Mimi Terry Quintet
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NAMI presents Christine Southworth’s modular audiovisual work turning New England pond footage into data‑sonified soundscapes and electric‑guitar textures, with tasty mORSELs after the concert.
Saxophonist Joseph Borsellino III and bassist Tony Irons present Mkeka’s effects‑laden African‑diasporic textures at MIT Welcome Center, free soup (bring a mug for a sweet treat). All ages.
Blues & Roots Wednesdays features the Barrett Anderson Band with guest Dennis Brennan, delivering live blues at The Sea Hag Restaurant & Bar, dining‑friendly set, no cover.
Canyon Lights with Mojo Thunder at Middle East Upstairs, Cambridge, MA, ages 18 and up.
Gill Aharon Trio performs seated at The Lilypad in Inman Square, $10 admission.
The Ooze at Middle East – Zuzu, Cambridge, MA — ages 21 and up.
Organ recital on Harvard’s 1958 D. A. Flentrop organ in Adolphus Busch Hall, featuring Angela Kraft Cross; listeners may bring lunch and eat quietly.
The Jeannie Gagné Quartet performs at The Mad Monkfish in Cambridge.
100 Miles at Monkfish (The Mad Monkfish, Cambridge).
Michael Adkins Quartet featuring Kenny Werner, John Lockwood, Luther Gray performs at The Mad Monkfish in Cambridge.
Joshua Costa-Pozo Quartet performs at The Mad Monkfish in Cambridge.