Over the decades, many female artists have paved the way in music and continue to leave their marks on the world (and on the charts!). You’re invited to a night of song, sass and celebration as 6 New England based female vocalists backed by our “house band” take The Cabot stage to sing and celebrate the divas of the modern-era!

Over the decades, many female artists have paved the way in music and continue to leave their marks on the world (and on the charts!). You’re invited to a night of song, sass and celebration as 6 New England based female vocalists backed by our “house band” take The Cabot stage to sing and celebrate the divas of the modern-era!

Desplácese hacia abajo para la traducción. The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) invites street musicians of all types to apply to perform at the PEM Prize Party and Festival on May 21–22, 2022. This community event celebrates the cultural vitality of the North Shore and Greater Boston area and is inspired by the installation and performance artwork of PEM Prize recipient,

The Cabot is tremendously excited to announce Tedeschi Trucks Fireside Live and Mavis Staples are slated to perform at “The Cabot’s Big Night” on Thursday, April 14th beginning at 7:30PM. A limited number of tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, January 28th at 10:00AM ET. The event will be in support of The Cabot’s Capital Campaign,

By Joey Phoenix Pianist/Songwriter Joey Nicotera (he/him/his) and performer/vocalist Jacyn Tremblay (she/her/hers) have teamed up to create the newest holiday hit of the season: “When the Tree Goes Up,” an ode to the return of the most wonderful time of the year.  This upbeat, catchy new Christmas song has already been slotted for radio play on KHUR, KINT FM, and

By Joey Phoenix Images Courtesy of One Broadway Collaborative Update | October 7th, 2021: One Broadway Collaborative was awarded this week with a $100,000 MassDevelopment Grant as part of the Collaborative Workspace Program. The program aims to accelerate business formation, job creation, and entrepreneurial activity in communities by supporting infrastructure that fuels locally based innovation. One Broadway Collaborative in Lawrence is

From The Cabot The Cabot is pleased to announce its schedule for the month of October, filled with live events, movies, community events, sprinkled with some spookiness. The scares begin with the showing of Psycho on October 1, with different classic movies each week, bringing on the chills. Whose Line is it Anyway? comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood hit

Plugging In is a Brief Interview Series With Local Musicians. If you’re interested in being featured, send an email to info@creativecollectivema.com By Matthew Deiulis Based north of Boston, Voltaire II is the imaginative founder of the Hip-Hop/Rap Collective ‘rEVO’. Along with fellow members CASiMiR, J. Anthony and KXNG NOIR, Voltaire II is following through on a mission he dreamt up

The City of Salem will hold a series of free live performances a parks across the Salem, with four different companies performing in nearly twenty humorous, surprising, inspiring, and modern productions that are fun for all ages. Performances will be held in August and September and are free and open to the public.All performances are held outdoors, so be sure to

From The Peabody Essex Museum Free event with suggested donation of $20 to PEM’s annual fund | Register HERE The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) announces a new performance series from the museum’s historic house collection called PEM Presents. It kicks off Wednesday, June 23, with a free, virtual concert in historic Plummer Hall. Organized by GenPEM and hosted by Trevor Smith, Associate Director – Multisensory Experience and Curator of the Present Tense, this premiere features dream pop