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Weekly session with Helena Delaney, Tommy Sheridan, & Terry O'Shea
Weekly session with Helena Delaney, Tommy Sheridan, & Terry O'Shea
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Weekly closed Irish session at The Burren’s Front Room with Callum Bell and friends.
Irish session at The Burren’s Front Room features Helena Delaney and friends playing traditional tunes.
Irish session at The Burren, The Front Room, featuring hosts Laura Fedderson and Nathan Gourley.
Irish session at The Burren’s Front Room features Helena Delaney, Tommy Sheridan, and Terry O’Shea.
Aletheia Christian Group leads singing worship at the Medford/Somerville campus.
Liana Flores blends bossa nova and pop in a six‑track EP showcase at Arts at the Armory while locally sourced food and drinks are available.
Ms. Ezra Furman Doing What She Wants performs at The Rockwell, Somerville.
Old Timey Session at The Burren’s Front Room features a weekly jam with Alan Kaufman and friends.
World‑class traditional and contemporary Celtic music performed by Don Stiffe, Ger O'Donnell, and Trevor Sexton at The Burren’s Back Room.
Tufts Concert Choir and Chamber Singers perform under Jamie Kirsch at the Medford/Somerville campus.
The Django Cadre plays gypsy jazz at The Burren, Front Room, 247 Elm Street, Somerville.
Protest music teach-out featuring Ann Koplow, Juliana Hatfield, Angelica Munoz, Didi Stewart, Sweet Petunia, and Mike Verge at The Burren Back Room.
GRAIN THIEF performs Americana at The Burren’s Front Room in Somerville.
The Strayaways deliver world‑class traditional and contemporary Celtic music at The Burren’s Back Room.
Beginner ELL class on Zoom offers reading, writing, speaking, and listening practice for ages 18 and up.
Citizenship-focused language instruction and civics workbooks for beginner English learners at the Central Library auditorium, ages 18 and up.