Recitals are performed on Harvard’s famous 1958 D. A. Flentrop organ, at Adolphus Busch Hall. — Aidan Yau will perform. Recitals are performed on Harvard’s famous 1958 D. A. Flentrop organ. Audience members are invited to bring their lunch and enjoy it quietly while listening. Presented by the Harvard Organ Society in collaboration with the Harvard Art Museums and Memorial Church.
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Morning of singing, dancing, and story sharing at Boudreau Branch, with music and movement for ages 5 and under.
Live music on Noir’s patio with craft cocktails and outdoor ambiance in the heart of Harvard Square.
Mordent.IO, Zeist, Rohan, Sunshine [at Night], Hint of Reason performs at Middle East – Upstairs, Cambridge, MA, for ages 18 and up.
Tierney Sutton sings and Tamir Hendelman plays piano in an intimate duo at Regattabar.
Christian Löffler performs at Middle East – Downstairs in Cambridge, MA, ages 18 and up.
Lyle Brewer presents his “Learning Curve” album release at the Lizard Lounge, 1667 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge.
Gill Aharon Trio performs seated at The Lilypad in Inman Square, $10 admission.
Priya Allen ’27 guides a free Harvard Art Museums tour of a 9th‑century Persian jug, an early‑19th‑century British abolition jug, and a 1925 Bauhaus samovar.
Spotlight Tour: Disavowed (Harvard Art Museums) — Julianne Wu ’28 examines three works—Bearded Man, Possibly Emperor Macrinus, Max Beckmann’s Self‑Portrait in Tuxedo, and Franz Kline’s High Street—exploring authority.
Rich Hinman returns to the Lizard Lounge with Kevin Barry, Zacharian Hickman and John Sands.
Jade Xiao ’27 guides a free 45‑minute Spotlight Tour at Harvard Art Museums, examining Vanitas, The Vanity of the Artist’s Dream, and Pink and White Lotus.
Spotlight Tour at Harvard Art Museums examines innocence in Winslow Homer, George Grosz, and Joseph Cornell works, guided by Ricardo Fernandes Garcia ’27; free.
