During the early days of COVID-19, Arts Council of Tamworth went virtual with performances from Regi Carpenter, Fiona Howell, and The Bakery Band. Check out the full performance here!

"Motoko was energetic, passionate about storytelling—which engaged students. Breaking storytelling down into smaller sections made it seem easy. Expectations were clear.  I was impressed after only two sessions how comfortable students were with telling stories about their lives." — K. A. Brett teacher

“Arts Council of Tamworth brought Tim Eriksen just as our town is preparing to celebrate its 250th anniversary. I can’t think of a more appropriate musician to celebrate the complex history of this area’s music. I attended both the workshop and performance: at both, Tim Eriksen made us appreciate the turbulent, adventurous and apocalyptic forces that shaped the songs he performs. I left with new music from an older time, and a fascinating glimpse into our New England heritage. ” -Allie Kaplan-Thompson

Cheick Hamala Diabate - n'goni, banjo, guitar, vocals joseph ngwa - djembe dan kurfirst - drumset nakima - dance meera chakravarthy - flute ... and some very enthusiastic dancing by nakima smith and students at the K.A. Brett school!

Arts Council of Tamworth celebrates another successful program season with a Cuban-themed benefit dinner and a fabulous concert/dance party with Boston-based cuban roots band Los Sugar Kings!

The afro-Semitic experience perform unity in the community with youth from Tamworth’s K.A.. Brett school and the potluck singers at the Barnstormers theatre.

The unbelievably cool and fabulous Verónica Robles has the entire audience dancing on this one, not just the volunteers on stage. mariachi loco! this performance was the final event of a several day artist residency in which Verónica taught dances from around Latin America to every child in a k-8 school and to community members of all ages, funded in part by a nest grant from the new England foundation for the arts.