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‘Tis the season to celebrate local art and artists! Enjoy live performances by the innovative artists recognized by WBUR’s annual series, “The Makers,” dance to disco beats from Saucy Lady, and explore work by area artists in the 2025 James and Audrey Foster Prize exhibition. Holiday style encouraged—sparkle or stay cozy!

*Subject to availability

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Galleries close at 9 PM. Bars and doors close at 9:30 PM. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

First Friday Program

DJ Saucy Lady | 6–10 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

Installations by WBUR the Makers

First Floor, Second Floor, + Poss Family Mediatheque (Fourth Floor)
Hanging sculptures by Jo Nanajian
Video works by crystal bi
Installation by Lani Asuncion
Mobile Kitchen Cart by Justin Brazierand EquiTable
Musical installation by Skooby Laposky
Video screening by Homa Sarabi

Exquisite Corpse Art Activity by Tanya Nixon-Silberg | 6–9:30 PM

Common Room, First Floor

Film + Performance by Lani Asuncion | 7:30 PM

Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor

ICA Store | 6–7 PM

First Floor

ICA Galleries | 6–9 PM

Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore more work by Boston artists in the 2025 James and Audrey Foster Prize exhibition.

Sips + Snacks | 6–9:30 PM

Bars on First + Second Floor Food on First Floor
Food + Drinks for purchase

About the Installations

First Floor

Tanya Nixon-Silberg
Join WBUR Maker Tanya Nixon-Silberg for a collaborative Exquisite Corpse activity that invites us to create in the spirit of water—moving together, shaping together, dreaming together. Through shared drawing and collage, we’ll explore how ideas ripple between us, how imagination gathers like currents, and how collective making can guide us toward the futures we long for. Come fold, pass, and unfold new worlds built in community.

Second Floor

Justin Brazier
The Mobile Kitchen Unit, 2025
The Mobile Kitchen Unit is a roaming, wheel-mounted cooking and gathering platform designed to test how small pieces of infrastructure can reshape public life. Built with a full working stove, a sink connected to on-site water service, and a flexible footprint, the kitchen travels to places where food, care, and collective imagination are already active. It operates as a piece of architecture scaled to the body, something between appliance, furniture, and public space, capable of slipping into gardens, sidewalks, cultural events, and neighborhood experiments. Join us for a night of tea blending, cultural soundscapes, and activities on food justice and systems.


crystal bi
Perfect Memory, 2025
Featured videos: Float at Carson Beach by Aikhoje Media and Does the Ocean Miss Us While We’re Away? Filmed by Rene Dongo and edited by crystal bi. Soundscape by Dzidzor Azaglo featuring a quote by Bayyinah Bello
What if the core of our desires is ancient? This video documents the creation of a floating installation that was brought to the ocean at Carson Beach. This installation stems from the artist’s desire to collaborate with the ocean as a space to connect with grief and family across oceans. After creating the first iteration, crystal learned about the Ghost Festival in Taiwan, which floats water lanterns as a practice to honor ancestors during ghost month. In this way, Float felt part of an ancient messaging from her own ancestors in Taiwan. The video shows the creation of the work and its launch as part of a ritual to honor and give gratitude to activists of the 1975 protests at Carson Beach—past and living Boston ancestors—that fought to free the beach for all to equitably relax, play, and just be. The title is inspired by the quote by Toni Morrison “All water has a perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was.”

Jo Nanajian
Zahra, 2025
Wire, plaster, urethane, nylon, and dye on wood
Jo Nanajian’s largest piece to date, Zahra (which translates to “flower”), demands attention with its vibrant red shades and giant petals that seem to engulf the viewer. Each petal is meticulously infused into the wooden panel, with layers of plaster gauze applied to build volume and depth. The surface is then painted with a mixture of urethane and dye, creating a spectrum of tones from deep, shadowy bases to luminous tips. Zahra reflects on lost relationships, with dried roses serving as a tribute to past people and places.

Lani Asunción
WAI Water Warning | Sirena Song, 2025
Performance, 7:30 PM
The performance WAI Water Warning | Sirena Song is a call to action, emerging as a warning of environmental change, echoing amidst the accelerating climate crisis. As our earth undergoes rapidtransformation, this work stands as a stark reminder of the profound shifts reshaping the coastline of the city of Boston, sung across the Harbor like a beacon of light.
The Sirena is a Filipinx siren or merfolk, non-binary gender expansive being that aims to protect the mind, body, and spirit against violence and destruction. They are beings of decolonization efforts who warn of a future rooted in environmental racism. This performance is part of SONG/LAND/SEA: WAI Water Warning (2024-2025) series recently exhibited
and commissioned work by the Greenway Conservancy.

Fourth Floor

Skooby Laposky
LISTENING2LISTENING (George Milstein Remix), 2025
Biodata sonification system, turntable, Music to Grow Plants LP, Bromeliad and Dracaena plants, transducers, wireless headphones Special thanks to U-Turn Audio for the Orbit 2 turntable


Casey Carter + Homa Sarabi
Crystal Lake, 2025
16mm film and projectors
Enveloped by an affluent Massachusetts suburb, the enchanting and serene Crystal Lake is a public sanctuary revered by residents across the commonwealth, entwining the lives of locals and visitors across generations in a centuries-long struggle over public vs. private interests and access to the waterfront.

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Light up the night with Firefly, a multi-talented artist whose awe-inspiring performances fuse projection mapping, videography, traditional Wabanaki vocals, and electronic music. Dazzle and be dazzled in bold neons, shimmering metallics, or eye-catching patterns, for an illuminating evening of dancing, music, art, celebratory drinks, and more. Plus, get inspired by our new exhibition, An Indigenous Present.

Event lineup

DJ Lola Vera + DJ Basi B | 6–10 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor 

Firefly | 7 + 8 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor 

Beaded Bracelet Making with Jael Brothers | 6–10 PM
Common Room, First Floor
Local glitch artist Jael Whitney Brothers, a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, will lead a glow-in-the-dark beaded bracelet-making activity.

ICA Store | 6–7 PM   
First Floor
Shop  

ICA Galleries | 6–9 PM
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore our new exhibition, An Indigenous Present. 

Sips + Snacks | 6–9:30 PM
Bars on First + Second Floor, Food on First Floor
Food + Drinks for purchase featuring Frybread
Specialty cocktail: Midori Sour 

 

About Firefly

Firefly, also known as Jason Brown, is a multi-talented artist and dramatic performer from the Penobscot Indian Nation, one of the five traditionally allied Wabanaki tribal nations of the Atlantic Northeast. Raised on Panawamskek (Indian Island), nestled in the Penobscot River running through his ancestral homeland in central Maine, Firefly is the grandson of an elected tribal chief who played a pivotal role in a major Native rights struggle. Drawing deeply from his Wabanaki cultural heritage, Firefly brings Indigenous traditions into the modern era through innovative live performances that blend traditional music with contemporary elements. As a traditional music keeper, he has performed for years across Maine and beyond, and in 2020, he expanded his artistic vision using projection mapping and videography, which led to a national virtual performance with the Kennedy Center’s Arts Across America series and the release of his debut album, Sacred Fire. In 2023, he brought his futuristic fusion of traditional vocals and electronic music to the historic Merrill Auditorium in Portland, performing for 6,000 attendees, and shortly after became the first Wabanaki to perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. That same month, he debuted militakwat, a three-part movement rooted in Wabanaki songs, in collaboration with the Bangor Symphony Orchestra—the first such partnership in the orchestra’s 127-year history—now featured in an exhibition at the Maine Historical Society. Firefly is also deeply committed to youth engagement, performing for schools across Maine and creating immersive, interactive experiences with traditional instruments, call-and-response songs, and Indigenous dances, reaching thousands of students and ensuring that Wabanaki culture continues to thrive and evolve for future generations.

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Galleries close at 9 PM. Bars and doors close at 9:30 PM. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

Nonmember tickets have sold out. Become a member to attend.

On October third he asked me what day it was…it’s First Fridays.  

Grab your friends, channel your favorite high-school clique, and make fetch happen for a night of ‘00’s music, dancing, art, drinks, and fun! Plaids and pinks (even though it’s Friday) encouraged. Get in, loser—we’re going to First Fridays!

*Subject to availability

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Galleries close at 9 PM. Bars and doors close at 9:30 PM. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

Event Program

DJ Evaredy | 6–10 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

Burn Book Art-Making | 6–10 PM
Bank of America Art Lab, First Floor

Photobooth by Glow Booth USA | 6–10 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater

ICA Store | 6–7 PM

First Floor

ICA Galleries | 6–9 PM
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore our current exhibitions!

Sips + Snacks | 6–9:30 PM
Bars on First + Second Floor, Food on First Floor
Food + Drinks for purchase featuring Lulu Green
Specialty cocktail: Cool Mom Cosmo

 ICA First Fridays are presented by


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Summer’s not over yet! Soak up the last rays of the season with seaside dancing, drinks, music from DJ Knife and Divine Sweater, contemporary art, and more! 

Program

DJ Knife | 5:30–9:30 PM
Putnam Investments Plaza, Outside 

Divine Sweater | 7 + 8 PM
Putnam Investments Plaza, Outside 

Friendship Bracelet Art Making | 5:30–9:30 PM   
Bank of America Art Lab, First Floor 

ICA Store | 5:30–7 PM   
First Floor 

ICA Galleries | 5:30–9 PM
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore our current exhibitions! 

