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New England Synth Fest Set Coming To Northeastern University, Saturday, May 2 2026

The New England Synthesizer Festival returns Saturday, May 2, 2026, Noon – 6 PM at Northeastern University, Boston, MA.… Read More New England Synth Fest Set Coming To Northeastern University, Saturday, May 2 2026

April 15, 2026April 15, 20261 Comment

New England Synth Fest Coming February 22, 2024

Organizers of the New England Synth Fest lets us know that the next event is scheduled for Thursday, February 22 at the Museum of Science Boston.… Read More New England Synth Fest Coming February 22, 2024

February 12, 2024February 16, 20245 Comments

New England Synth Fest Coming To Massachusetts April 22, 2023

New England Synth Fest will be held Saturday, April 22, 12pm to 6pm, in Burlington, Mass, and will feature a day of live music, video art, vendors, exhibitors, lectures, a jam room, and a ‘synthesizer petting zoo’.… Read More New England Synth Fest Coming To Massachusetts April 22, 2023

April 12, 2023April 14, 20233 Comments

New England Synth Fest Returns February 23, 2023

The event features synth musicians and visualizers “like never before” in the Planetarium’s immersive full-dome environment, featuring a brand-new lineup of performers and Lobby exhibitors. … Read More New England Synth Fest Returns February 23, 2023

January 25, 2023January 25, 20239 Comments

New England Synth Fest Coming Next Saturday, October 29

The free event will feature six hours of local electronic music and visualization artists, along with lectures, exhibitors, and vendors. … Read More New England Synth Fest Coming Next Saturday, October 29

October 22, 20221 Comment

New England Synth Fest Features Monthly Live Planetarium Performances This Summer

The New England Synth Fest has announced a summer series of live electronic music performances. The shows will be performed in the immersive full dome environment of the Charles Hayden Planetarium at the Museum of Science in Boston. This summer’s Synth Fest events happen on the second Thursday evening of each month, beginning June 9.

June 8, 2022June 8, 20226 Comments

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