MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting DADA Quartet

Music, Arts, Conversation and More Aug 29 - DADA Quartet Venezuelan Rhythms THIS EVENT IS PRESENTED IN COLLABORATION WITH: VIVO Performing Arts ------------------------------------ DADA is a Venezuelan vocal quartet redefining Venezuelan root-based music through a contemporary lens and a global perspective. Formed by Adrián Guardián, Dani Martell, Adriana Duque, and Daniella Ravelo, the project centers on a polyphonic approach combining vocal virtuosity, compositional sensitivity, and sonic exploration that bridges tradition and renewal. DADA’s first chapter took shape in 2022 with the release of 'Cuatro', a tribute to Venezuela’s national instrument produced by Casa Limón. In 2026 DADA is releasing its first full-length album, 'Amalgama—Framed' as a special and celebratory project within the individual trajectories of its members and within the broader dialogue between Venezuelan music and the world today. More info: <a href="https://mhartsfest.org/2026/dada-quartet.html">https://mhartsfest.org/2026/dada-quartet.html</a>

THE YARD

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting HSTF Batey Comunitario

Music, Arts, Conversation and More Aug 15 - Hyde Square Task Force - Batey Comunitario Puerto Rican Rhythms THIS EVENT IS PRESENTED IN COLLABORATION WITH: VIVO Performing Arts ------------------------------------ A Batey Comunitario is an open space for communal expression that comes from the practice of ‘bomba’ dance in Puerto Rico where individuals can participate in music and dance, creating a sense of community and belonging, and offering the opportunity for self-expression. It is meant to honor and highlight cultural heritage, history, resistance, and community solidarity. The performing group is led by HSTF teaching artists, experienced musicians and dancers, and youth. Their expressive dance movements, live drumming, and the rich celebration of Puerto Rico's cultural heritage is unmistakably captivating and a call to the audience to join in! More info: <a href="https://mhartsfest.org/2026/hstf-batey-comunitario.html">https://mhartsfest.org/2026/hstf-batey-comunitario.html</a>

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting SHANE SAGER

Music, Arts, Conversation and More Aug 1st - Shane Sager American Rhythms THIS EVENT IS PRESENTED IN COLLABORATION WITH: VIVO Performing Arts ------------------------------------ “I think that rhythm is the most important element when it comes to playing.” – Shane Sager Internationally recognized harmonica player, SHANE SAGER is also a writer and educator. In his early twenties Sager performed with Sting, and in 2019 he joined Sting’s touring band, going on to world tours with him for six years. In his younger days he was influenced by a wide berth of music and musicians that fueled his curiosity, leading him to explore the likes of Stevie Wonder, Motown, Big Walter Horton, James Cotton, Paul deLay, and Boston based Mike Turk and Annie Raines. His music masterfully bridges jazz and blues. Sager performs and records with various acts and is about to release albums of his own. An avid writer, he publishes on Substack and recently released his first harmonica book, ‘Beyond Breath’, with two more books in the pipeline. MORE INFO: https://mhartsfest.org/2026/shane-sager.html

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting: CIARA MOSER

2025 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL - Music, Art, and Conversation A series of exciting summer events to gather and enjoy a variety of art forms as well as conversations between the artists, festival collaborators, and the audience, offering everyone a reasons to be inspired. Presenting, in collaboration with CELEBRITY SERIES OF BOSTON NEIGHBORHOOD ARTS: CIARA MOSER Modern Jazz Ciara Moser’s identity has shaped her unique journey through life and music in a profound way. Dublin-born, Austria-raised, and currently Boston-based, CIARA MOSER is a professional bassist and someone who has been blind since birth. Moser showcases her versatility across various musical styles and genres, seamlessly blending into band, orchestra, film, and ensemble projects, both in live performances and studio sessions. She earned her Master’s in jazz performance from the Berklee Global Jazz Institute at Berklee College of Music under the guidance of esteemed mentors like John Patitucci, Danilo Perez, Terri Lyne Carrington, and Victor Wooten. Additionally, she holds a master’s degree in music pedagogy from the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. During her time pursuing her Master’s Degree at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, she was deeply inspired by the theme of using music as a vehicle for social change and enhanced her skills for playing &amp; composing with intention and zeal. This shaped her goals for sharing her message through music in the form of a debut studio album centered around her journey on blindness. In October 2023, Moser released her debut album, “Blind. So What?” receiving praise and reviews from several major publications, and was honored with the 2023 “Young Jazz Composers Award” by the ASCAP Foundation. Moser’s talent and dedication have earned her various awards such as winning the “2024 Next Jazz Legacy” award, and the 2024 “New generation jazz lab competition”, securing a spot in the Jazz Ahead Program led by Jason Moran, and Woodshed Network Residency led by Dee Dee Bridgewater. Follow <a href="https://www.ciara-moser.com/">CIARA MOSER</a> <a href="https://mhartsfest.org/">Mission Hill Arts Festival</a>