Sips + Snacks | 5:30–9 PM
Bars on First + Second Floor and Outside, Food on First Floor and Outside
Food + Drinks for purchase featuring Base Crave and including a specialty cocktail: Aperol Spritz 

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Bars, galleries, art lab, and doors close at 9 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. 

 ICA First Fridays are presented by


Member and nonmember tickets have sold out!

Slip into your summer whites for the 10th anniversary of our iconic sunset party on the waterfront. Enjoy seaside dancing, refreshing cocktails, and contemporary art with a view. Plus, dance with DJ Frank White and snap a photo in our Chase photo booth.

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Bars, galleries, art lab, and doors close at 9 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

Event Lineup

DJ Frank White | 5:30–9:30 PM
Putnam Investments Plaza, Outside

Chase Photo Booth | 5:30–9:30 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

Play with Clay Art Making | 5:30–9:30 PM
Bank of America Art Lab, First Floor

ICA Store | 5:30–7 PM
First Floor

ICA Galleries | 5:30–9 PM
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted 

Sips + Snacks | 5:30–9 PM
Bars on First + Second Floor + Outside, Food on First Floor + Outside
Food + Drinks for purchase featuring Dumpling Daughter and including a specialty cocktail: coconut margarita

 ICA First Fridays are presented by


Please note: First Fridays will take place on 7/11 due to the Fourth of July holiday.  

Dress to impress and strut to First Fridays: Carnival and Couture. We’re celebrating our 11th year of partnership with Boston Caribbean Fashion Week! CooI off with a seaside sip, dancing, and fashion. Plus, explore the ICA galleries and snap a photo in our Chase photo booth on this night to remember. 

Program

DJ Garry Banton | 5:30–9:30 PM
Putnam Investments Plaza, Outside
Dance the night away to hypnotic beats by DJ Garry Banton.

Dis n Dat Band | 6:30 + 7:30 PM
Putnam Investments Plaza, Outside
Move to the rhythm of Dis n Dat while soaking up the summer sun. 

Fashion Installation by Tahanee | 5:45–7:30 PM
Jill Medvedow Grandstand, Outside
See the exquisite designs by Tahanee, a talented custom clothing designer who blends artistry and craftsmanship to bring style visions to life. 

Carnival Presentation by D’Horizon | 8 PM
Putnam Investments Plaza + Jill Medvedow Grandstand, Outside  
Carnival costumes by D’Horizon. 

Festival Flag Making | 5:30–9:30 PM
First Floor
Let your flag fly! Decorate a banner to represent yourself at the carnival. 

ICA Store | 5:30–7 PM
First Floor
Shop the hottest, offbeat finds! All purchases at the ICA Store or icastore.org help support exhibitions and programming at the museum. 

ICA Galleries | 5:30–9 PM
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore the galleries! 

Sips + Snacks | 5:30–9 PM
Bars on the First Floor + Outside; Food on First Floor
Enjoy refreshing drinks and delicious snacks for sale. 

Specialty Drink: Rum Punch 

*Subject to availability

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Bars, galleries, art lab, and doors close at 9 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

 ICA First Fridays are presented by


Kick off Pride month with a night of art, opulence, and self-expression inspired by the exceptionally ornamental and dramatic style of Rococo art. Grab your Rococo-esque garb (powdered wig optional) and snap a photo in our Chase photo booth. Plus, explore Sara Cwynar’s exhibition—rife with Rococo references—and enjoy drinks and dancing by the sea.  

Program

DJ Sets by Boudoir | 5:30–9:30 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor
Putnam Investments Plaza

Vogue Performances by Princess Lexi Mulan + Mother Mink-Mackage, presented in collaboration with PrideXtended | 8 PM
Jill Medvedow Grandstand

Chase Photo Booth | 5:30–9:30 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

Art-making | 5:30–9:30 PM
Bank of America Art Lab, First Floor

ICA Galleries | 5:30–9 PM
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore our current exhibitions!

Sips + Snacks | 5:30–9:30 PM
Bars on the First + Second Floor and Outside, Food on First Floor 

*Subject to availability

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Bars, galleries, art lab, and doors close at 9 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

 ICA First Fridays are presented by


Nonmember tickets are sold out, but limited free member tickets are still available! Join now

Grab your best intergalactic outfit (or Celtics gear) for an out-of-this-world evening at the ICA featuring planetary art activities, pop-up performances by local rap artist dot dev (formerly known as Pink Navel), and extraterrestrial cocktails. Catch a special hybrid DJ/live-electronic performance by renowned genre-bending musician, and current artist-in-residence at the S.E.T.I. (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute, Daedelus. Plus, shoot for the stars in Stanley Whitney’s new exhibition, How High the Moon. Welcome to the Jam!

