Berklee Artists Return for Performances at Boston's Snowport Holiday Market
Berklee students will perform at the Stage by Mohegan Sun every Monday at 5 p.m. from November 9–December 21 as part of this year's Snowport holiday market.
Photo by Haley Abram
For the third consecutive year, Berklee artists will return to perform at Snowport, Boston’s open-air winter market in the Seaport neighborhood, as part of the Mohegan Music Mondays series. Starting on Monday, November 9, at 5 p.m., emerging student artists selected by Berklee will give weekly performances featuring holiday covers and original music on the Stage by Mohegan Sun.
“It’s been wonderful partnering with the Snowport team to curate live performances for Mohegan Music Mondays for our third consecutive holiday season,” said Ryan Braaten, manager of industry relations for the Berklee Career Center. “I’m incredibly grateful to the talent relations ambassadors who helped organize the lineup, and am thrilled to see our artists celebrate the magic of the season alongside the members of the Greater Boston community.”
The full lineup of Berklee musicians performing as a part of Mohegan Music Mondays is as follows:
- November 9: Trinity Lee
- November 16: Hanna Lauren
- November 23: Kassidy Collins
- November 30: Elise Rochet
- December 7: Keeme Tajudeen
- December 14: Sofia Sunshine
- December 21: Mia McIntosh
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