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting: JASON PALMER & KEVIN HARRIS

2025 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL - Music, Art, and Conversation A series of exciting summer events to gather and enjoy a variety of art forms as well as conversations between the artists, festival collaborators, and the audience, offering everyone a reasons to be inspired. Presenting, in collaboration with CELEBRITY SERIES OF BOSTON NEIGHBORHOOD ARTS: JASON PALMER &amp; KEVIN HARRIS Duo Explorations in Jazz With this exciting duet project, Jason Palmer and Kevin Harris seek to explore the intimate art form of duo. JASON PALMER – Trumpeter, composer, and educator Jason Palmer is one of the most in demand musicians of his generation. The recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, Palmer has performed with Roy Haynes, Herbie Hancock, Winton Marsalis, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Ravi Coltrane, Jeff Ballard, Lee Konitz, Phil Woods, Common, Roy Hargrove to name a few. A regular performer at Wally’s Jazz Cafe for more than two decades, Palmer has established himself as an internationally renowned musician and a key figure in the New England jazz scene. For this duo setting, Palmer has composed compositional contrafacts influenced by the music and ever evolving styles of Wayne Shorter, reflecting Shorter’s contribution to some of the major changes in jazz music for more than 50 years. Palmer’s inventive and dauntless playing draw listeners in. He has recorded 13 albums as a leader and performed on more than 40 albums as a sideman. Four of his recordings were reviewed by Downbeat Magazine, all receiving four stars or better. Palmer has toured in more than 30 countries with saxophonists Mark Turner, Greg Osby, Grace Kelly and Matana Roberts. Palmer currently serves as the assistant professor of ensembles and brass at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has also taught at Harvard, the New England Conservatory, and the New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music. KEVIN HARRIS - A distinctive trait of internationally recognized jazz pianist Kevin Harris is his desire to constantly grow, evolve, improve, and advance.. His interest to interweave traditional and contemporary music styles, visual arts, electronic media, science, and language, is what distinguishes his music and what renders his performances unique experiences, meant to activate the audience’s senses and personal curiosity. One of the captivating elements of his ensembles, from duet to orchestra setting, is the level of comfort and understanding they have with one another. Harris is known for his diving into soulfully expressive conversations and playful exchanges of ideas with his musicians, while always providing the space to improvise in the moment. Harris is part of the exclusive YAMAHA’s roster of Jazz piano artists. Among his most notable collaborations are Terri Lyne Carrington, Dayna Stephens, Ralph Peterson, Ameen Saleem, Greg Hutchinson Greg Osby, Jerry Bergonzi, George Garzone, Curtis Lundy, Caroline Davis, Bill Pierce, Francisco Mela, Avishai Cohen, Delfeayo Marsalis, Duane Eubanks, Richie Barshay, Ben Street, Jason Palmer, Rudy Royston, Frank Lacey, Eric McPherson. Follow <a href="https://www.jasonpalmermusic.com/">JASON PALMER</a> Follow <a href="https://kevinharrisproject.com/">KEVIN HARRIS</a> <a href="https://mhartsfest.org/">Mission Hill Arts Festival</a>

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting: OLIVIA PEREZ COLLELLMIR

