The Narrows Center for the Arts is offering a packed schedule of concerts and events this holiday season.
The venue, located at 16 Anawan St. in Fall River, is hosting a variety of performances, from jazz and rock to soul and roots music, according to a community announcement.
Here’s a look at what’s coming up:
Dec. 2: ‘The Making of Christmas’
Created by Jim Hanon, “The Making of Christmas” is a former ad guy’s journey to rediscover the humanity of God with us, beyond the God-shaped things or ideas that are often sold to us. Filmed primarily in New England over five Christmas seasons the film highlights local expressions of historical Christmas traditions. Weaving medieval style animations with contemporary cinematography the story explores the scriptural references of Jesus before and after his birth, and reflects on what it means for Jesus to be born not only in a manger but also in our hearts. All proceeds go to The Fall River Christmas Outreach
Dec. 4: Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly, a singer-saxophonist-songwriter-composer and band leader, has made a name for herself in the jazz world with sold-out concerts and 15 acclaimed albums. She has performed at the Hollywood Bowl and was a member of the house band for “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” In 2022, she became the youngest member of Berklee College of Music’s Board of Trustees.
Dec. 5: The Weight Band
The Weight Band is led by guitarist and vocalist Jim Weider, who replaced Robbie Robertson in The Band. The group originated in 2013 inside the famed Woodstock barn of Levon Helm. Performances include The Weight Band’s original songs as well as fan favorites from The Band’s catalog.
Dec. 11: Reckoners
Reckoners is an all-star music group featuring some of the top players in the Boston music scene. The band pays homage to the roots of early soul and classic rock, offering a fresh yet familiar sound.
Dec. 12: Fantastic Cat
Fantastic Cat is a supergroup of four songwriters who joined forces to record their debut album, “The Very Best Of Fantastic Cat,” in 2022.
Dec. 13: Donna the Buffalo
Donna The Buffalo has been a staple in the roots rock scene since 1989, playing thousands of shows and festivals, including Bonnaroo and the Newport Folk Festival.
Dec. 18: Bywater Call
Bywater Call is a seven-piece Southern soul and roots rock band from Toronto. The group has received multiple Independent Blues and Maple Blues Award nominations and has toured extensively in Europe.
Dec. 19-20: Quinn Sullivan
Quinn Sullivan, a 26-year-old singer, songwriter and guitarist from New Bedford, gained national attention with appearances on shows like “The Tonight Show” and “Ellen.” He has toured and recorded with music legend Buddy Guy.
Dec. 27: Adam Ezra Group
Adam Ezra Group is an Americana band known for its connection with fans and its nonprofit organization, RallySound, which raises money for various causes.
Art show runs through Dec. 27
“In the Valley of the Shadow: The Cost of Walking with Death” is a solo art show featuring the military paintings of renowned artist Brian Fox. The exhibit honors American heroes from World War II, Korea, Vietnam and modern-day conflicts.
Venue offers event spaces
The Narrows Center for the Arts has recently expanded its community spaces and rentals program. The venue now offers two more restored spaces that can accommodate 30 to 430 people for events such as non-profit galas, staff events and personal celebrations.
The Narrows Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that exhibits visual artwork in two galleries and houses a 430-seat concert space. The center also offers arts educational programming, local school tours, artist studio spaces and free festivals for the community.
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