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Hibernian Hall is your home for multicultural arts & culture in the heart of Boston!
As a performing arts destination that contributes to our mission of neighborhood revitalization in Roxbury, Hibernian Hall offers year-round programming that reflects Roxbury’s cultural heritage. Hibernian Hall is also an excellent venue for non-profit events that are open to the public! The ballroom is available for community presentations of music, dance, theater, film, and spoken word performance. Contact us to discuss your next event in the Ballroom, check out our rental guide, or fill out an inquiry form here.
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Hibernian Hall presents ‘Seeing Violet’ by Peter Snoad
April 22 @ 7:00 pm - April 24 @ 10:00 pm
Unearthed fragments from a family’s hidden past trigger a quest for the truth – and force a reckoning in the present. We’re pleased to welcome back Peter Snoad, who was Visiting Playwright at Hibernian Hall in 2013-14. During his residency, we produced four of his plays: Guided Tour, Raising David Walker, Identity Crisis, and The Draft.
Hibernian Hall’s 2021 Play Writing LAB
May 6 @ 8:00 am - June 10 @ 9:00 pm
Seeking local writers, actors, directors, & producers for Hibernian Hall’s 2021 Play Writing LAB!
The History of Hibernian Hall
After the Irish residents began moving out of Roxbury, the building went through a period of change. It became the headquarters for the Opportunities Industrialization Center, an international job-training program. Then, for a decade, it sat unoccupied and falling into disrepair. Hibernian Hall was purchased by Madison Park Development Corporation in 2000. It was fully restored to its original grandeur and reopened in 2005.
Hibernian Hall remains a wonderful gathering place for music, dance, and theater – reflecting the diversity of cultures in the area. It continues to serve as a destination for arts and culture in the heart of Roxbury’s Nubian Square.