2025 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL - Music, Art, and Conversation A series of exciting summer events to gather and enjoy a variety of art forms as well as conversations between the artists, festival collaborators, and the audience, offering everyone a reasons to be inspired. Presenting, in collaboration with CELEBRITY SERIES OF BOSTON NEIGHBORHOOD ARTS: OLIVIA PEREZ-COLLELLMIR Chamber Jazz with a Flamenco Touch Olivia Pérez-Collellmir is known as a “Spanish virtuoso” who adds “a flamenco touch to her chamber jazz." Olivia is a Boston based pianist, composer, and musical director. With her unmistakable style blending Flamenco and indigenous Catalan sounds of her hometown of Barcelona, (Spain), chamber music elements, and jazz piano, Olivia has graced national and international stages capturing her life-long passion for the fusion of musical styles. She has performed with members of Chick Corea’s band and Paco de Lucía’s band, bridging generations of flamenco and jazz through her own distinct voice. She has been recognized by Radio Nacional de España as “one of the most extraordinary pianists to emerge from Spain in the last century.” Her album “OLIVIA”, featuring 18 stellar collaborations with national and international renowned musicians, is the story of her journey of great dedication, sacrifice and renunciation dedicated completely to playing, acting, studying, researching, composing and educating. The realization of a path of personal search and the result of the creative path of a lifetime. Olivia has been commissioned to compose Els Set Somnis de Gaudí, a large-scale symphonic and choral work for over 200 performers, marking the centenary of Antoni Gaudí’s passing and the culmination and inauguration of the Sagrada Família in June 2026. The work will feature the National Choir of Catalonia and the Philharmonia Orchestra of London under Marin Alsop, co-produced by the Palau de la Música Catalana. In 2023, during Latin Grammy Week in Seville, Olivia served as Music Director for the recording of the Latin Grammy Tribute to Paco de Lucía. A distinguished professor in the piano and ensemble departments at Berklee College of Music, Olivia has made history as the first Spanish pianist and, as a tribute to her heritage, she incentivized the formation of the first Berklee Contemporary Spanish Music and Flamenco Jazz Ensemble. Follow <a href="https://www.oliviaperezcollellmir.com/welcome">Olivia</a> <a href="https://mhartsfest.org/">Mission Hill Arts Festival</a>

KEVIN HARRIS PROJECT

UPCOMING ALBUM RELEASE: "EMBERS" A concert not to be missed! BOSTON: December 6th 7:30pm show THE REGATTABAR, Cambridge (door opens at 7:00pm) The dynamic original compositions of KEVIN HARRIS' new album, EMBERS, are an invitation to reflect equally on the remarkable achievements and the unhealed wounds that continue to shape our global societies. They intend to inspire, provoke, and spark curiosity. Music transcends boundaries, pushing us to imagine new realms of hope, courage, and endless creative potential. <a href="https://kevinharrisproject.com/">KEVIN HARRIS PROJECT</a>

Regattabar at Charles Hotel

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

SISSY CASTROGIOVANNI (World Music, Jazz) Sissy Castrogiovanni is a Sicilian jazz award-winning singer, composer, producer. Based in New England, and musically rooted in her native island Sicily, her arrangements and compositions are an attractive synthesis of musical cultures. Sissy’s music is an amalgamation of her Sicilian and Mediterranean influences, earthy African rhythms, tribal voices and post-bop Jazz harmonies. With her unique way of bridging contemporary Jazz with Sicilian idioms, Sissy’s music finds its niche between the vast sea of jazz and world music. Join us for a concert that promises to be a memorable and unforgettable musical experience, a night full of colors, rhythms, and emotions brought together by the unique fusion of contemporary jazz and traditional Sicilian music. MORE INFO &amp; TICKETS at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-886199064257?aff=oddtdtcreator">Eventbrite</a>

YAGMUR SOYDEMIR (Jazz Fusion, Classical Music, Rock) -- This event is presented in collaboration with: Celebrity Series of Boston Neighborhood Arts -- Classically-trained and multi award winner Yağmur Soydemir is a flutist, composer, arranger, educator, and humanitarian activist from Turkey, who celebrates and honors every moment and experience life offers. With her compelling music, she elegantly blends her cultural roots of Turkish musical traditions, Classical Western Music, and the more contemporary influences from Jazz and fusion genres. Music is her playground! She is a master in exploring and representing a composer’s imagination while performing, and discovering new visions, options, and colors while arranging music. Her artistic influence generates from her classical training that taught her the importance of discipline to educate oneself, combined with life valuable experiences and lessons of adaptability and collaboration. MORE INFO &amp; TICKETS at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-886193186677?aff=oddtdtcreator" target="_blank">Eventbrite</a>

IVANNA CUESTA Album Release Concert: “A Letter to the Earth” (Modern Jazz) -- This event is presented in collaboration with: Celebrity Series of Boston Neighborhood Arts -- Ivanna Cuesta is a talented and versatile Dominican drummer and composer. A continuing evolving artist, she collaborates with world renowned artists such as Esperanza Spalding, Aaron Parks, Kandance Spring, Concha Buika, Kris Davis, Aaron Goldberg, Leo Blanco, Jacques Schwarz-Bart, Nando Michelin, Tia Fuller, Alisa Amador, Sócrates García Orchestra, Javier Vargas, Jane Bunnett &amp; Maqueque, and Pepe Rivero, to name a few. Cuesta is releasing her debut album as a band leader, “A Letter to the Earth”, featuring Grammy winner Kris Davis on piano, Ben Solomon on saxophone, Max Ridley on bass, and Paulina Camou on vocals.The album seeks to encourage a deeper awareness and understanding of the relationship we have with planet earth. ------------------------------------------ ABRIA SMITH Presents: “Pale Blue Dot”, a poem by Carl Sagan (Performing Act) Abria Smith, poet, playwriter, singer, and actress, is not afraid to be a dreamer. She has ideas and creates arts that reveals her thoughts, desires, motivations, and values, while offering a view into diverse aspects of life and emotions. All very tenderly yet powerfully, activating one’s senses and memories. Her performance will, without a doubt, make us feel part of the story and impress upon everyone the significance of our role towards Earth. MORE INFO &amp; TICKETS at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-885933981387?aff=oddtdtcreator" target="_blank">Eventbrite</a>

