Upcoming events.
ArtSpark Presents: Clejan Live in Boston
ArtSpark is proud to present Clejan as part of our ongoing commitment to supporting innovative artists who expand what performance can be and who gets to take the stage.
Clejan is a boundary-breaking artist from Atlanta, GA, who fuses heavy-hitting trap music with the elegance of the violin.
A classically trained violinist since age 3, he has independently released over 100 original songs and built a global audience of millions as @thetrapviolinist.
This journey has led him to share stages with legends like Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, and Demi Lovato, and in 2025, he sold out his entire solo cross-country tour.
Today, he's back on the road, bringing a raw hip-hop energy and virtuosic performance together like no one else in the world.
Listen closely—it will light your inner fire. Catch the fire live. Get your tickets now. Free meet and greets included with every ticket purchase
ArtSpark @ Jamaica Plain Porchfest
ArtSpark is excited to be part of JP Porchfest, bringing together a lineup of BIPOC artists from across our community for an afternoon of live music, storytelling, and connection. Rooted in our mission to elevate Boston’s creative voices, this showcase celebrates the power of neighborhood spaces as stages—where artists and audiences come together in an accessible, joyful exchange. Featuring India Rose, Gabby Simpkins, Cyan Sueño, and youth artists from Beat the Odds Boston, we’re proud to support artists sharing their work in one of Jamaica Plain’s most beloved community traditions.
*FREE SHOW*
The Global Majority: Spring 2026
The Global Majority is a recurring showcase dedicated to amplifying the voices of BIPOC artists in the greater Boston area. The goal of this showcase is to create an environment in which BIPOC performers and audience members alike can feel and express the fullest, most honest versions of themselves. Past performers include Dom the Composer, and Juana, and past collaborators include Brighter Boston, Beat The Odds, and Mass Cultural Council.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1983904152726?aff=oddtdtcreator
Homegrown Futures @ NU Crossing
Homegrown Futures celebrates what becomes possible when local artistry and institutional partnership grow side by side. By bringing together Artspark roster artists, emerging youth voices with Northeastern University's support, this collaboration highlights the power of investing in creativity rooted in community. We’re bringing an amazing lineup to Northeastern Crossing including Karim, Aaron Hour and featured youth artist Kiernan Ceide. Together with Northeastern Crossing, we’re cultivating pathways for the next generation of artists to thrive — right where they are.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artspark-boston-x-northeastern-crossing-2026-tickets-1983971553323?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true
ArtSpark Presents: The Global Majority
The Global Majority is a reoccurring artist showcase presented by ArtSpark Boston dedicated to uplifting the voices of BIPOC artists based in the greater Boston area. Come join us for an evening celebrating our legacies and stories at Urbanica Gallery in Roxbury! The Global Majority is a showcase of talent from ArtSpark Roster Artists, featuring performances, art exhibitions, and more. Connect with fellow art enthusiasts and immerse yourself in a vibrant cultural experience. Don't miss out on this unique event that highlights the creativity and passion of Boston's BIPOC artists. See you there!
This event is made possible in partnership with the Mass Cultural Council, Beat the Odds Boston, and Castle Square Tenants Association, Brighter Boston, and The Record Co
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artspark-presents-the-global-majority-tickets-1007694339897?aff=oddtdtcreator
artspark unplugged: an acoustic showcase & fundraiser
Join us for a night of local live music as we celebrate and raise funds for ArtSpark Boston!
ArtSpark is a Boston-Based event series that aims to take the power and privilige out of the performing arts. The funds raised will be put towards our operations and equitable payment for the artists on our roster.
artspark info session
Artspark is looking for feedback from Boston-local BIPOC artists and cultural workers! How can we strengthen our networks? What resources do you wish existed for us to thrive as working artists? Most importantly, how can ArtSpark help fill those gaps? We want to work together to envision and realize the changes WE want to see.
We’ll be doing some brainstorming and discussion based activities to generate feedback, ideas, and energy from participants. We’re looking forward to hearing what you have to say!