Boston-based dance organization Jean Appolon Expressions performs the world premiere of Pouvwa (Power)—an immersive evening of interconnectedness shaped through Haitian‑folkloric dance, Afro‑electronica, live drumming and visual installations…
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Jean Appolon Expressions presents world premiere of Pouvwa at Takeda Theater, featuring Haitian‑folkloric dance, Afro‑electronica, live drumming and visual installations.
Cross-disciplinary conversations on environmental history, waste management, and material circulation with leading scholars at The Nexus, free lunch for registered participants.
Sewing 101 (Main Library — Fab Lab, The Hive) — Learn machine setup, threading, straight stitches, tension and safety while making a drawstring bag, ages 18 and up.
Tamara Jokić performs original Balkan, Mediterranean and contemporary jazz pieces in ten languages with guitarist Gilad at Tempo Stage, The Platform, Cambridge.
Guided meditation with music and a quiet setting while participants color paper mandalas using markers, Cambridge Senior Center — for ages 55 and up.
Spectacular outdoor vertical dance by BANDALOOP kicks off the Platform Grand Opening at Takeda Theater.
Hervé Koubi’s Sol Invictus premieres at Takeda Theater, blending contemporary movement, capoeira, and urban dance in gravity‑defying choreography.
Le Vent du Nord performs hard‑driving, soulful francophone Celtic folk with vocals, fiddle, hurdy‑gurdy, guitar, accordion, and foot percussion at Somerville Theatre.
Live music, family-friendly activities, and two BANDALOOP dancer performances at Takeda Theater, The Platform, Cambridge. Free, all ages.
