Multicultural Arts

What a show! Thank you @afroperuvianjazz for playing an incredible set last night! Good luck on your tour! Check them out: afroperuviansextet.com Image Description: Gabriel and band members with some Cambridge friends, after the show!

Live, tonight! Get your tickets for The Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet - an incredible live performance that will have you dancing in your seats. Purchase tickets in advance for $30, tickets at the door are $40. Tickets: bit.ly/3C7G31q or in bio!

Tickets for the Afro-Peruvian Sextet's incredible show on Wednesday are on sale now! Use code 10MAC for 10% off!! AUGUST 18th, LIVE @multiculturalac! #concert #cambridge #jazz #livemusic #discount #multiculturalac

Tomorrow! Get your tickets for The Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet - an incredible live performance that will have you dancing in your seats. Purchase tickets in advance for $30, tickets at the door are $40. Tickets: bit.ly/3C7G31q or in bio!

Next week, join us for our first in-person performance @multiculturalac! The Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet is an exciting, dynamic NYC-based band on tour to Boston for a show next Wednesday. Tickets: bit.ly/3C7G31q or in bio! Keeping us safe:COVID protocol in bio.

One week left till our first in-person performance @multiculturalac! Get your tickets today for The Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet - an incredible live performance that you won't want to miss. Tickets: bit.ly/3C7G31q /in bio! COVID protocol: bit.ly/3xqvAdW

We are excited for Friday Night's JazzNOW: No Borders event presented by GBH and JazzBoston! This will be a live stream from GBH Fraser Performance Studio TOMORROW, April 30th, from 8pm – 9:30pm. For your free ticket, follow this link: wgbh.org/jazz/jazz-24-7… #jazzboston #jazz

Thank you so much Cambridge Community Foundation for supporting our mission through this grant! For more info: bit.ly/CCFSpringGrants @cambridgeccf @cambridge_cf @MulticulturalAC @MulticulturalArtsCenter #cambridgearts #grants

If you missed Cambridge: Our Town - Our Stories' March 12th segment on WGBH's Under the Radar, it is now available online at: multiculturalartscenter.org --- #cambridge #massachusetts #cambridgema #covid #multiculturalartscenter #ourtownourstories

WE'RE HIRING! We are seeking a Production Associate who brings technical skills, customer service experience, and a passion to wield the power of the arts to activate social change. To apply: bit.ly/2Pczmrl #career #work #careers #recruiting #hiringnow

NEW VIRTUAL GALLERY! “with:,” features work by photographer @li.rothrock and explores themes of companionship by examining the fault lines between what is seen and what is assumed. To view the Virtual Gallery: bit.ly/2SvdSDw #fineart #womeninart #multiculturalarts

If you weren't able to join us for last Friday’s Curator's Talk, the recording is now available! Hear co-curators Ellen Feldman & Marky Kauffmann discuss their powerful group show Moved to Act! here: bit.ly/30Bnbqi #WomensMarch #BlackLivesMatter #demonstrations

Come hear co-curators Ellen Feldman & Marky Kauffmann discuss their powerful group show Moved to Act! For more info, and to register, visit us online: multiculturalartscenter.org. #protest #protesting #photography #activism, #equality #demonstrations #riots

Join us for a very special community panel discussion about the climate crisis envisioned and commissioned by the artists in our current show, How Do We Relate to the Climate Crisis? TONIGHT from 6:30 pm - 8 pm EST. Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/82831354227

NEW VIRTUAL GALLERY EXHIBITION! “How Do We Relate to the Climate Crisis?” features artwork by @agprat.art, #jeffreynowlinart, @michellelougee, Maria Celeste Linardi, and Cedric Harper. Artwork will be on display through December 31, 2020. bit.ly/2SvdSDw #savetheplanet

@EvolvingCritic Zoe here moonlighting as MAC... Happy to see you pop up! xoxo

The 3rd work in our series Interlude, "Stream" is a solo saxophone improvisation with looping electronics by composer and musician Ken Field. Recorded at the beginning of the pandemic, the piece explores both our sense of isolation as well as community. bit.ly/35H7i4E

“Wear your heart on your skin in this life.” ― Sylvia Plath

Introducing the 2nd work in our series Interlude. Part of a larger project, "Justice for Breonna Taylor: Duos in Dedication," in this piece trumpeter Jason Palmer teams up with jazz pianist Kevin Harris to respond to one of today’s most difficult issues. bit.ly/2SvdSDw