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Passim Stage – By the Weeks Footbridge at DeWolfe Street
Performers selected by the Passim Folk Music & Cultural Center. Since 1958, Club Passim has entertained a diverse audience in its efforts to cultivate and preserve folk music. Club Passim helped launch the careers of musicians such as Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Ritchie Havens, and many others. Hosted by Naomi Arenberg and Brendan Hogan, WGBH Radio.
12 Noon |
Silver Leaf Gospel Singers |
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Soulful gospel music |
1:00pm |
Anne Heaton Band |
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Pop sensibility with piano and vocals |
2:00pm |
Jake Armerding |
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Folk, bluegrass, classical, and pop |
3:00pm |
Kenny White Band |
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Piano-based melodic rock |
4pm & 5pm |
Session Americana & friends |
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Traditional American blues, country, rock, and folk with surprise guest artists |
Regattabar Stage – By the Weld Boathouse at JFK Street
Performers selected by the Regattabar located at the Charles Hotel in the heart of Harvard Square. Since opening in January 1985, Regattabar has been a leading jazz club in New England. Hosted by Eric Jackson, WGBH Radio.
12 Noon & 3:00pm |
Edmar Castaneda Trio |
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Colombian harpist weaves a hybrid style of Jazz and South American music |
1:00pm |
Boston Horns |
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Infectious rhythms of funk, jazz, and world beat and New Orleans
masterpieces |
2:00pm |
Somi |
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New African Soul – Jazz music infused with soul, African folk, and urban grooves |
4:00pm |
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey |
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Post-modern Jazz trio influenced by indie rock, electronic music, and pop |
5:00pm |
Entrain |
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Rock, blues, calypso, ska, zydeco, jazz, and funk from the eclectic sextet from Martha’s Vineyard |
The Revolve Stage – Corporal Burns Park on Flagg Street
The third stage will send voices soaring with an outstanding array of local opera, choral, and gospel groups.
12 Noon |
North Cambridge Family Opera |
Excerpts from "Antiphony" |
1:30pm |
CRLS Gospel Choir |
2:00pm |
Good Shepherd COGIC Mass Choir |
3:00pm |
St. Paul AME Church Choirs |
Men's & Women's Choirs, Liturgical Dancers |
4:00pm |
Bobby Tynes & Company |
Quartet |
5:00pm |
Berklee City Music All Stars |
12 piece jazz ensemble |
Pup Tent - Memorial Drive by Plympton Street
The Kids Area offers children (and adults!) the opportunity to create their own puppets at the Puppet Factory. The award winning improvisational group, ImprovBoston will coach kids in Puppet Karaoke, a chance to try out their new creations in playful theater games. The puppets (and their creators) can join the Grand Puppet Parade at 5:00pm.
12 Noon |
Graham & Parks students |
Excerpts from their annual musical |
12:30pm |
Will Stackman |
Punch & Judy |
1:30pm |
Performance Project |
Dance & music |
2:00pm |
Puppet Karaoke |
2:30pm |
Great Small Works |
Lyzer the Miser |
3:00pm |
Puppet Karaoke |
3:30pm |
Great Small Works |
Lyzer the Miser |
4:15pm |
Uncle Monsterface |
Sock puppet rock opera |
5:00pm |
Grand Puppet Parade |
Puppet creations revolve around the river |
Dance! Dance! Dance! - by the Weeks Footbridge
Three stellar dance troupes celebrate with dance both modern and traditional.
1:30pm |
Mestre Chuvisco |
Portugese/Brazilian dance with a martial arts twist |
2:30pm |
Java Kawistara! |
Dazzling dance from Indonesia |
3:30pm |
Jamnastics |
High energy Hip-Hop dance |
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