Maryna Krut is a Ukrainian singer-songwriter and virtuosic master of the bandura—the iconic 64‑string instrument whose ancient sound she reimagines through folk traditions, contemporary songcraft, and pop and jazz flourishes. A Eurovision finalist and celebrated ambassador of Ukrainian culture…
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Neighborhood string jam at Satellite, Cambridge, every 2nd Wednesday, featuring musicians playing together while diners enjoy burgers.
Shooting Stars with Emma Du performs at The Lilypad, offering seated and standing options, $15 admission or $12 advance.
Blues & Roots Wednesdays features the Barrett Anderson Band with guest Dennis Brennan, delivering live blues at The Sea Hag Restaurant & Bar, dining‑friendly set, no cover.
Joshua Costa-Pozo Quartet performs at The Mad Monkfish in Cambridge.
P.E.E., Gapyear, The Ritornello Form, Summers In Autumn performed at Sonia, Cambridge, MA — all ages.
Rich Hinman returns to the Lizard Lounge with Kevin Barry, Zacharian Hickman and John Sands.
Gill Aharon Trio performs seated at The Lilypad in Inman Square, $10 admission.
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.
The Jorge Perez-Albela Trio with Kenny Werner and John Lockwood perform at The Lilypad, $35 admission, all ages.
Live music, family-friendly activities, and two BANDALOOP dancer performances at Takeda Theater, The Platform, Cambridge. Free, all ages.
