472 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 864-3278
472 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 864-3278
Welcome to House of Blues Boston Presented by ALEX AND ANI. CONCERTS: Our concert schedule along with tickets and more information can be found here: http://cncrt.ly/HOBBosTix RESTAURANT HOURS: Our Restaurant is open on show nights and during Red Sox home games. Our full menu is available until 10PM; after 10PM light menu available. All closing times are per management discretion; please call 888-693-BLUE with any questions. Our Positive Energy Patio is open seasonally and available for private events. For more information on booking a private event, contact us at 617-960-8332. FOUNDATION ROOM: Our members-only VIP dining room and lounge has an ambiance unlike anything else in Boston. It is the perfect place for professional or personal gatherings. Members have VIP access to concert tickets, personal concierge service, other Foundation Room locations and many more exclusive perks. The Foundation Room opens at 5PM on show nights. For additional hours and more information, please visit: http://www.houseofblues.com/boston/fr. PASS THE LINE: Get priority entrance into the Music Hall after minimum purchase in our Restaurant on select events! SPECIAL EVENTS: Our House Can Be Yours...From social gatherings of 20 to whole venue events of 2,000, The House of Blues special event staff will make your anniversary, birthday, wedding, corporate event, etc. unforgettable! Call us at 617-960-8332 for more information. PARKING: We don't have our own parking facility, but The Parking Garage at 49 Lansdowne Street operated by Standard Parking is a convenient option (http://www.parking4fenway.com/). There are a number of parking meters in the area as well.
Located in the historic Back Bay, the Berklee Performance Center (BPC) is at the core of Boston's entertainment and cultural community. Many excellent restaurants and hotels, as well as the Prudential Center, Fenway Park, and the Hynes Convention Center, are within walking distance. Showcasing over 200 events each year, the BPC may just be the busiest theatre in Boston, and it is certainly the most unique. Owned and operated by Berklee College of Music, the BPC hosts concerts by talented students, faculty, and visiting artists, as well as a wide variety of productions presented by outside promoters, arts presenters, and community organizations. Events at the BPC span every musical genre and represent a broad range of countries and cultures, from traditional artists to contemporary innovators defining the future of music. The center contains 1,215 seats, state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, and a full range of multimedia capabilities. Its relationship with Berklee College of Music affords professional quality recording of events and concerts. The Berklee Performance Center is easily accessible by public transportation, with parking available in neighboring garages.
Welcome to famous and historical Plough and Stars Irish pub and restaurant of Cambridge, Massachusetts! This restaurant, bar, and music venue has been a favorite of locals and visitors alike, offering a unique atmosphere for grabbing fantastic pub food and fare, drinks, and listening to music with friends. With it’s warm and cozy atmosphere and impressive music history, The Plough is a staple of the Cambridge community for generations young and old. Our wide variety of fine beers on tap and a full bar is home to some of the greatest bartenders in the state, and our menu features both innovative and traditional dishes. There is live music nearly every night, so check our website frequently for events and information!. Come by grab a pint and see what everyone is talking about! For booking, email [email protected] and provide links to your band's social media pages and music, as well as a range of dates that you're looking to play.
From commemorative co-branded House of Blues merchandise, customized gobo lights, interactive entertainment and creative decor options, House of Blues Boston’s versatility can perfectly complement your private event objectives. House of Blues and Live Nation bring knowledge, experience and event planning style, helping you create an everlasting special event to remember. Venue Capacities Entire Music Hall: Reception Capacity: 1800 Banquet Capacity: 300 Theater SeatingCapacity: 680 Main Floor Music Hall: Reception Capacity: 1200 Banquet Capacity: 200 Theater Seating Capacity: 400 Mezzanine Level Music Hall: Reception Capacity: 300 Banquet Capacity: 100 Loge Level: Reception Level: n/a Banquet Capacity: 286 Restaurant: 125 Entire Foundation Room: 250 Foundation Dining Room: 75 Foundation Room Lounge: 150 Foundation Media Room: 25 Entire Venue: 2200
venue and restaurant, upstairs is the smaller portion of the ME and hosts more acoustic, solo performances
The David Friend Recital Hall, at Berklee College of Music is a semicircular performance space with a horseshoe-shaped balcony, designed by architect Shizuo Harada. The 160-person capacity venue uses a stage that can be moved to the center of the room, creating a performance-in-the-round environment.
The Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 is a social club for Harvard students.AimThe Hasty Pudding Club was originally established to bring together undergraduates in friendship, conversation, and camaraderie.HistoryThe society was founded on September 1, 1795, by Horace Binney, who was then 15, by calling together a meeting of 21 juniors in the room of Nymphas Hatch. The club is named for the traditional American dish that the founding members ate at their first meeting. Each week two members in alphabetical order had to provide a pot of hasty pudding for the Club to enjoy.It is the oldest collegiate social club in America. Originally, the Club engaged in holding mock trials, which became more elaborate throughout time. This culminated in a member, Lemuel Hayward, secretly planning to stage a musical on the night he was to host the Club's meeting. On December 13, 1844, Hayward and other members staged Bombastes Furioso in Hollis 11, which began the Hasty Pudding Theatricals.Throughout its history, the Hasty Pudding Club absorbed many others, such as the DKE and the Med Fac. In 1925, the Hasty Pudding Club absorbed the Institute of 1770, which was a similar social club. The Institute name is now part of the club's official title.The Pudding is currently the only social club on campus that is coed and has members from all four years. Membership to the social club is gained through a series of lunches, cocktail parties, and other gatherings, which are referred to as the "punch process." The Pudding holds its social activities in a clubhouse near Harvard Square. These include weekly "Members' Nights", dinner and cocktail parties, as well as its elaborate theme parties, such as "Leather and Lace".
Take in the eclectic environment of the gallery as you enjoy coffee or tea while you shop through carefully curated collections and handmade goodies by local, global artisans and designers. Speak with them. Hear their stories & prepare yourself to be inspired! It's an interactive shopping experience right in the heart of the Cultural District! #OOTBArtistMarket The mission of Out of the Blue Gallery is to organize, support, and present to the public at large the creative efforts of local artists, musicians, and more from our community. The gallery encourages artists of all backgrounds to share with us and celebrate the uniqueness they bring from different cultures, genders, ages and academic backgrounds.
The Middle East is a live music venue, bar and restaurant in the Central Square area of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Having featured a huge variety of musicians since 1987, the establishment, with its upstairs and downstairs rooms, "is the nexus of metro Boston's rock-club scene for local and touring bands", according to Boston Phoenix newspaper. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Middle_East_(nightclub) www.mideastclub.com twitter.com/mideastclub zuzubar.com twitter.com/zuzubar facebook.com/zuzubar Current Schedule here. Bookmark it! http://bit.ly/middleeastcurrent
venue and restaurant, upstairs is the smaller portion of the ME and hosts more acoustic, solo performances
The Middle East is a live music venue, bar and restaurant in the Central Square area of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Having featured a huge variety of musicians since 1987, the establishment, with its upstairs and downstairs rooms, "is the nexus of metro Boston's rock-club scene for local and touring bands", according to Boston Phoenix newspaper.HistoryThe Middle East opened as a Lebanese restaurant in 1970. In 1975 after brothers Joseph and Nabil Sater Habib purchased the establishment they expanded into a store front at 472 Massachusetts Avenue The brothers maintained the ethnic food and keeping in the theme of the restaurant they had Arab-language bands, music and belly dancers. The area is now known as The Middle East Upstairs. In the 1980s they booked blues and jazz music. It was not until 1987 that the first rock show was played by a solo Roger Miller of Mission of Burma fame.Later that year a birthday party was thrown by local music promoter Billy Ruane at T.T. the Bear's Place, a small rock club next door. Having overbooked T.T.'s, Ruane worked with the Sater brothers to have some of his party spill over to The Middle East and allow bands to play at their establishment. Ruane was quoted in 2007 by the Boston Phoenix saying to a 20th anniversary reunion crowd: "You remember what happened — I threw a fuckin' party that got too fuckin’ big".
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