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New Philharmonia Orchestra: Free Halloween Family Concert, Oct. 26 

Newton Cultural Development is presenting a free Halloween Family Concert on Sunday, October 26 at 4PM at the brand-new Newton Community Stage at Lincoln-Eliot School (15 Walnut Park).  Come early for the ribbon cutting of the new Newton Community Stage at 3.45PM. Get ready for a spooktacular concert filled with Halloween tunes, then stick around…

Newton Free Library: Literary Monsters by Shadow, Sound, Spectacle, Oct. 28

On Tuesday, October 28 at 7PM, the Newton Free Library will host Literary Monsters by Shadow, Sound, Spectacle. Part concert, part puppet show, part ghost story, this 45-minute multimedia performance reimagines classic literary monsters through queer, musical shadow theater. Join ensemble Shadow, Sound, Spectacle for a fresh perspective on the works of…

Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra: Conductor Sarah Ioannides debut with the ensemble Uncommon Gems, Nov. 2

Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra presents the debut of Sarah Ioannides with the ensemble Uncommon Gems on Sunday November 2 at 3PM at The Second Church in Newton (60 Highland Street, West Newton). Ioannides has curated a program designed to surprise and delight, spotlighting rarely performed works that reveal unexpected brilliance and character.…

Zamir Chorale and Nashirah: Two choirs together in a musical immersion, Nov. 2

Zamir Chorale presents Zamir and Nashirah: Two choirs together in a musical immersion on Sunday, November 2, at 2PM. Don’t miss this special collaboration at Temple Reyim (1860 Washington Street, Auburndale), led by Zamir conductor Josh Jacobson, featuring music from a variety of traditions, including Hebrew, Yiddish, and Ladino songs, as…

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