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Grammy, Latin Grammy, and Emmy-award winner Michel Camilo performs at Regattabar April 26 and 27 with two shows each night.
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Artist David Levine’s "The Best New Work" is designed to present canonical texts to a wider audience by performing them |
4 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
4 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
7 events,
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Throughout the past year, Artists-in-Residence Eliza Fichter and Debra Wise have been walking the grounds of Mount Auburn interviewing people
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Chassidy A. Winestock, a Harvard graduate student, will consider the combination of figuration and abstraction in "Carving Out Time," a |
4 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
5 events,
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Natural populations harbor extensive genetic diversity. In humans, these genetic differences are being used to predict some individual traits, such
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
8 events,
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Join Regattabar Friday, May 3 for an unforgettable evening in celebration of the release of Gregory Groover Jr.'s highly anticipated
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
11 events,
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Join photographer and Artist-in-Residence, Billy Hickey, for a Nature Photography Workshop on Saturday, May 4. The program will begin in
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Encounter the beauty and complexity of music written for two choruses, featuring Frank Martin’s enthralling "Mass for Double Choir," on |
6 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
3 events,
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BT ALC Big Band performs their original repertoire Monday, May 6, encompassing funk, soul, hip hop, afrobeat, reggae, and jazz
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
2 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
2 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
3 events,
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Jazz saxophonist and composer Sam Newsome performs at Cambridge's Lilypad Thursday, May 9. In the second set he is joined
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
4 events,
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This spring, high school students are invited to free monthly workshops to explore and learn about the natural world of
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Meet up-and-coming scientists and learn about questions at the forefront of research today in this series of short talks on |
7 events,
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Saturday, May 11, sound healing practitioner Marlene Boyette welcomes all to be held by the earth, to find refuge, to
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Join Regattabar Saturday, May 11 for an energetic evening of samba, bossa nova, and more led by Brazilian ensemble Receita |
3 events,
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Join Mount Auburn Cemetery staff for a free, hour-long early morning excursion to discover what’s in bloom plus other items
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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Join curatorial fellow Jackson Davidow Tuesday, May 14 for a closer look at artworks in the exhibition "Future Minded: New
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
2 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
2 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
4 events,
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Join visual artist Wendal A. White in conversation with photographer William E. Williams, the Audrey A. and John L. Dusseau
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Join curator Laure Marest to explore some of the earliest coins ever made (7th–6th century BCE) in this hands-on session |
3 events,
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Join Harvard Art Museums in the galleries of the special exhibition "LaToya M. Hobbs: It’s Time" for stories read by
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
6 events,
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Join 2023-2024 Artist-in-Residence Eden Rayz, a Boston-based composer, cellist, and vocalist, for a death-aware musical performance that celebrates the 100th
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Fo Guang Buddhist Temple hosts Buddha's Birthday Nature Walk on Sunday, May 19, with the Buddha's Light International Association YAD |
4 events,
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Join Mount Auburn Cemetery staff for a free, hour-long early morning excursion to discover what’s in bloom plus other items
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
5 events,
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Join Harvard Art Museums Tuesday, May 21 for the opening lecture for "Imagine Me and You: Dutch and Flemish Encounters
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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Join curatorial fellow Madeline Murphy Turner Wednesday, May 22 for a close look at detailed sketches that LaToya M. Hobbs
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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The SDG Perspective Series hosts free events aiming to build community and convene global and local perspectives on the United
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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Textiles were some of the most sumptuous goods traded between Europe and the Islamic world in the 16th and 17th
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Boston Festival Orchestra presents this concert on Saturday, May 25, one
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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All are invited to join the Millennial Meetup Ice Cream Social on Sunday, May 26 for fun and fellowship! Grab
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
4 events,
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See Night Hawk with Chrysalis on Sunday, May 26 at Lilypad. Night Hawk is a Maine-based outfit led by Colter
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Join Mount Auburn Cemetery staff for a free, hour-long early morning excursion to discover what’s in bloom plus other items |
4 events,
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"Future Minded," on display Friday, Mar. 1–Sunday, July 21, highlights a selection of works acquired in recent years that exemplify
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On display Friday, Mar. 1–Sunday, July 21, "LaToya M. Hobbs: It’s Time" presents the series "Carving Out Time," a life-size |
3 events,
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In 1533, Netherlandish artist Pieter Coecke van Aelst (1502–1550) traveled to Istanbul, presumably accompanying Habsburg ambassador Cornelis de Schepper on
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
4 events,
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the
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Keyboardist and composer Dave Bryant has established a harmolodic jazz series, "Third Thursdays," within which he invites his musical friends |
5 events,
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Part of the Creative Music Series, Taylor Ho Bynum’s JAK4 performs at Lilypad on Thursday, May 30. For the first
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |
3 events,
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“I am not an intellectual, I write with my body,” wrote Clarice Lispector in 1977. What is it to write
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"Rice: A Story of Africa and the Americas" examines the legacy of rice cultivation in the Americas. Set within the |