The monthly protest music series returns with live performances by Angelica Munoz, Didi Stewart, Juliana Hatfield, and others, alongside discussion of social justice and historical activism.
The monthly series pairing protest songs with dialogue, Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out, will present its next installment at The Burren Backroom, featuring a lineup of local musicians and a house band.
The ACLU of Massachusetts will sponsor a special anniversary edition of Which Side?, the protest music series inspired by James Sullivan's book, at Opera + Community Studios in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood.
Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out will return to Somerville with a new installment featuring live music and conversation.
The 'Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out' series will present 'The Women's March' edition on March 24, 2026, at The Burren Back Room in Somerville, focusing on women's impact in protest and social change.
Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out returns with another powerful night of music, storytelling, and solidarity on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at The Burren Backroom.
Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out will return in the new year with an evening of music, story, and solidarity at the Burren Back Room on Tuesday, January 20.
Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out returns to Cambridge’s Lizard Lounge on September 17, 2025, with performances by Haasan Barclay, David Champagne, Ezra Furman, Bob Pernice, Veronica Robles, and Ryan Walsh.
Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out, a concert and discussion series celebrating and exploring protest music, kicks off at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge.
Boston was the place to be last night, as the historic Emerson Colonial Theatre celebrated its Grand Re-Opening with a special Gala performance of Broadway-Bound Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
In conjunction with its current production of Top Girls, Huntington Theatre Company will host several special events and post-show conversations.
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Founding Artistic Director Steven Maler, is pleased to present its annual Shakespeare and Leadership series, focusing this spring on GENDER AND POWER through scenes of various Shakespeare plays.
The three-tiered plan will provide individual grants, expand the city's artist-in-residence program and establish an arts resource desk at City Hall.
Two hundred and fifty guests including former Boston Mayor Thomas M.