CAMILA CORTINA BELLO Presents: “Tales of a Traveler“ (Jazz) Camila Cortina Bello is an internationally recognized, award winning pianist, educator, musicologist and composer. Her artistic identity is born of the sounds and rhythms of her original Cuban roots expressed through the lens of jazz, classical and world music that she has encountered along the way. She feels like fusion and cross-overs are as intrinsic to her work as to her “mulato” DNA. Camila was an awardee of New Music USA's “<a href="https://newmusicusa.org/projects/camila-cortina-bello/" target="_blank">Next Jazz Legacy</a>,” which supports emerging women in jazz. Accompanied by her quartet, she will reflect on the role of women and ancestry, paying tribute to her Afro Cuban roots while acknowledging her interactions with other cultures around the world. MORE INFO &amp; TICKETS at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-885912356707?aff=oddtdtcreator" target="_blank">Eventbrite</a>

Z A K I Y Y A H (Hip-Hopera, R&amp;B, Jazz) --This event is presented in collaboration with: Celebrity Series of Boston Neighborhood Arts -- Boston native Zakiyyah is an artist-activist who has had the pleasure of performing for numerous audiences from the House of Blues, to the Boston Symphony Hall, and more recently, the United Nations. A classically-trained singer and actress, Zakiyyah is skillfully versed in Opera, Hip-Hop, Jazz, R&amp;B, and Gospel. Her extremely versatile artistic skill-set empowers her to reach a broad range of audiences and craft a sound that is uniquely her own, including her most well-known, “Hip-Hopera”. She utilizes music and visual media to explore themes that centralize marginalized communities via her production company, Black and Bold Productions. MORE INFO &amp; TICKETS at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-885880340947?aff=oddtdtcreator">Eventbrite</a>

The Yard

Kevin Harris Project

Kevin Harris Quartet @ Scullers with Kevin Harris, piano Ivanna Cuesta, drums Jason Palmer, trumpet Max Ridley, acoustic bass Tix here: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/kevin-harris-project-scullers-jazz-club-tickets/13643713 ------------- A distinctive trait of internationally acclaimed jazz pianist Kevin Harris is his desire to constantly grow, evolve, improve, and advance. His interest to interweave traditional and contemporary music styles, visual arts, electronic media, science, and language, is what distinguishes his music and what renders his performances unique experiences, meant to activate the audience’s senses and personal curiosity. "Participation,” Harris says, "is what keeps our souls alive.” As a leader, Harris has released six albums. Both live and recorded performances reflect Harris’s determination to capture his audience through explorative interactions that Terri Lyne Carrington describes as "an exciting commitment to quality."&nbsp;&nbsp;Harris’ music education has its foundation in the degrees he has received, but equally importantly in Black Gospel and Afro‐ Caribbean styles of music. He possesses the unique ability to compose complex, uplifting, tempestuous, and deeply stimulating notes. One of the captivating elements of his ensembles, from duet to orchestra setting, is the level of comfort and understanding they have with one another. Harris is known for his diving into soulfully expressive conversations and playful exchanges of ideas with his musicians, while always providing the space to improvise in the moment. Fred Hersch talks of Harris as one who “plays and writes with flair and real soul" and DownBeat Magazine writes that “Harris' compositions deal with themes of strength, love, courage, and self‐&nbsp;awareness. It's a heavy task he's set up for himself, and he meets the challenge gracefully.”&nbsp;&nbsp; Harris' most innovative project as a composer is “Roots, Water and Sunlight: A Contemporary Octet Expedition through the Expressions of James Baldwin". Most recently, Harris completed a commissioned work entitled “Pulse”, a compelling through-composed chamber work combining improvised and fully notated music for oboe, violins, cello, acoustic bass, and piano. As an Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s Neighborhood Salon Luminary, he released a solo piano work entitled "Doorways" at Calderwood Hall in the Gardner Museum. The Salon’s goal is to exchange creative ideas and dialogue with some of Boston’s most innovative artists while shaping Gardner Museum programming. With his “Griot Series”, Harris asks his audience to broaden their perception of how the role of African Griot can be re-imagined from an American historical perspective. The collaborative project with trumpeter Jason Palmer, “Upward Mothers”, aims to bring awareness about mothers who have lost children to senseless acts of violence. &nbsp; As a leader, Harris has released six albums. Harris thrives on a courageously playful style of communication in music, a style, in his opinion, that requires a very special and sincere habit of listening and an equally patient endeavor to express oneself with enthusiastic curiosity. Among his most notable collaborations are Dayna Stephens, Ralph Peterson, Ameen Saleem, Greg Hutchinson Greg Osby, Jerry Bergonzi, George Garzone, Curtis Lundy, Caroline Davis, Bill Pierce, Francisco Mela, Avishai Cohen, Eddie Gomez, Duane Eubanks, Richie Barshay, Ben Street, Jason Palmer, Rudy Royston, Frank Lacey, Eric McPherson, and Terri Lyne Carrington.

