Cultural Events
A Summer Evening with Livingston Taylor
The Hope Collaborative Benefit concert with Livingston Taylor at the Oakley Country Club was a thrilling success!
Livingston's music riveted the audience. New songs and classic hits brought his wisdom and signature gentleman songwriter's worldview to a sold-out audience. His ringing guitar stylings and lyrical melodic approaches opened songs to new vistas. The evening brought stories of Hope and Leadership with participating kids transforming and driving change in the neighborhoods. An August Afternoon at Passim Cultural Center
We partnered with our friends at Cambridge's Passim Cultural Center to present kids and families with Shun and All Stars, who will be sharing their program, "Overcoming the Hardships of Growing Up Through Music." Kids and teens, staff, families, and friends experienced an extraordinary afternoon in the heart of Harvard Square.
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Berklee College Holiday Concert with Ellis Paul
Hope celebrated a special holiday event at the Berklee College School of Music's Red Room at Cafe 939 with Ellis Paul, one of the pre-eminent acoustic songwriters and performers working in America today.
With some 3 decades on the road--and over 10 original albums, Ellis has won honors and accolades around the world for his artistry and talent. Ellis played an exciting, interactive acoustic set, followed by a reading of his recent children's book "The Night the Lights Went Out on Christmas" (with complimentary copies for children in the audience!). Hope @ House of Blues: Blues SchoolHouse
The House of Blues in Boston graciously partnered with Hope Collaborative to offer a fantastic musical event for kids and their families, teachers, and more.
Blues SchoolHouse is a free, fun, interactive high-energy music review for all ages featuring the history of blues and rock--and the music of Michael Jackson, Queen Latifah, John Mayer, and Stevie Wonder--and many more. Programming centered around the "History of the Blues - From the Delta to Soul, Rock and Rap!" |
