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Multicultural Arts Center classical concerts

East Cambridge · Cambridge

Associated programming: Multicultural Arts Center and Vivo Performing Arts

Multicultural Arts Center is an East Cambridge performing- and visual-arts venue in the historic Bulfinch courthouse complex, with a theater and gallery for music, dance, and community programs.

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Juventas — Thomas Schmidt: Center Stage

Saturday, January 23 at 8:00 PM · Ticket information

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What to expect

Planning a visit to Multicultural Arts Center

Choose the Multicultural Arts Center for a chamber, youth-ensemble, dance, or multidisciplinary program in a flexible community arts building rather than a dedicated concert hall. Confirm whether the event uses the theater, gallery, or another setup, along with the entrance, seating or admission format, run time, accessibility arrangements, and ticket terms before arrival.

Nearby picks

Before or after the performance

Check current hours, performance-day service, travel time, and reservations before relying on any stop.

  • Restaurant

    Geppetto ↗

    A reservation-oriented Italian restaurant at Cambridge Crossing for a full pre-performance dinner; match service and travel time to the arts center.

  • Restaurant

    Muqueca Restaurant ↗

    A casual Brazilian restaurant on Cambridge Street for a neighborhood meal before the event; confirm hours and allow time to reach Second Street.

  • Quick bite

    Curio Coffee ↗

    A Cambridge Street café for coffee and a lighter daytime stop before the program; check current counter hours and walking time to the venue.

  • Attraction

    Museum of Science ↗

    Pair an earlier museum visit with the performance, confirming timed exhibits, admission, closing time, and the route across East Cambridge.

  • Attraction

    History Cambridge ↗

    Check the local history organization's calendar for a public program or neighborhood resource to combine with the arts-center visit.

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Date: Sat, Jan 23, 8:00 PM EST

Ticketed: $40

Stephanie Ann Boyd: Photinus; Cole Reyes: Makeshift; Salina Fisher: Komorebi; Oliver Caplan: New Work (title unannounced); Evan Williams: Teach Yourself to Fly / From This Pale Blue Dot; Victoria Bond: A New Light. Thomas Schmidt percussion, with Mina Lavcheva violin and Julia Scott Carey piano. The solo-programme description does not erase the two explicitly billed collaborators. Regular public admission $40. $35 senior, $15 student, conditional $1 Music for All affordability, $25 parish member and $40 Pay it Forward donation options are distinct; no subsidy, donation or subscription is a universal ticket floor. Fees/availability unconfirmed. One individually reviewed public physical classical performance in the 2026–2027 edition. Exact current primary identity/full date/main clock/physical venue required; no guessed end, unnamed cast, biography repertoire, private activity or virtual duplicate. New seasons, changed native IDs and moved performances require continuity review; a missing listing is not cancellation. Native reviewed calendar-item identity preserved while source URL points to the full linked programme. Current homepage must still advertise its exact calendar card, and full programme/date selector/room corroborate the same physical start. Sudbury, Newburyport, Vermont, Boylston and botanic-garden dates are not relabeled Boston; March 13 is EST.