Audience participation requested:

The Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers “prefer to dance with the people instead of for the people,” and ask for your participation in this event. Please come prepared to dance and sing in the ways that you are able.

Don’t miss a Neighborhood Arts performance that will educate and entertain, immersing you in the song and dance of Wampanoag Nation and other vibrant cultures of the Eastern Woodlands.

Singers and dancers will wear traditional dress and perform on water drums and handcrafted rattles to share song and dance reflecting on our relationship with the world around us: how we are all connected to the earth, the sky, the water, the plants, animals, and insects.

This powerful, joyful, family-friendly experience offers a deep opportunity to learn and join the dancers in song and movement. Alongside the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers, honor the natural world and 12,000 years of ongoing Wampanoag culture.

Venue Information:

The Multicultural Arts Center is located at 41 Second Street in Cambridge, MA. Please enter at the ground floor entrance and visit the Box Office on your right as you enter.

Once you check in, you will head upstairs to the theater. There is an elevator and staircase for access to the theater.

Seating is general admission. Box Office will open an hour before the show starts, so you are welcome to arrive early. Feel free to visit our gallery before the show begins.

Getting There:

The Multicultural Arts Center is located just a few blocks from the Green line Lechmere MBTA Station.

The East Cambridge Parking Garage is entered off Spring Street, between First & Second Streets, one block away from us, and open 24/7.