Scullers Jazz Club

2023 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

2023 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL - EXCITING SUMMER EVENTS TO GATHER AND ENJOY ARTS AND CONVERSATIONS ----------------- KEVIN HARRIS PROJECTS with WINSOR MUSIC present: ﻿“P U L S E" Chamber Music&nbsp;|&nbsp;Improvised Music This event is presented in collaborations with Celebrity Series of Boston, Neighborhood Arts. ----------------- Pianist &amp; Composer Kevin Harris presents “PULSE”, an exciting and compelling though-composed chamber work combining improvised and fully notated music. For a brief or prolonged moment, a pulse can&nbsp;disturb or comfort&nbsp;any definition of status quo. With this new composition, Harris chooses to celebrate&nbsp;the pulse that moves within&nbsp;us as individuals and as a collective community seeking to positively move society forward. “PULSE” is a compelling chamber composition for oboe, clarinet, violin, cello, acoustic bass, and piano, that aims to stretch repertoire and foster connection among disparate audiences using improvised and written music with jazz and classical musicians performing alongside each other. One of the captivating elements of Harris’ ensembles, from duet to orchestra setting, is the level of comfort and understanding they have with one another. He is known for his diving into soulfully expressive conversations and playful exchanges of ideas with his musicians, while always providing the space to improvise in the moment. Harris, with his fellow artists, endeavors to remind listeners of our personal and collective vibrations in search of equilibrium. This project is made possible in part by a <a href="https://www.tbf.org/nonprofits/grant-making-initiatives/live-arts-boston/lab-2022" target="_blank">Live Arts Boston </a>grant from the Boston Foundation FOLLOW <a href="https://kevinharrisproject.com/" target="_blank">KEVIN HARRIS</a> FOLLOW <a href="http://winsormusic.org/" target="_blank">WINSOR MUSIC</a> FOLLOW <a href="CELEBRITY SERIES OF BOSTON" target="_blank">CELEBRITY SERIES OF BOSTON</a> ﻿ TICKETS &amp; INFO AT: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-500765963477" target="_blank">EVENTBRITE</a>

2023 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL - EXCITING SUMMER EVENTS TO GATHER AND ENJOY ARTS AND CONVERSATIONS ----------------- ALEX FATATO Indie Rock Over the course of just a few years, Boston-based songwriter and educator Alexander Fatato has quietly carved a place for himself as one of the most promising musicians in the thriving New England indie rock scene. Fatato definitely knows the power of a simple song done right, and the power of earnest and thoughtful sound. His music draws upon a number of genres, with elements of ambient, folk, and occasional loose rock, offering a captivating intimacy while developing in a richer palette of emotions. Fatato’s voice lends itself to a tender and fractured characteristic that makes it vulnerably enchanting. In his compositions, there is a considered effort to find light within all things, as though a widened view on the possibility of strength, wonder and joy might allow more opportunities for these features to be revealed. Fatato tours nationally and has released 5 albums as a leader: “Difficult Freedom”, “EP1”, “Wonderland”, “Settle Down”. FOLLOW <a href="https://alexander.bandcamp.com/">ALEX FATATO</a> TICKETS &amp; INFO AT: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mission-hill-arts-festival-tickets-500760617487">EVENTBRITE</a>

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MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting DADA Quartet

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting HSTF Batey Comunitario

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting SHANE SAGER

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting: CIARA MOSER

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting: JASON PALMER & KEVIN HARRIS

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL presenting: OLIVIA PEREZ COLLELLMIR

KEVIN HARRIS PROJECT

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

Kevin Harris Project

2023 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL

2023 MISSION HILL ARTS FESTIVAL