Zach Sherwin returns to CitySpace for the fifth time on Friday, June 21. to host another round of The Crossword Show! 🎉 Comedians Bethany van Delft and Will Smalley will join to help solve the Boston debut of Puzzle #1: “MiC Holders” live onstage, with everything displayed on our screen so you can follow along.
This is one of our favorite events every year and we promise it’ll blow your mind! Get your tickets before they sell out here: https://wbur.fm/3vGy5OJ
This Thurs. 3/24 at 7pm ET: Join us for an evening with Veronica Robles, mariachi singer, founder of the first female mariachi band in Boston, cultural icon for Latinos in Boston and an ambassador for the power of arts and culture to bring community together. She and her band will perform not only traditional mariachi songs, but music from other Latin American countries as well as her own compositions.
In-person attendees will enjoy a post-show reception and meet-and-greet with Veronica and her band! Use code CS21 to save $5 on on-person tickets here: https://wbur.fm/3Gk61AD
This week, many are asking why Russia would go to war with Ukraine. On Tuesday at CitySpace, Fiona Hill, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and co-author of “Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin,” suggested that President Vladimir Putin would likely point to the U.S. for justification and the 2003 war in Iraq.
You can watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/UCT_pavcAXg
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TOMORROW! Join us for a virtual conversation with Jason Bond, James Beard Award nominee and executive chef of Clover Food Lab. He'll discuss his “root-cellar” style of cooking, which was shaped by being raised as a kid around farming and preserving the harvest in Wyoming and Kansas. Mei Mei Dumplings co-founder Irene Li moderates. Tickets are $5 and available until tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. here: http://spr.ly/6181KG4ft This event is co-produced by BU Food and Wine.
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🚨 Exciting news from WBUR 90.9 FM's podcast team: a brand new season of Last Seen Podcast is coming on February 1!
Millions of listeners tuned into the first season of Last Seen to hear about the largest unsolved art heist in history. For Season 2, we’re trying something brand new: curating an anthology of true stories about all kinds of people, places, money, fish, planets, ashes, feelings, and many other things that have gone … missing. This collection is about what losing them means, why we keep searching, and whether or not they could — or even should — be found. Learn more and sign up for alerts here: http://spr.ly/6183K1FLx
Call to Mind Live: Pass or Fail — Mental Health in Community Colleges
WBUR, Boston’s NPR News Station, is partnering with Call to Mind and the Well Beings Tour to bring you Call to Mind Live: Pass or Fail — Mental Health in Community Colleges. Join Here & Now co-host Scott Tong for a panel discussion about understanding and navigating the mental health gaps in community college.
WBUR Town Hall: Meet Boston Mayoral Candidate Annissa Essaibi George
WBUR Town Hall: Meet Boston Mayoral Candidate Michelle Wu
On Point Presents The Prime Effect: How Amazon Shapes The Way We Live
2021 Boston Mayoral Debate
WBUR, The Boston Globe, UMass Boston’s McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies and WCVB will host a special live debate between the candidates for Mayor of Boston: John Barros, Andrea Campbell, Annissa Essaibi George, Kim Janey and Michelle Wu.
The debate will be moderated by Radio Boston host Tiziana Dearing and Boston Globe columnist Adrian Walker.
#PrideExtended Fest
The ARTery, WBUR's arts and culture team, is proud to sponsor #PrideExtended.
#PrideExtended, an initiative founded by Mercedes Loving-Manley, is a benefit festival and mutual aid initiative highlighting Black trans and non-binary talent with live performances and film screenings. It honors Black trans and non-binary ancestors and contemporary experiences by advocating for the TLGBQ+ community.
As the culminating event in a yearlong exhibition project Combahee’s Radical Call, join the Boston Center for the Arts for a night of conversation and performances that center the Black trans and non-binary experience. Panelists Dykee Gorrell, Noelle Deleon and Desi will discuss what future spaces for Black trans women and femmes look like. What does it mean to manifest security while remaining vigilant? How can the community at-large better serve the TLGBQ+ community?
Performances from ATL based artist Tweeny, DJ Delish, Boston-based artist Ny and Lady Tournament conclude the night’s programming.
Sound On: Really From In Concert
Indie Jazz band Really From is working toward exploring a sound that is ambitious, expansive and turbulent, layering synth, trombone and flugelhorn with ambient gusts and complex drums. Featured as The ARTery's Sound On musician in March 2021, the band's self-titled album doubled as a freshly focused declaration of the artistic direction, honed over the past seven years, unpacking the complexities of identity and culture.
Join us for an intimate studio performance by Really From, filmed and recorded at The Record Co. This performance is part of The ARTery’s ongoing Sound On music series, which highlights rising local musicians.