Pablo ablanedo Octet(o)
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$20 admission / $5 kids / 3:30 doors / 3:45pm show / seated & standing
$20 admission / $5 kids / 3:30 doors / 3:45pm show / seated & standing
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Live music, family-friendly activities, and two BANDALOOP dancer performances at Takeda Theater, The Platform, Cambridge. Free, all ages.
K‑12 students and Longy graduate musicians perform together in a backstage‑style concert at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall, free with advance registration.
Boston uilleann pipers perform together at Toad to celebrate International Uilleann Piping Day.
Ruth & Ben String Band performs Americana tunes at Satellite with local music and great beer.
Bob Bradshaw Band revives classic Toad sounds in an intimate, front‑porch style set at Toad.
Visual artist Audrey Goldstein presents “Charmed and Strange Crossings,” a concert blending music and video exploring quark‑inspired themes at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall.
Bruce Gertz Quintet performs seated at The Lilypad, doors open 7 pm, show begins 7:30, tickets $15, $10 for students.
Meg Gehman performs at The Lilypad, standing room only, $20 admission, doors open 5:30, start 6 pm, all ages.
Gill Aharon Trio performs seated at The Lilypad in Inman Square, $10 admission.
The Lilypad Variety Show at The Lilypad, Inman Square, Cambridge — $5.
New music meets visual art in a collaborative concert at Edward M Pickman Hall, featuring Longy faculty and artistic partners in a free, audience‑interactive performance.
Donal Fox performs at Regattabar, delivering music that fuses McCoy Tyner, Art Tatum, Coltrane intensity, blues, Bach, and Cuban flavors.