distler Hall by Andy Rangell as he narrates, performs, and illustrates “Babar the Elephant.” Starting at 2…
Find out more »Tufts Sunday Concert: Beth Bahia Cohen
This Tufts University Sunday Concert Series, featuring Beth Bahia Cohen and friends, explores the violin and other bowed instrument traditions from Greece, Turkey, Romania, Hungary, Morocco and more. With Vasilis Kostas, Mohammed Mejaour, Mimi Rabson, Manos Stratis, Giorgio Albanese and Panagiotis Aivazidis. Free; no tickets required.
Find out more »Alan Parsons Live Project
Chevalier Theatre welcomes the Alan Parsons Live Project live in concert. Alan Parsons made his initial mark in the music world by engineering or producing successful late 1960s and '70s releases by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney & Wings, Al Stewart, Ambrosia and others. After forming The Alan Parsons Project with Eric Woolfson and a releasing a run of bestselling albums, they emerged with the mesmerizing "Eye in the Sky" in 1982. It became the studio group’s highest charting work, reaching…
Find out more »The Monkees
Michael Nesmith and Micky Dolenz of The Monkees visit Chevalier Theatre, continuing their first-ever national tour as a duo. The performance will feature songs that span the group’s entire career – from its 1966 eponymous debut to its October 2018 release "Christmas Party." The show will highlight many of Nesmith’s compositions, including some that had never been performed live until this tour began. Tickets and VIP packages ($42 to $352) will go on sale through the Chevalier Theatre website/Ticketmaster on…
Find out more »Mental Health Awareness Concert
Tufts University presents a concert intent on raising sensitivity to mental health in the community. Members will share personal readings emotionally relating to the music. The program features works by Klemmstein, McDonald, and Mendelssohn performed by Emil Altschuler, violin; John McDonald, piano; and others. Free; no tickets required.
Find out more »Words and Music: Women’s History Month
The West Medford Community Center presents its monthly "Words and Music" program, with a Women's History Month theme. The "Words" portion of the evening will feature history, education and personal reflection with the city of Medford's new superintendent of schools, Dr. Marice Edouard-Vincent. Marice grew up in West Medford, and after a successful career as a top administrator in the Boston public school system, she came "home" to serve as the city's first black superintendent of schools. The "Music" portion…
Find out more »Tufts Sunday Concert: Festival of Russian Music
This Tufts University Sunday Concert Series event features the Tufts Russian and Slavic Student Association members performing their spring concert. Free; no tickets required.
Find out more »Micah Huang: Under Our Skins
Tufts University graduate student Micah Huang presents as his Master's Thesis Concert, a mixed-media performance in which speakers tell oral histories related to personal experience with prejudice and stereotypes, while a music ensemble provides a live underscore. The goal of the program is to facilitate deeper understanding within the work and academic community at Tufts. This means that while the performance is open to the public, the real reward will be felt when someone who the speaker interacts with often…
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