Newton Cultural Center
225 Nevada Street
Newtonville, 617-527-8283
7th Anniversary Open House
 Saturday, September 10, 2011


Music • Art • Theatre • Classes • Playspace • Environmental Groups • Parent Support Organizations and more —
Our doors are open all day for you to see how much there is for you at the Newton Cultural Center!

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Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
All Day Historic Newton Exhibition
9:15 Freedman Center (MSPP):
Let's Make Music!
11:00 Green Decade/Newton:
Kids Go Green
12:00 Suzuki School of Newton
1:00 MSPP's Freedman Center
Celebrates Warmlines
2:00 New Repertory Theatre presents:
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Based on Mark Twain's classic. Join Huck and Jim as they travel along the mighty Mississippi River in this brilliant adaptation of a true American classic.
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7:30 pm 7th Anniversary Gala
Newton Cultural Center Concert
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Tickets: $25
$20 for seniors
$15 for students (18 and under)
Reserved Seat Donor tickets:$50 and $100
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Proceeds benefit the Newton Cultural Center

 

Newton Cultural Center Partners:

Arts in the Parks
Newton Parks & Recreation Dept.		 Mother's Milk Bank of New England
Discovering What's Next New Repertory Theatre
Freedman Center (MSPP)
formerly Warmlines		 Newton Child Care Commission
Green Decade/Newton Newton Community Pride
Historic Newton Newton Cultural Council
Mayor's Office for Cultural Affairs Newton Open Studios

7th Anniversary Gala Newton Cultural Center Concert

A fabulous range of music from folk, jazz, klezmer, classical and gospel traditions with national and internationally known stars including:

Hankus Netsky Hankus Netsky, piano, founder and director of the Klezmer Conservatory Band, composer for film and television who has collaborated with Robin Williams, Joel Grey and Theodore Bikel. Chairs the Contemporary Improvisation Department at New England Conservatory Dominique Eade Dominique Eade, award winning jazz vocalist and composer, recipient of New England Conservatory's Outstanding Alumni Award.
Sayuri Miyamoto Sayuri Miyamoto, piano, teaches and performs with students and professional artists including members of the BSO and Longy School of Music Cercie Miller Cercie Miller, saxophone, National Endowment for the Arts and Boston Music Award winner. Her quartet includes drummer Bob Savine, bass player Dave Clark and Tim Ray
Joel Bard Joel Bard, oboe, until 2011 director of the Repertory Orchestra at the Boston Youth Symphone Orchestra. Lev Friedman Lev Friedman, Singer/Songwriter. Lev, his wife and three daughters are all musicians and sometimes play together.
The Love Tones The Love Tones, An a cappella Gospel Ensemble from Myrtle Baptist Church.