
Feeding the Revolution at Quincy House
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Join Mike Smith, the 18th Century Cook, on the grounds of Quincy House for a look at what soldiers ate during the American Revolution. In 1776, soldiers in the Continental Army made camp on the grounds of Colonel Josiah Quincy’s house in Braintree. A letter from the time records the names of the officers and …
We are excited to welcome pianist Junwen Liang for our October concert! Originally from Nanning, China, Junwen began his piano studies at the age of nine and made his solo debut at thirteen. As a featured soloist, Junwen has collaborated with orchestras including the Central Texas Philharmonic, Penn State Philharmonic,…
YMCA of Greater Boston presents the 5K Race Series! Challenge yourself and accomplish your race goals with the YMCA of Greater Boston 5K Race Series. Our 5K races are the perfect motivation to keep you on course to health & wellness. Our goal is to provide you with a fun and high-quality race experience you’d only expe…
Call for art for the exhibition Is This Your Cat? on view from October 26th through November 7th, curated by Kiki Erickson and Anita Unseethaharuthai. Stop by for the reception in the Student Life Gallery on October 26th, 6pm to 8pm.