Open-Mic

Please grab a cup of coffee and join us in our barn loft for an hour-long concert by the MetroWest Jazz Project, followed by a public jam session. The MetroWest Jazz Project is a collaboration of jazz musicians playing acoustic contemporary jazz featuring the unique sound of the vibraphone.

Friday Night Sing-Alongs: Enjoy this free, fun evening of live music for individuals with disabilities at Hopkinton Center for the Arts! Whether you're a seasoned performer or want to relax and watch the show, this accessible event is an opportunity to mingle, share your favorite song, and enjoy performances in a supportive and safe space. Guided by professional music teacher Emily Vincent, we welcome all singing levels. At the beginning of each event, tickets will be given out for two pieces of pizza and a drink to be enjoyed before the singing starts.

Dueling Pianos is back. Bring your friends and have a Ball. Dueling Pianos is a massive "to the top of your lungs" sing along with all your friends! Two grand pianos are center-stage with a team of outrageously talented pianists that seem to know every song ever written.

Each show is different because it's all request. And you or your friends might get called up onstage for a bit of good humored fun and some unforgettable u-tube moments. These shows are request oriented, interactive sing-a-longs wherein two piano players sit across from each other and trade songs. The dueling piano audience is used for the dueling aspect of the show. Audience members are pitted one-side-against-the-other. Examples of rivalries include country vs. rock, men against women, etc.

People do love to interact and have fun. The piano players act as the "Entertainment Directors," responsible for maintaining enthusiasm and maximizing laughs. Hand-picked from only the finest regional talent, they are experts on keeping audience members involved, happy and singing.