All events are open to the public unless otherwise specified! Please join us!
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
About the production
Weighting the Wait is a community-built theatre work created through story circles with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Open Theatre Project, curated by Dev Luthra.Through movement, language, and shared ritual, the piece gives voice to mothers confronting the loss of a child to gun violence — and to the power of community, forgiveness, and love that endures beyond death.This production resists despair. It invites courage, tenderness, and connection. It reminds us that we can’t face violence alone — we must face it together.
Why This Story Matters
We live in a world where violence feels constant and connection feels rare. Weighting the Wait dares to imagine something different: a circle of mothers standing in grief and hope, calling us to listen, to care, and to act. It’s not just a play — it’s a model for how communities can resist despair and rebuild through love.
Community & Collaboration
This production is built in partnership with the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, an organization that supports survivors of homicide and promotes peace, justice, and healing in Boston.Together, we honor real stories, real people, and real resilience — building bridges between art, activism, and community care.
This production runs approximately 45 Min including audience engagement portions at the beginning and end of the performance. There is NO intermission.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Elias Miller, Conductor
May. 9th, 2026 at 7:30PM
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Open dress rehearsal
May 8th, 2026 at 7:30PM
St. John’s episcopal church
Ethan Chaves – World Premiere
Bruch – Violin Concerto
(Calvin Alexander, Violin)
Schumann – Symphony No. 1 “Spring”
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm
JP Social Gaming meets Tuesday nights in the Parish Hall from 6-10. This group of board game players comes together each week to play strategy and party games. Come and learn some modern board games! There are always plenty of games to choose from, but feel free to bring your own as well. Our Tuesday meetings are recommended for older teens and adults, but we also have Saturday gatherings at the JP library every other month for all ages. Learn more and stay in touch with local board gamers in our Facebook group. Donations to the church are requested from those able to give.
In person. All Are Welcome.
This group also has a virtual meeting earlier in the evening. For more information on participating virtually, please email us.
