White Snake Projects

Free tickets available online (Link in Bio). Food tickets available during registration.

In a time when so much of what we see is generated, polished, and instantly produced, it’s worth asking where art actually comes from.

White Snake Projects was founded to uplift the voices of historically marginalized creators and artists, and to use opera as a way to open public discourse around the issues shaping our lives. Show Out Boston is one expression of that mission.

On March 13, organizations from across the city will gather at Hibernian Hall to share recent work, introduce themselves, and connect directly with the community. Each group will present up to eight minutes of performance and host a table so audiences can meet the people behind the work.

The artists you’ll see are not abstract. They rehearse here. They study here. They build programs here. Many are young artists whose voices are actively shaping Boston’s cultural future.

When you attend, you support local organizations, youth leadership, and live performance rooted in lived experience.

Show Out Boston
March 13, 2026
7:00 PM
Hibernian Hall, Nubian Square

Join us.

THANK YOU ARTISTS!

Let’s Celebrate! 3 was built together — in conversation, in rehearsal, in shared questions, and in the trust each person brought to this work.

This project lives because of the artists and creative team who co-shaped it with generosity, curiosity, and deep care for one another.

🎙️ Performers:
Maggie Finnegan
Carina DiGianfilippo
Chihiro Asano
Scott Ballantine

🎼 Creative Team:
Liliya Ugay (Composer)
Felipe Pérez Santiago (Composer)
Cerise Lim Jacobs .jacobs
Tony Solitro (Composer)
John de los Santos (Librettist)
Cara Consilvio (Director/Lighting)
Tianhui Ng (Conductor)
Julian Gau (Asst. Conductor/Pianist)
Jeffrey Petersen (Production Manager)

🎻 Orchestra:
Justin Ouellet .in
Linda Hwang .hwang
Yuseok Seol

This wasn’t about individual moments.
It was about what became possible between us.

With gratitude,
White Snake Projects 🖤

📸 Photos by Kathy Wittman
© Ball Square Films

Art in service of community.

We are honored to perform at Embrace Honors MLK: Friends & Family, an evening of music, gathering, and celebration honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

As Dr. King reminded us, “We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality.” We believe the arts are one way that network comes alive — through shared presence, shared sound, and shared responsibility.

Grateful to stand with and our community in this moment of remembrance and joy.