BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Find Local//findlocal.community//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:19700308T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:19701101T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:b8259068-acc4-48ed-8f1d-7a3d38726f28@findlocal.community DTSTAMP:20261012T015312Z DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T220000 SUMMARY:Kimaya Diggs “Green” Album Release w/ Miranda Rae & Grace Givertz DESCRIPTION:Kimaya Diggs celebrates the release of her latest album "Gree n" October 17th with Miranda Rae and Grace Givertz! 7 Recently off tour dates with Mavis Staples\, Emily King\, Trombone Shorty\, and more\, mus ician Kimaya Diggs navigates her world with stories. Her songwriting ser ves as both a portal and a roadmap toward a future self\; a not-yet-envi sioned world and way of being. Her new album\, Green (out October 2)\, i s an extended love missive to the New England landscape\, asking questio ns of belonging and goodness. Green showcases twelve tracks of glitterin g\, genre-bending indie pop\, carried by Diggs’ powerful\, honeyed vocal s\, and honest\, attentive lyricism. Her songwriting has earned her many accolades\, including a New England Music Awards nod\, gigs at legendar y folk haunts like Club Passim\, and appearances at Green River Festival \, Rubblebucket’s Dream Picnic\, and the Emily Dickinson Poetry Festival . festival. On Green\, it’s clear Diggs has been forced to harden hersel f against the heartbreak that comes along with loving and being loved\, but it would be foolish to mistake her hard-won grit for surliness aimed toward the world. It’s this very grit that shapes her love into somethi ng more capacious and ever-expanding. Her softness is in turn reserved f or herself\, the ones closest to her\, and the earth. It’s this faithful preservation that serves as Green’s trustworthy tether. Kimaya Diggs Ha iling from the sunshine state of Florida\, Boston based artist Grace Giv ertz captivates audiences with her indie folk compositions\, blending ea rworm melodies with heartfelt storytelling. As a multi-instrumentalist\, she infuses her music with a diverse array of sounds\, weaving folk\, A mericana\, and indie rock into a tapestry uniquely her own. Drawing insp iration from her personal journey living with chronic illness\, Givertz’ s music resonates with raw emotion and introspection. Her experiences in fuse her songs with depth and authenticity\, inviting listeners to explo re themes of resilience and vulnerability. Her sophomore release\, Midni ght Feature out March 13th 2026\, exclusively features BIPOC\, LGBTQ+\, and/or disabled musicians. This collaborative effort not only amplifies underrepresented voices but also underscores her commitment to inclusivi ty and diversity within the music industry. Following her 2019 debut\, Y ear of the Horse\, Givertz continues to showcase her ability to turn lem ons into lemonade through song. “…The only real option is to smile at ho w much she packs into a tiny punch of a song\,” Nina Corcoran writes in digboston. Grace Givertz From open mics to award-winning stages\, Mirand a Rae has carved her own lane as one of Boston’s defining R&B voices. Of Haitian and Irish descent and raised in Boston\, her multicultural back ground shapes a sound rooted in neo-soul and traditional R&B. A lifelong singer whose first release arrived in 2016\, Miranda has since performe d across nearly every major venue in the Boston metro area – earning rec ognition for her captivating live performances and emotional storytellin g. She is a three-time Boston Music Awards Vocalist of the Year (2023-20 25) and the 2020 R&B Artist of the Year\, with multiple nominations high lighting her lasting influence on the city’s music culture. 7 Recently o ff tour dates with Mavis Staples\, Emily King\, Trombone Shorty\, and mo re\, musician Kimaya Diggs navigates her world with stories. Her songwri ting serves as both a portal and a roadmap toward a future self\; a not- yet-envisioned world and way of being. Her new album\, Green (out Octobe r 2)\, is an extended love missive to the New England landscape\, asking questions of belonging and goodness. Green showcases twelve tracks of g littering\, genre-bending indie pop\, carried by Diggs’ powerful\, honey ed vocals\, and honest\, attentive lyricism. Her songwriting has earned her many accolades\, including a New England Music Awards nod\, gigs at legendary folk haunts like Club Passim\, and appearances at Green River Festival\, Rubblebucket’s Dream Picnic\, and the Emily Dickinson Poetry Festival. festival. On Green\, it’s clear Diggs has been forced to harde n herself against the heartbreak that comes along with loving and being loved\, but it would be foolish to mistake her hard-won grit for surline ss aimed toward the world. It’s this very grit that shapes her love into something more capacious and