The following event announcement is from The North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) regarding their scholarship event that will be held on Saturday, April 11th: NEMPAC awards over $5,000 each year in children’s need-based music scholarships. Each year, these scholarships provide an opportunity for over twenty children to participate in private lessons, after-school music Read More…
Spring is the season of blossoming and our classes provide your children an opportunity to do just that with talented professionals who are dedicated to the musical growth of their students. We have many class offerings this spring to appeal to many interests. A few of our favorite classes include Kids Music Theatre, Family Music Read More…
On Monday, March 16th, the online campaign, Support NEMPAC Children’s Music Scholarship, was launched through Indiegogo with a fundraising goal of $2,500. NEMPAC aims to give every child an equal opportunity to experiment, create, and potentially influence our future with an inspiring musical experience. Every dollar given to the scholarship fund can truly make a Read More…
North End Music and Performing Arts Centers (NEMPAC) is partnering with the Boston Landmarks Orchestra for a special Children’s Italian Music Concert at the Hatch Shell on August 5th. Youth singers of all ability levels are invited to participate. We will NOT turn down any student due to program costs. This is an exceptional opportunity and Read More…
Grant Jacoby has joined NEMPAC’s Musical Theatre Troupe team as choreographer for the upcoming musical production of Peter Pan Jr. being presented in May. Grant was born and raised in Wellesley, Massachusetts, where he began his dance training at the Kathy McCrohon Dance Center and as a featured dancer in countless musicals. He founded his Read More…
NEMPAC is holding their Annual Meeting on Wednesday, February 4, 2015, from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at the Mariners House located at 11 North Square, North End of Boston. This meeting, required in the by-laws, is open to the public. The agenda will cover a synopsis of the year including financial statement reporting, as well Read More…
On a bitterly cold night, familiar and new friends of NEMPAC ventured out to experience a powerfully moving concert at the North Bennet Street School entitled “I Have a Dream…” in celebration of Martin Luther King Day. Artistic Director Christina Wright-Ivanova, pianist, was joined by four exceptional artists, Stephen Marotto, cello; Jessica Nicolet, soprano; Kristin Read More…
The North End Performing Arts Winter Concert Series presents a special American Music concert, ‘I have a Dream…’, in celebration of Martin Luther King Day on Friday, January 16th, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. This concert will celebrate the multiple dimensions of American identity through a musical look at different aspects of the American dream. It will showcase Read More…
Students from the North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) performed last week at the North End / West End ABCD Neighborhood Service Center. The students are shown here with Meghan Denenberg and Lisa Ayres. Photo courtesy of @ABCDBoston.
Family and friends gathered at St. Stephen’s Church for the NEMPAC Private Music Students Recital. Pride and joy filled the air as each student presented their special song – a splendid array of performances! The NEMPAC Private Music Instruction program offers students of all ages and stages a chance to learn an instrument of their Read More…
‘Tis the time of year for NEMPAC recitals! We at NEMPAC love our student recitals and take great pride in watching our students demonstrate all they learned over the session. You have three opportunities to watch NEMPAC students perform. They are: December 5th, 4 pm- ABCD outreach recital: NEMPAC students will perform a holiday themed, Read More…
The NEMPAC Children’s Music Theater Troupe delivered a captivating performance of Honk Jr. the Musical Thursday evening at Boston Harbor Community Church. It’s a modern day adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Ugly Duckling” that has many moments that will tickle your funny bone. The overall moral to the story reminds us that it is our Read More…