Boston Baroque | Comcast Newsmakers

Boston Baroque - 4:44

with Miguel Rodriguez on Performances and Programs

Posted Feb 20, 2018

Boston Baroque produces lively, emotionally charged performances of Baroque and Classical works performed on period instruments that reflect the eras in which the music was composed and makes these world-class performances accessible to all audiences.

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team

#Massachusetts #Community #General Interest

Other videos hosted by Jenny Johnson

East Boston Agency Increasing Joy

East Boston Agency Increasing Joy - 5:21

East Boston Social Centers is a multi-service agency helping neighborhood residents with everything from early learning to senior programs to displacement due to rapid gentrification. Executive Director, Justin Pasquariello, joins Newsmakers.

Asian American Immigrant Economic Self-Sufficiency

Asian American Immigrant Economic Self-Sufficiency - 4:51

The Asian American Civic Association evolved from serving Boston's Chinese immigrants to serving people from over 85 countries, reflecting not just changing demographics of Boston's Chinatown but America alike. Executive Director, Mary Chin, explains.

Merrimack Valley Gas Explosion

Merrimack Valley Gas Explosion - 5:53

The Essex County Community Foundation supports thousands of the county's nonprofits in 34 towns and cities. ECCF President and CEO, Beth Francis, talks about philanthropy and in particular the leadership role with the Greater Lawrence gas explosion.

Public Health: Managing Opioids and E-Cigarettes in Massachusetts

Public Health: Managing Opioids and E-Cigarettes in Massachusetts - 4:34

MA consistently ranks among the highest in healthiest states. Dr. Monica Bharel, Commissioner of the MA Department of Public Health, discusses the states response to the opioid crisis and raising the age for tobacco and E-cigarette sales to 21.

Boston's Growing and Affordable Arts

Boston's Growing and Affordable Arts - 4:51

Greater Boston has more arts and cultural organizations per capita than any other U.S. metro area. ArtsBoston, Executive Director, Catherine Peterson joins Jenny Johnson to discuss the city's thriving Arts and Culture sector and why it matters.

Education-Fishing-Climate-Health

Education-Fishing-Climate-Health - 6:09

Massachusetts Senate Minority Leader, Bruce Tarr, sits down with Jenny Johnson to discuss many top MA Senate priorities; including modernizing the education funding formula, healthcare containment, climate change strategies, and MA fishing and farming.

Loading...

TYPE A KEYWORD AND PRESS ENTER TO SEARCH:

OR EXPLORE SEGMENTS BY TOPIC:

COMMUNITY

ECONOMY & BUSINESS

EDUCATION

GENERAL INTEREST

GOVERNMENT

HEALTH

LOCAL

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY