Performance Calendar

Not content to rest on her frankly astonishing laurels, clarinetist and saxophonist Anat Cohen is bringing yet another brand-new creation on tour. Though she’s unquestionably one of the best instrumentalists in the business, by far the most compelling reason to see Cohen in concert is to experience the unique musical worlds she so thoughtfully conjures.

Barely 20 years old, piano and organ phenomenon Matthew Whitaker is an award-winning composer and an acclaimed bandleader whose an unrelenting energy uplifts his bands and audiences alike. Whitaker now performs on many of the world’s most renowned stages, and Celebrity Series is proud to present his first-ever appearance in Boston!

Barely 20 years old, piano and organ phenomenon Matthew Whitaker is an award-winning composer and an acclaimed bandleader whose an unrelenting energy uplifts his bands and audiences alike. Whitaker now performs on many of the world’s most renowned stages, and Celebrity Series is proud to present his first-ever appearance in Boston!

Letter and Spirit: Regie Gibson and musical friends present poems, songs, and stories about what it means to laugh, love and live

Pianist Christian Sands – six-time GRAMMY nominee – makes his debut as a bandleader at Artists For Humanity’s EpiCenter.

Veronica Swift is one of the hottest vocalists of the moment, and her varied ambitions suggest that will be true for a long time to come. Across a range of originals and reimagined classics, Swift and her first-rate band exhibit great showmanship and technical prowess, while also maintaining a high level of musicality and engaging storytelling.

Veronica Swift is one of the hottest vocalists of the moment, and her varied ambitions suggest that will be true for a long time to come. Across a range of originals and reimagined classics, Swift and her first-rate band exhibit great showmanship and technical prowess, while also maintaining a high level of musicality and engaging storytelling.

MacArthur Genius and Doris Duke Artist Award recipient Regina Carter is rightfully considered jazz’s leading violinist, and she returns to the Series with 'Gone in a Phrase of Air,' an exploration of the communities and neighborhoods – predominantly African-American – lost in the name of “urban renewal.”

MacArthur Genius and Doris Duke Artist Award recipient Regina Carter is rightfully considered jazz’s leading violinist, and she returns to the Series with 'Gone in a Phrase of Air,' an exploration of the communities and neighborhoods – predominantly African-American – lost in the name of “urban renewal.”

Featuring standout cellists from our Neighborhood Arts artist roster ensembles Soul Yatra Trio, Hub New Music, and Castle of our Skins, the members of the Neighborhood Arts Cello Quartet will pair music by J.S. Bach, Mike Block, diverse composers and global folk-inspired originals.