Doors at 7:00 pm
Music at 8:00 pm
21+
$10 at the door, $6 adv
Kitchen and bar open 5pm-1am daily
What started as a subscription box due to the pandemic is now available in person. On the 3rd Saturday of each month, Travel Through Music to a different area of the world one show at a time. Join us for an evening of Music & Culture, all while supporting local vendors. This is an event to showcase local and international talents from all over the world and will definitely inspire you to travel in a whole new way, with music.
This month we are traveling to the beautiful Musical Country of Haiti!
Get to know our musicians :
Terry Borderline is a performer, songwriter, producer, recording engineer, event planner, editor, and recording artist ushering knowledge into the world through music, events, services, and audio/visual creative content. Born with a speech impediment, he overcame many of his obstacles using the wisdom of his rhymes. Founder of The Suns a hip hop rock-influenced hybrid band composed of Lucas McCain (Bass), Corey Spingel (Drummer), John Iacovino (Guitar), Gasoline Monk (Keys), Sassy D’estany (Vocals), Pr3scott (Vocals), and Lone Sol (Saxophone), Terry has transcended the culture as a critically acclaimed live act. Building on centuries and generations of musical achievement and progress Terry Borderline and Sassy D'estany devote their lives and career towards a shared purpose birthing a new age of healing and sound.
Rebecca Zama, ZAMA onstage, is a Haitian-American Boston-based singer and songwriter. She has had a lifelong love of music and began performing at the age of 3. Although she is young, she has already garnered an impressive amount of musical accolades thus far in her career, including being a two-time Boston Music Awards nominee.
ZAMA's music is a fusion of all of the different worlds that have inspired her, and she brings her high energy and soulful vocals to global stages.
ZAMA is also an actress, dancer, pianist, and co-founder of Haiti Global Youth Partnership, Inc. This organization is a 501c3 nonprofit that supports education and sustainable growth in her family’s hometown of L’Asile, Haiti. Keep an eye out for ZAMA, as she continues to make her mark in the music industry.