The Cambridge Arts STREAM Festival
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We plan to feature art workshops, music, dance, and theater performances, video art, food and art vendors, kinetic sculpture races, and more on our website and CCTV’s channel and streaming platforms.
Sign-up Information
Anyone can enjoy these videos or watch on the day of our live event!
No application or registration needed.
Cost
This Event is free!
Location
- Only virtual (online or over the phone).
All of these programs will be streamed online, some are available before the live airing on our website: https://www.cambridgema.gov/arts/Programs/riverfestival
Dates and Times
.: Sat, June 6 2020 2PM – 9:05PM.
- 3pm - 4pm: Sculpture Race
- 4pm - 4:30pm: Jazz (pre-recorded)
- 4:30pm - 5pm: Theater (pre-recorded)
- 5pm - 5:30pm: Folk Music (pre-recorded)
- 5:30pm - 6pm: Abilities Dance (live)
- 6pm - 6:30pm: Green Cambridge Symphony for the Sycamores (live)
- 6:30pm - 7:30pm: Poetry (live)
- 7:30pm - 8pm: Harvard Art Museums Exhibit Tour (live)
- 8pm - 8:45pm: Midday Movement Dance (pre-recorded)
- 8:45pm - 9pm: Visual Art Videos (pre-recorded)
- 9pm - 9:05pm: Mermaid Promenade (pre-recorded)
Pre-recorded titles can also be found on our website!
Additional information
With the health and safety of our artists, performers, audiences, vendors, suppliers, volunteers and staff as a primary consideration, the City of Cambridge and Cambridge Arts have made the decision to cancel the 2020 Cambridge Arts River. To bring highlights planned for the 2020 River Festival online, Cambridge Arts is launching The Cambridge Arts Stream Festival. Resources will be available throughout the spring on our website up until the day of the event.
The event will be streamed live at cctvcambridge.org/channel09 and will be on TV Channel 9
.: Sat, June 6 2020 2PM – 9:05PM.
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