listen. experience. engage.club calendarlive stream calendar Upcoming Shows$30 / Members $28Barnaby BrightThursdayOct 15Show8PMTickets $35 / Members $33Ágora Cultural Architects Present: Leo Blanco & The Sugar Road EnsembleFridayOct 16Show8PMTickets $30 / Members $28Lindsay FooteJacqui Armbruster opensSaturdayOct 17Show8PMTickets $40 / Members $38Mason Daring & Jeanie StahlSundayOct 18Show7PMTickets $30 / Members $28Will VarleyWill Lawrence opensMondayOct 19Show5PMTickets Will VarleyWill Lawrence opensMondayOct 19Show8PMSold Out $30 / Members $25Twangville Songwriter Showcasewith Joelton Mayfield and Ben de la CourTuesdayOct 20Show8PMTickets $30 / Members $28Grace Givertz + Jacob PerezWednesdayOct 21Show8PMTickets $30 / Members $28Kayla BlackburnAlbum Release, A Day Without Love opensThursdayOct 22Show8PMTickets $47Carsie Blanton at Crystal BallroomThe Burning Hell opensFridayOct 23Show7PMTickets See Full ListThe Folk CollectiveSee All Folk Collective EventsFri Oct 30th at 8:01PMThe Folk Collective: MAGIC IS REAL!Live Album Recording with Photocomfort at First Parish Cambridge$27DetailsSchool of MusicSee All Classes and WorkshopsThu Oct 15th at 8PMBarnaby Bright live streamNot easily defined, Barnaby Bright is an alt-Americana trio with contemporary influences that reflect their geographical journey from Brooklyn to Nashville to Kansas, while calling on Nathan’s Oklahoma roots and distant relation to Merle Haggard. The band has accumulated a dedicated following that feeds on their ability to spin storytelling into sonic treasures- a BB show will take audiences on a ride through love songs, murder ballads and deeply moving, relatable themes. The mostcommonly uttered phrase at the end of a show seems to be, “that was a spiritual experience.”$5DetailsFri Oct 16th at 8PMÁgora Cultural Architects Present: Leo Blanco live streamLed by Venezuelan pianist, composer, and Berklee College of Music and Longy School of Music Professor Leo Blanco, “The Sugar Road” is a transformative, multidisciplinary world music show exploring how the global commodity of sugar, and the socio-economic realities of the transatlantic slave trade, shaped the music and rhythms of the Americas. Bringing together an international ensemble of musicians from China, India, the Caribbean, Africa & South America, this performance weaves together contemporary jazz, traditional Latin American, Indian Classical Music and Chinese music, with oral storytelling. The Sugar Road goes beyond a standard concert; it is a musical journey tracing human resilience, cultural fusion, and social justice across continents”$5Details
