Raising voices, raising funds: EmerSong returns April 5
The seventh annual EmerSong A Cappella Festival will feature high school, college, and adult groups.
Arts
A ‘pivotal moment in history’ gets a fresh look in museum exhibit
If you possessed a Wedgwood teapot in the 1770s, pretty as it was, you may have relegated it to the closet.
Cultural Council aims to ‘beautify’ more signal switchboxes
The selected artist will receive up to a $1,000 stipend.
Traveling Players reimagine ‘the shot heard round the world’
The play honors the bravery and resilience of local citizens as they defend their homes, their town, and their country from tyranny.
In Revolutionary spirit, orchestra to strike up a ’rebellious tune’
The Acton Orchestra will play the sounds of the season — the Revolutionary season.
Acton Conservatory to present a ‘multi-sensory musical adventure’
Come ‘Around Hear’ with the Acton Conservatory of Music.
CCHS musicians ready for ‘revolutionary’ concert
“Sound Revolutions” will present the world premieres of two new works for band, one composed for each school.
Chamber Music Society to ‘celebrate the American spirit’
A concert by the Acton Chamber Music Society on March 9 is billed as “a celebration of the American spirit.”
Where we belong: Umbrella presents indigenous woman’s story –runs March 2-23
Umbrella show recounts Indigenous woman’s quest for belonging
Barding is such sweet sorrow: ‘Shakespeare in Love’ opens February 14
Bring your hankies; the play may be a romantic comedy, but it is tinged with tragedy.
Author of ‘Previously Owned’ navigates life through poetry
Nathan McClain sees poetry as a way to learn about oneself, and a way to create a snapshot of a moment in time.
Middle schoolers to present ‘Seussical Jr.’
The January 31 and February 1 and 2 shows will be the last student productions at Sanborn.