Classes & Workshops

We welcome mask-wearing at the School of Music and will continue to have masks available at the front desk.
If applicable, Good Friends Discount forms can be found within the descriptions of each participating workshop.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Our next School of Music Recital will be April 26th!

Head out to the Folk and Roots Stage at the @cambr

Head out to the Folk and Roots Stage at the @cambridgearts River Festival tomorrow for an amazing lineup of Folk Collective artists. Current Folk Collective artists and Alumni will be there from 12-6 pm. Admission is free! See you there!

Swedish Grammis award-winning singer-songwriter Sa

Swedish Grammis award-winning singer-songwriter Sarah Klang plays the Club Passim stage tonight! Grab your tickets to see her at passm.org/live.

Christine Tassan and les Imposteures bring their H

Christine Tassan and les Imposteures bring their Hot Club jazz to the Passim stage this Wednesday, June 25. Tickets can be found at the link in bio!

Club Passim is intentionally closed tonight in obs

Club Passim is intentionally closed tonight in observance of Juneteenth, a day dedicated to celebrating and uplifting Black voices.

Juneteenth marks the final emancipation of enslaved people in the United States, following the Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863. It serves as a celebration of African American liberation, culture, and joy, while also representing a recommitment to the ongoing work toward equity in the U.S.

The Black community’s use of music as a means to heal, motivate, and connect despite the severe injustices they have faced laid the foundation for modern American folk music. Before folk music arose, there were spirituals and work songs. We recognize these critical musical influences on folk music and acknowledge how, throughout modern American history, much of that influence has been overlooked or erased.

At Passim, we strive to cultivate a vibrant and inclusive community of folk musicians and listeners. This includes acknowledging the roots of folk music and actively working to include all voices that have been silenced by systems of oppression. The Folk Collective at Passim empowers diverse folk music artists in Greater New England to leverage music as a tool for community impact and social change by providing them a platform to reach new audiences, hone their craft, and amplify their unique voices.

We recognize that there is still work to be done to enhance inclusivity in our community. Music is a powerful and transformative tool for healing and connection. Now more than ever, we at Club Passim are committed to providing a welcoming, inclusive space for storytelling that embraces everyone.

We encourage you to learn more about Black history in Cambridge and uplift contemporary Black voices by visiting and supporting the Cambridge Black History Project (www.cambridgeblackhistoryproject.org) and @bhacambridge (www.bhacambridge.org).

Music truly is healing. It unites people, and allo

Music truly is healing. It unites people, and allows for community to grow through its shared experience. As an artist who got her start on the Passim stage, Vienna Teng's story really goes to show how the Passim community extends beyond the club walls. Join us in continuting to support and uplift the community through music with our annual campaign "Find Your Folk." Head to passim.org/support to learn more.

We release tickets for a bunch of awesome new show

We release tickets for a bunch of awesome new shows! Click the link in bio or head to passim.org/live to learn more.

Meghan Downing plays Palmer Street tomorrow as par

Meghan Downing plays Palmer Street tomorrow as part of our free Summer Concert Series!

Check out the full schedule at https://www.passim.org/live-music/festivals_summer_series/.

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