ever-expanding. Her softness is in turn re served for herself\, the ones closest to her\, and the earth. It’s this faithful preservation that serves as Green’s trustworthy tether. Kimaya Diggs 7 Recently off tour dates with Mavis Staples\, Emily King\, Trombo ne Shorty\, and more\, musician Kimaya Diggs navigates her world with st ories. Her songwriting serves as both a portal and a roadmap toward a fu ture self\; a not-yet-envisioned world and way of being. Her new album\, Green (out October 2)\, is an extended love missive to the New England landscape\, asking questions of belonging and goodness. Green showcases twelve tracks of glittering\, genre-bending indie pop\, carried by Diggs ’ powerful\, honeyed vocals\, and honest\, attentive lyricism. Her songw riting has earned her many accolades\, including a New England Music Awa rds nod\, gigs at legendary folk haunts like Club Passim\, and appearanc es at Green River Festival\, Rubblebucket’s Dream Picnic\, and the Emily Dickinson Poetry Festival. festival. On Green\, it’s clear Diggs has be en forced to harden herself against the heartbreak that comes along with loving and being loved\, but it would be foolish to mistake her hard-wo n grit for surliness aimed toward the world. It’s this very grit that sh apes her love into something more capacious and ever-expanding. Her soft ness is in turn reserved for herself\, the ones closest to her\, and the earth. It’s this faithful preservation that serves as Green’s trustwort hy tether. Kimaya Diggs Hailing from the sunshine state of Florida\, Bos ton based artist Grace Givertz captivates audiences with her indie folk compositions\, blending earworm melodies with heartfelt storytelling. As a multi-instrumentalist\, she infuses her music with a diverse array of sounds\, weaving folk\, Americana\, and indie rock into a tapestry uniq uely her own. Drawing inspiration from her personal journey living with chronic illness\, Givertz’s music resonates with raw emotion and introsp ection. Her experiences infuse her songs with depth and authenticity\, i nviting listeners to explore themes of resilience and vulnerability. Her sophomore release\, Midnight Feature out March 13th 2026\, exclusively features BIPOC\, LGBTQ+\, and/or disabled musicians. This collaborative effort not only amplifies underrepresented voices but also underscores h er commitment to inclusivity and diversity within the music industry. Fo llowing her 2019 debut\, Year of the Horse\, Givertz continues to showca se her ability to turn lemons into lemonade through song. “…The only rea l option is to smile at how much she packs into a tiny punch of a song\, ” Nina Corcoran writes in digboston. Grace Givertz Hailing from the suns hine state of Florida\, Boston based artist Grace Givertz captivates aud iences with her indie folk compositions\, blending earworm melodies with heartfelt storytelling. As a multi-instrumentalist\, she infuses her mu sic with a diverse array of sounds\, weaving folk\, Americana\, and indi e rock into a tapestry uniquely her own. Drawing inspiration from her pe rsonal journey living with chronic illness\, Givertz’s music resonates w ith raw emotion and introspection. Her experiences infuse her songs with depth and authenticity\, inviting listeners to explore themes of resili ence and vulnerability. Her sophomore release\, Midnight Feature out Mar ch 13th 2026\, exclusively features BIPOC\, LGBTQ+\, and/or disabled mus icians. This collaborative effort not only amplifies underrepresented vo ices but also underscores her commitment to inclusivity and diversity wi thin the music industry. Following her 2019 debut\, Year of the Horse\, Givertz continues to showcase her ability to turn lemons into lemonade t hrough song. “…The only real option is to smile at how much she packs in to a tiny punch of a song\,” Nina Corcoran writes in digboston. Grace Gi vertz From open mics to award-winning stages\, Miranda Rae has carved he r own lane as one of Boston’s defining R&B voices. Of Haitian and Irish descent and raised in Boston\, her multicultural background shapes a sou nd rooted in neo-soul and traditional R&B. A lifelong singer whose first release arrived in 2016\, Miranda has since performed across nearly eve ry major venue in the Boston metro area – earning recognition for her ca ptivating live performances and emotional storytelling. She is a three-t ime Boston Music Awards Vocalist of the Year (2023-2025) and the 2020 R& B Artist of the Year\, with multiple nominations highlighting her lastin g influence on the city’s music culture.\n\nMore info: https://lizardlou ngeclub.com/event/kimaya-diggs-green-album-release-with-grace-givertz/\n \nhttps://findlocal.community/event/b8259068-acc4-48ed-8f1d-7a3d38726f28 LOCATION:Lizard Lounge\, Cambridge\, MA URL:https://findlocal.community/event/b8259068-acc4-48ed-8f1d-7a3d38726f2 8 STATUS:CONFIRMED SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR