The St. John’s Coffeehouse Concerts bring live music to local audiences; empower performing artists; and benefit social-support and arts organizations in the greater community. The series produces 8 concerts per year, and is in its eighth year. The series was established in 2012 when we brought in a Tanzanian Gospel singer named Flora Mayala and a local women’s African drumming group, Kukublu.
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DishUP! Concert for Arlington EATS & Musicians’ Relief Fund
DONATION LINK: Venmo @PiercePress OR send a check to St. John’s, 74 Pleasant St., Arlington MA 02476; memo Dish-UP for both! On January 8, we’re dishing up a great lineup to benefit Arlington EATS (food pantry) and local musicians affected by pandemic...
St. John’s Coffeehouse Concert Series – opener – February 8, 2020
This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas which reflect the talents, skills, interests, concerns, and diversity of the...
St. John’s Coffeehouse Concert Series – February 8, 2020
Scottish Fish are a Boston based fiddle and cello group whose youthful enthusiasm, unique arrangements, and original compositions have entertained audiences throughout New England and beyond. Their performances of traditional and contemporary Scottish and Cape Breton...
St. John’s Coffeehouse Concert Series – Oct 12, 2019 – Diamond Abatelli
Opening for Reggie Harris at the St. John’s Coffeehouse on Oct 12, are the award-winning duo of Lori Diamond and Fred Abatelli, performing their magical, genre-defying original music. For more about Lori and Fred’s music, see LDFAmusic.com St. John’s Coffeehouse...
St. John’s Coffeehouse Concert Series – September 14, 2019
Welcome to our long-awaited “Women in Traditional American Music” with Marylou Ferrante and Robin OHerin. This concert highlights the important role that women played both in creating and performing in the early 20th century. All three of these musicians...
St. John’s Coffeehouse Concert Series – June 8, 2019
Called “one of the finest singers and musicians anywhere in folkdom” (Boston Globe) and “a musician and singer of dazzling versatility” (No Depression), Tracy Grammer is among contemporary folk music’s most beloved artists. Renowned for...