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Events Calendar

Monday. 03 November, 2025 - Sunday. 09 November, 2025

Week 45

Thursday. 06 November, 2025
8:00 pm	An Evening with John Splithoff: Far From Here Tour, 2025 Groton Hill Music Center
Friday. 07 November, 2025
8:00 pm	Music Worcester presents: Orchestre National de France & Daniil Trifonov, piano Mechanics Hall In this brilliant presentation of French music, Orchestre National de France and Grammy- winning pianist Daniil Trifonov perform the works of Barriaine, Ravel, and Saint-Saëns. Under the baton of Cristian Măcelaru, this masterful program stuns in the musical story it provides, bringing the listener on a picturesque journey from start to finish. The programming of Elsa Barraine’s Symphony No. 2 with its’ gumptous string lines that compliment the playfulness of the work’s structure sits beautifully in the program with Ravel’s Daphnis & Chloé. A grandiose work, Ravel envisioned Daphnis & Chloé as “a vast musical fresco, in which [he] was less concerned with archaism than with fidelity to the Greece of [his] dreams.”
8:00 pm	Damn Tall Buildings Groton Hill Music Center Damn Tall Buildings is a celebrated folk-bluegrass band known for their soulful melodies and intricate instrumentals. Based in Brooklyn, this seasoned trio—Max Capistran, Sasha Dubyk, and Avery Ballotta — has spent over a decade honing their craft through dedicated touring and recording. With a distinctive sound that weaves heartfelt lyrics into thoughtful fiddle, guitar, and bass arrangements, they embody a unique blend of Americana roots and contemporary style. From intimate local venues to larger global stages, their captivating performances leave a lasting impression on audiences around the globe.
Saturday. 08 November, 2025
1:00 pm	Concord Band - Bandemonium! Children's Concert 51 Walden Enthusiastic band music for a youthful audience.
7:30 pm	Beyond the Notes with Boyd Meets Girl First Parish Church, Concord Beyond the Notes artistic director Sarah Whitney teams up with the Grammy Award–winning duo Boyd Meets Girl—Australian guitarist Rupert Boyd and American cellist Laura Metcalf—for an eclectic program that blurs and redefines traditional genres. Expect music by Caroline Shaw, Maurice Ravel, Radiohead, and more. Artists: Sarah Whitney, founder - violin Rupert Boyd - classical guitar Laura Metcalf - cello Prelude music by students of the Concord Conservatory of Music will start at 7:15PM
8:00 pm	Brooks Williams Bull Run Restaurant Brooks Williams is one of those select few ‘'how on earth does he do it?” artists. He can sing. He can write. And, man oh man, can he play guitar. Cambridge UK-based, Statesboro, Georgia US-born, admired by both listeners and fellow musicians, Brooks Williams has been a leading light on the acoustic music scene for three decades. FATEA says his performances show “the greatest level of true expertise.” Listed as one of the ‘Top 100 Acoustic Guitarists,’ his guitar skills are evident as he effortlessly slides in and out of folk, blues and country. "He was playing Americana before it had been given the name,” says CMP . “How soulful a solo guitarist can be when he has talent, taste and astonishing technique,” writes Blues Revue.
8:00 pm	David Francey Bull Run Restaurant David Francey is a Scottish-born Canadian carpenter-turned-songwriter, whose deeply human songwriting has made him “one of Canada’s most revered folk poets and singers” (Toronto Star). Immigrating to Toronto at age twelve, Francey spent decades working in rail yards, construction sites, and the Yukon bush, quietly composing songs drawn from everyday life. It wasn’t until his 40s, with the encouragement of his wife, artist Beth Girdler, that he began performing publicly. His 1999 debut album Torn Screen Door was an instant success and launched a celebrated musical career.
8:00 pm	Kenny Garrett: Sounds from the Ancestors Groton Hill Music Center Kenny Garrett, alto sax Keith Brown, acoustic piano/keyboards Rudy Bird, percussion Jeremiah Edward, acoustic bass Michael Ode, drums Melvis Santa, vocals/percussion With his illustrious career that includes hallmark stints with Miles Davis, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, Donald Byrd, Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw and the Duke Ellington Orchestra, as well as a heralded career as a solo artist that began more than 30 years ago, Kenny Garrett is easily recognized as one of modern jazz’s brightest and most influential living masters. And with the marvelous *Sounds from the Ancestors,* the GRAMMY® Award-winning Garrett shows no signs of resting on his laurels.
Sunday. 09 November, 2025
3:00 pm	Boston Civic Symphony - Season Opener Jordan Hall Boston Civic Symphony’s season opener will consist of Amanda Harberg – Solis for Orchestra Brahms double concerto violin and cello with Sophie Wang, Violin and Mikey Katz, Cello. We will conclude with Tchaikovsky- Symphony Nº 6
4:00 pm	Cambridge Symphony - Beginnings Kresge Auditorium, MIT GIACOMO PUCCINI La Bohème The Cambridge Symphony Orchestra welcomes Boston City Singers Children's Opera, New World Chorale, and Middlesex County Volunteers Fifes & Drums in a semi-staged production of Puccini’s iconic opera, La Bohème. featuring: Kayla Harriott as Mimi Eric Botto as Rodolfo Melissa Joseph as Musetta Ron Loyd as Marcello Junhan Choi as Schaunard Boston City Singers Children's Opera Rhaea D'Aliesio, Artistic Director New World Chorale Holly Krafka, Music Director Middlesex County Volunteers Fifes & Drums
7:30 pm	American Railroad Veterans Memorial Auditorium Silkroad Ensemble featuring Wu Man Experience Silkroad’s acclaimed American Railroad program — now reimagined with an intimate, powerhouse ensemble of eight world-class musicians led by the internationally acclaimed pipa master, Wu Man. This compelling program presents a sonic tapestry of the past, evoking the powerful and often-overlooked contributions of Indigenous and African Americans, as well as Chinese, Irish, Japanese, and other immigrant communities who laid the tracks for the transcontinental railroad that transformed a nation. The program highlights thrilling collaborations of traditional percussion instruments from India, Japan, and Italy, alongside the exquisite tonal interplay of Chinese pipa, guitar, string instruments, and of course the unforgettable wild Chinese wind instrument suona and European accordion. With breathtaking musicianship and evocative melodies, this Grammy Award-winning group challenges conventional narratives, unveiling a deeply human perspective that redefines the American experience and transports audiences through a cultural and historical odyssey.