Join us this evening for a concert featuring brand-new works by Longy composers. All works on the program are world premieres, never-before-performed music composed and completed this year, written by and performed by Longy artists.
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Pepita Lo-Fi Thursday at 284 Broadway, Cambridge.
Luca Cantone performs on Harvard’s famous 1958 D. A. Flentrop organ in Adolphus Busch Hall, audience can bring lunch and listen quietly.
Live music on Noir’s patio with craft cocktails and outdoor ambiance in the heart of Harvard Square.
Harvard Art Museums host a night of art, DJ C‑Zone music, food from Chulo and Stellwagen, a Spotlight Tour of On Location: Drawing the Outdoors, all ages.
Free after‑hours museum night at Broad Discovery Center features a Bluetooth outbreak simulation, interactive displays, DJ Backspin and Operation Outbreak, recommended for middle school ages and above.
Krystle Brown pairs Steinmetz and Wood photographs with 1950s‑60s death disc lyrics, exploring nostalgia, loss, and suburban adolescence (Harvard Art Museums).
Halloween adventure at Harvard Museum of Natural History includes trick-or-treating galleries, photo booth, costume-inspired nature displays, rare specimen encounters, and a free raffle.
World premieres of brand‑new Longy compositions performed by Longy students fill Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall; free, public, registration required.
ISABEL LAROSA DOLLPARTS TOUR performed at Sonia, Cambridge, MA — all ages.
Juno Myers and Spanghew perform at the Middle East – Upstairs in Cambridge, for ages 18 and up.
Sample three Harvard Square fry styles—hand‑cut wedges, smoky BBQ, sweet potato—paired with raspberry lime rickey, peach lemonade, and an ice‑cream frappe, guided by a Harvard alum, all ages.
Adam Grant discusses his new book VIBE, sharing research, stories, and practical insights on building stronger relationships, at Sanders Theatre.
