Algonquin Tri-M Chapter 2137 will host the 10th annual Open Mic/Coffeehouse on Wednesday, May 1 at 7pm in the ARHS cafe. The evening will feature 16 performances including a poetry reading, dance troupe, a cappella groups and solo performances.
Admission is $5 and $3 for Class of 2019. The event is sponsored by Armeno’s Coffee and Lowe’s Meat Market. Delicious goodies and coffee will be available to purchase throughout the evening.
March 6-8, the Fine & Performing Arts Department hosted Arts Expo Week: MAKE ROOM FOR THE ARTS to celebrate Youth Art Month and Music in the Schools Month. Student artwork was displayed in a Pop-up Art Gallery outside of the cafeteria. During all lunches, students in the Fine & Performing Arts program demonstrated a taste of the arts through live music, drawing, painting, and wheel throwing demonstrations.
Algonquin’s Ladies First and Algoncappella will perform tonight at 7:30 at the Wick Festival. The event is held annually at St. Mark’s and features local high school a cappella groups.
Five Algonquin musicians were selected, after an extensive audition process, to perform as members of the Massachusetts All-State Music Festival. They will rehearse over two days with the top high school musicians from the state and perform at Symphony Hall in Boston.
Congratulations to Julia Kardos- voice, Harry Marble- voice, Maya Sagarin- trombone, Sravya Tanikella- voice, Justin Wang- violin, on this great accomplishment!
The Northborough-Southborough Music Association is hosting a fundraiser at Northborough’s Mooyah on Wednesday, January 30 from 4-9pm. This fundraiser will help the NSMA provide more financial support to the music programs and students of Northborough and Southborough in grades 4-12.
The only requirement is that the purchases are between 4-9pm and mention NSMA when paying for your purchase. The fundraiser applies to both take-out and dine-in options as long as you mention NSMA.
