PERFORMING ARTS RESIDENCY PROGRAM!
Application Deadline: May 15, 2024
The Multicultural Arts Center is thrilled to announce the launch of our Performing Arts Residency program, commencing in Summer 2024. This initiative will provide an emerging performing artist or group with a transformative three-month residency experience with opportunities for creative exploration and professional development.
This residency is funded in part by Cambridge Community Foundation. Thank you, CCF, for your support!
UPCOMING SHOWS!
The Multicultural Arts Center Presents
Love's Tapestry
Poetry of the Feminine Soul
June 2, 2024 at 6:00pm
Join us Sunday, June 2nd, for an evening filled with powerful spoken word, soul-stirring rhythms, and thought-provoking narratives. Featured that night will be revered poets Amanda Shea, Essmaa Litim and Capella Auriga.
COMING THIS SPRING!
The Jar Presents
The Fire Ensemble with Troy Anthony
May 9, 2024
Joy is inherent to The Jar. This Thursday, May 9th, come to a room that is unlike any other in Boston! The Jar utilizes a Convener Model which invites you to actively build a diverse and vibrant community. As a Convener, you’ll purchase a Jar of tickets for $60 – that’s 6 tickets at $10 each. You’ll then invite:
-Your partner or close friend
-2 people you would normally experience culture with
-2 people you wouldn’t normally experience culture with. For example, people who may not look like you, pray like you, love like you, earn like you, etc.
Together, the six of you gather to experience The Jar.
-7:00PM Doors & Open Bar
-7:30PM The Fire Ensemble with Troy Anthony
-8:30PM Social Mixer & Dessert
Off-Kendrik Presents
MonoLokoKatha
June 7 - 9, 2024
Off-Kendrik proudly presents three original short plays that explore themes surrounding mental health. The plays are subtitled in English on multiple large screens for the enjoyment and convenience of non-Bengali speakers.
In the Gallery
Language of my Soul Exhibiton
Artwork by Gordon Arzu
May 7 - June 21, 2024
On May 23, from 6 pm to 8 pm, join us for the opening reception of Language of My Soul by Honduran painter and artist Gordon Santiago Arzú Durón. As a believer in inherent beauty and nobility in each human, Gordon produces cerebral mixed-media portraits that accentuate the personalities of his subjects. At a young age, Gordon discovered his love for the arts and would often draw characters with animalistic qualities. He later produced sculptures from wood and other found objects. At the age of twenty-three, Gordon immigrated to the United States and studied fine art at Three Rivers Community College in Norwich, Connecticut. Ever since then, he has consistently produced artwork while refining his eclectic style.
Thank you to our sponsors!