Saturday, June 20, 12-6pm | Brought to you by Arlington Center for the Arts
damian & the displayers bring high-energy, heartfelt rock rooted in strong songwriting and real connection. Blending uplifting originals with familiar favorites, their sets move from driving rhythms to intimate acoustic moments, always with an emphasis on engaging the crowd. A fixture across Greater Boston’s live music scene, they’re just as at home on a front …
Allie’s Comet is a female fronted, five-piece band of close friends who have played in various bands around the Boston area for many years. We love playing a diverse set of rarely covered rock tunes from many decades and are also slowly adding some originals into the mix. Music selection includes artists such as …
Join us for an afternoon of live jazz, community, and a little musical magic on the porch! Featuring Faith, her jazz vocal ensemble, talented students, special guests (including family and neighbors!), and whatever joyful surprises the day brings. Pull up a chair, bring a friend, and come soak in the sounds—this is what Porchfest is …
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The Heather Mumford Project is the latest collaboration by a group of seasoned musicians, led by Heather on vocals, uke, and fiddle. Their music is a beautiful Americana harmony of Country, Bluegrass, Folk, and Blues, including some original material. Come for the pickin’ & grinnin’ — and playing the blues so sad, you’ll cry. Instagram …
We’re a jazz band. We play jazz.
Lars Wicklund is a Boston-area singer-songwriter crafting heartfelt, Americana-tinged songs rooted in authenticity and emotional connection. Hailing from the greater Boston community (Medford, Massachusetts), Wicklund blends elements of folk, rock, and indie storytelling into a sound that feels both timeless and deeply personal. Drawing inspiration from artists like John Lennon, Tom Petty, and The Avett …
Jazz Chemists is a group performing original jazz compositions and arrangement using novel styles and 20th century techniques. Sometimes you bond together two elements together to create a whole new thing and sometimes the test tube explodes in your face. You never know what can happen.