An evening of original music by Kim Moberg and Brian Miller as part of the Duxbury Free Library Summer Music Series. Sponsored by the Friends of Duxbury Free Library.
Free and Family Friendly!
Shows
Last year, the inaugural year of Cambridge Porchfest, more than 80 performers wowed crowds at 25 locations across the Cambridgeport neighborhood. Our “stages” were neighborhood driveways, porches, yards and parks. Performers were young and old, amateur and professional, playing rock, rap, house, jazz, and so much more - all joining together in this FREE event to celebrate music and community.
This year, we invite you to attend the 2nd annual Cambridge Porchfest on Saturday, July 11 from 12-6 pm. Once again, the event will take place in and around the Cambridgeport neighborhood and feature performers on porches, in yards and driveways, and at local parks. This is a free do-it-yourself festival and we can’t do it without you.
In addition, on Sunday, July 12 there will be performances at restaurants, cafes, and other outdoor spaces along Mass. Ave. in Central Square. This will definitely be a summer weekend worth sticking around for!
FREE Concert Series presented by Mashpee Recreation!
Bring your chairs, some soft drinks, snacks and friends! Enjoy a live concert by singer/songwriter Kim Moberg joined by fiddler/violinist Heather Swanson!
NB Roots and Branches is a two-day acoustic music and art festival “by and for the people” taking place annually on the 3rd week of July. The festival is 100% free to all and devoted to ensuring the various diverse communities of Greater New Bedford are represented on both the performance schedule and in the audience. It aims to have a positive impact on downtown New Bedford’s social, cultural, and business communities. The festival is organized under the co-direction of Jeff Angeley and Christian Camarao and the 2026 edition exists under the fiscal agency of Gallery X, Inc., a 501c3 at the heart of downtown New Bedford with whom we share common vision.
Our festival hosts performers of multiple genres of acoustic music as well as traditional dance, visual art, performance art, a parade, sculptural installation work, and a culminating visual art event. Performances take place at indoor “stages” in New Bedford’s small businesses, outdoor music and art areas hosted at Wing’s Court, Customs House Square, Market St, & Purchase St, and in the beautiful building of the historical New Bedford Whaling Museum. We collaborate with cultural partners and artist liaisons to reach a diverse population of performers who in turn help our festival to reach a broad audience of enthusiastic local and regional attendees.
