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UPCOMING 2026 SEASON KURT WEILL’S FOLK OPERA
UPCOMING 2026 SEASON KURT WEILL’S FOLK OPERA
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Live acoustic guitar music and rhythm instrument play engage kids with scarves, original songs and familiar favorites in a 45‑minute interactive show, for ages 0–4 with a caregiver.
Ryan Caulkins performs live at Toad, offering after‑work music, cold drinks, and good vibes from 6‑9 PM.
Castle of our Skins at Edward M Pickman Hall presents performance, conversation, and artist salon featuring musicians, writers, and thinkers celebrating radical Black expression.
Afro-Cuban jazz quartet Zahili Zamora performs with pianist Gerson Lazo Quiroga, bassist Zack OFarrill, and guest saxophonist Yosvany Terry at Regattabar.
ADULT. & A Place To Bury Strangers perform at The Sinclair, Cambridge, all ages.
Lafayette Gilchrist with Cecil Brooks of the Sun Ra Arkestra performs seated at The Lilypad, tickets $25 door, $20 advance, $15 students and seniors.
Jesse Gold performs at the Middle East – Upstairs, Cambridge, MA, all ages.
Harvard Square Chocolate Tour (Off The Beaten Path Food Tours) — explores historic Harvard Square, shares chocolate facts, and samples treats from hidden city gems, with surprises.
Karina Longworth in person hosts a double feature of 1947 surrealist film Dreams That Money Can Buy and 1944 noir Laura, with a discussion between screenings.
A performance‑conversation‑salon at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall blends musicians, writers, and thinkers to experiment and dialogue on radical Black expression.
The Practice of Wisdom panel featuring Davíd Carrasco, Arthur Kleinman, Stephanie Paulsell and Michael Puett at the Cambridge Public Library.
Chocolate sommelier leads tasting of four handcrafted, small‑batch chocolates at The Harvard COOP, exploring bean‑to‑bar stories and sustainable sourcing.