Nobody’s Business

Nobody’s Business

Acoustic
Trad

Nobody’s Business is Hayden Stern (fiddle), Casey Murray (cello), and Helen Kuhar (guitar).

Nobody’s Business

The heralded artists @jimmykeelo and @davidcharles

The heralded artists @jimmykeelo and @davidcharleswoodhead make their way to the Passim stage tonight at 8 pm!

We're thrilled to receive a Community Fund grant f

We're thrilled to receive a Community Fund grant from @cambridge_cf! This support helps us create unique and impactful musical programming (like We Black Folk, Re-imagining Lilith Fair and the Indigenous Peoples Day Festival among many other community-minded projects) for Cambridge residents, as well as the whole of Greater Boston. Together, we're making good in our community. #MakingGood #CambMA

Say hello to Zia Amador, a trans voice actor, soni

Say hello to Zia Amador, a trans voice actor, sonic artist, and creative force using loop pedals and storytelling to craft sonic universes.

Don’t miss Zia and the rest of the cohort on stage at The Folk Collective Annual Concert on May 3rd. Grab your tickets before they sell out! passim.org/mission/folkcollective

#TheFolkCollective #FolkIsForEveryone #PassimVoices #ZiaAmador

🌱 About The Folk Collective:
The Folk Collective at Passim empowers, amplifies, and celebrates artists and voices who have historically shaped folk music and will continue to inspire its future. Through a two-year cohort model, the program provides artist development, mentorship, performance opportunities, and collaborative space—creating pathways to uphold folk music as vibrant, open to all, and reflecting the rich tapestry of its voices, traditions, and communities.

Grammy-nominated bass player, singer, songwriter,

Grammy-nominated bass player, singer, songwriter, and bandleader Missy Raines comes to Club Passim!

Passim was thrilled to celebrate a decade of Jim W

Passim was thrilled to celebrate a decade of Jim Wooster’s leadership tonight at Arrow Street Arts! Performances by Lori McKenna, Mark Erelli, DInty Child, Zachariah Hickman and a stellar string quartet…thank you Jim!

This Saturday (May 3), the Folk Collective present

This Saturday (May 3), the Folk Collective presents its Annual Concert, The People’s Song: Songs of Heritage, Resilience, and Renewal.
This event will showcase the 2025 cohort of artists playing songs that celebrate heritage, resilience, and renewal. Now in its third year, the Folk Collective continues its mission to highlight the diversity of folk music, with this year’s ten artists using their voices and songs for justice, healing, and transformation. On-stage together and performing in the round, the artists will weave together folk traditions that honor the past, challenge the present, and shape the future of the genre. Tickets are on sale now at passim.org.

Taking part in the concert are 2025 Folk Collective cohort members Alma Vatya, Anand Nayak, Mercedes Escobar, Chris Walton, Photocomfort (Justine Bowe), Nora Meier, Zia Amador, Pamela Means, Rachel Moberg, and Grace Givertz.

If you become a new member this coming weekend (Ma

If you become a new member this coming weekend (May 2-4), you will automatically get a free weekend pass to Passim's campfire fest!

To become a member, go to passim.org/membership

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