About Daedelus

Under the alias Daedelus, Alfred Darlington has been an instigator of electronic music culture for the past 25+ years. A fore-figure of Los Angeles’ Beat Scene, they have released 20+ LPs, countless EPs, remixes, and additional productions on labels such as Ninja Tune, WARP, and Brainfeeder. As a performer they’re synonymous with controllers, from the grid Monome to computer-free modular, and have played over one thousand shows on six continents at events ranging from Boiler Room to festival mainstages such as Coachella. Daedelus is a founding faculty member for the Berklee College of Music’s EDI (Electronic Digital Instrument) program, and has been a DJ on the Los-Angeles based internet radio station Dublab since 1999.

Programs

Hybrid live-electronic/DJ set by Daedelus | 6–10 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

dot dev (formerly known as Pink Navel) performances | 7 + 7:45 + 8:30 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor

Glitch Photobooth by Coolpics.biz | 6–10 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor

Art Making | 6–10 PM
Bank of America Art Lab

ICA Galleries | 6–9 PM
Fourth Floor, food + drink not permitted

Sips + Snacks  | 6–9:30 PM
Bars on First + Second Floor; Food on First Floor
Food + drinks for purchase. Specialty cocktail: Melon Ball Midori, vodka, orange juice

*Subject to availability

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. $3 fee applies and is waived for ICA members. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Galleries  and art lab close at 9 PM. Bars and doors close at 9:30 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

Nonmember tickets are sold out, but limited free member tickets are still available! Join now

Yeehaw! Dust off your cowboy boots for a night of music, contemporary art, country cocktails, and more. Giddy up!  

Program

Nonmember tickets are sold out, but limited free member tickets are still available! Join now

DJ ReaL P | 6–10 PM 
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

Karaoke with Monique Powe aka “Mo Phila” and DJ Owtlaw | 7–9 PM 
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor

Art Making with Jennessa Burks | 6–9 PM   
Common Room, First Floor

ICA Galleries | 6–9 PM 
Fourth Floor, Food + Drink Not Permitted
Explore the galleries and see our current exhibitions Believers: Artists and the Shakers, Sara Cwynar: Alphabet, and Portraits from the ICA Collection.   

Sips + Snacks | 6–9:30 PM 
Bars on First + Second Floor; Food on First Floor
Food by Sweet Cheeks for purchase. 
Drinks for purchase including a specialty cocktail: Whiskey Mule | whiskey, ginger beer, fresh lime, lime wheel garnish  

*Subject to availability

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. $3 fee applies and is waived for ICA members. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Galleries and Art Lab close at 9 PM. Bars and doors close at 9:30 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

 ICA First Fridays are presented by


Text logo that reads Boston While Black in bold, uppercase letters within a rectangular border.

Nonmember tickets are sold out, but limited free member tickets are still available! Join now

Step into a night of glam and groove! Get inspired by Charles Atlas’s pioneering media-dance works in the gallery and live your best life on the dance floor with DJ beats and participatory dance floor activations by the iconic The Haus of Glitter! Plus create shimmering art, sip a shimmery “limelight” cocktail, snap a photo in our Chase photo booth, and show off your glitz and glitter.  

*Subject to availability

Program

DJ set by The Haus of Glitter | 6–10 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor

Afro-Latin Soul Dance Activation | 7:30–7:50 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor
Get your Merengue, Bachata, Reggaeton, and Afrobeats on! Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, come learn and celebrate the powerful lineage of Afro-Latin rhythm, music, dance, activism, and community!

The Glitter Ball Dance Activation | 8:30–8:50 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor
Strut the runway, serve face and body, and learn the elements of vogue performance! Vogue and Ballroom is a powerful Queer Afro-Latin tradition of resistance, wellness, and radical self-expression!

Chase Photo Booth | 6–10 PM
Bank of America Art Lab, First Floor

ICA Galleries | 6–9 PM
Fourth Floor, food + drink not permitted
Get inspired by Charles Atlas’s pioneering dance media works.

Sips + Snacks  | 6–9:30 PM
Bars on First + Second Floor; Food on First Floor
Food + drinks for purchase. Specialty cocktail: Limelight.
Tequila, touch of blue curaçao, fresh lime juice, lime wheel, edible glitter

If your company is a corporate member or sponsor, you may receive additional First Friday benefits. Please contact corporatepartners@icaboston.org for more information.   

This 21+ event does sell out; advance tickets are highly recommended. $3 fee applies and is waived for ICA members. Discounted rates are available for packages of 10 or more. University members are not eligible for free admission to this event. Please contact Visitor Services at visitorservices@icaboston.org or 617-478-3100 during open hours for more information. The museum will not be open to visitors outside of the First Fridays event. Discounts, promotions, and admission vouchers do not apply toward First Fridays admission. Galleries close at 9 PM. Bars and doors close at 9:30 PM. Re-entry permitted. Food and drink will be available for purchase at our cashless bars—we accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.  

 ICA First Fridays are presented by