Presented by Harvard Museums of Science and Culture
The Plaza
Runs: 6/5 - 6/21
We are looking for Harvard-affiliated performers (dancers, musicians, etc) to join us to celebrate the longest day of the year with live music, food, hands-on activities, and free admission to the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture (Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, Harvard Museum of Natural History, Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, and the Semitic Museum). More Details
Presented by Harvard Museums of Science and Culture
The Plaza
Runs: 6/21
Celebrate the longest day of the year with dance by La Piņata and Red Herring Morris Dancers, ice cream, hands-on activities, and free admission to the Peabody and three other museums, all within a five-minute walk. Make and shake rattles in sun shapes and get a sun-themed body painting. More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 6/24 - 6/27
Kusakabe Masakazu and Ceramics Program instructor and potter Wayne Fuerst will lead this workshop that will cover glazing, loading and firing the Green Fire Wood Kiln. More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 6/24 - 6/27
Kusakabe Masakazu and Ceramics Program instructor and potter Wayne Fuerst will lead this workshop that will cover glazing, loading and firing the Green Fire Wood Kiln. More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 6/25
Join us in welcoming Handbuilding: Architectural Ornament instructor and visiting artist Hosseinali Saheb Ekhtiari to the program this summer through a slide lecture focusing on his work and influences. A recent Masters of Fine Arts recipient at the Rhode Island School of Design. Ekhtiari has applied his research of architectural ornament within Persian art and architecture to challenge students to design and create sculptural works in response. More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 6/24 - 6/27
Kusakabe Masakazu and Ceramics Program instructor and potter Wayne Fuerst will lead this workshop that will cover glazing, loading and firing the Green Fire Wood Kiln. More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 6/24 - 6/27
Kusakabe Masakazu and Ceramics Program instructor and potter Wayne Fuerst will lead this workshop that will cover glazing, loading and firing the Green Fire Wood Kiln. More Details
Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre
Loeb Experimental Theater
Runs: 6/28 - 7/6
Harvard-Racliffe Summer Theatre presents the first show of the 2013 season. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House.
Lane is a successful doctor who's married to a surgeon, and her life seems perfect - until she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a terminally ill patient. Meanwhile, Matilde, her young Brazilian maid who hates cleaning, mourns the death of her parents by trying to come up with the funniest joke in the world. Worlds collide as Lane's sister, Virginia, tries to tidy up Lane's house and personal life while Matilde tries to clean two houses at once. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House asks how responsible we are for the messes in our lives and the lives of those around us - and speaks to the value of both accepting life's untidiness and embracing the healing power of laughter.
More Details
Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre
Loeb Experimental Theater
Runs: 6/28 - 7/6
Harvard-Racliffe Summer Theatre presents the first show of the 2013 season. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House.
Lane is a successful doctor who's married to a surgeon, and her life seems perfect - until she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a terminally ill patient. Meanwhile, Matilde, her young Brazilian maid who hates cleaning, mourns the death of her parents by trying to come up with the funniest joke in the world. Worlds collide as Lane's sister, Virginia, tries to tidy up Lane's house and personal life while Matilde tries to clean two houses at once. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House asks how responsible we are for the messes in our lives and the lives of those around us - and speaks to the value of both accepting life's untidiness and embracing the healing power of laughter.
More Details
Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre
Loeb Experimental Theater
Runs: 6/28 - 7/6
Harvard-Racliffe Summer Theatre presents the first show of the 2013 season. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House.
Lane is a successful doctor who's married to a surgeon, and her life seems perfect - until she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a terminally ill patient. Meanwhile, Matilde, her young Brazilian maid who hates cleaning, mourns the death of her parents by trying to come up with the funniest joke in the world. Worlds collide as Lane's sister, Virginia, tries to tidy up Lane's house and personal life while Matilde tries to clean two houses at once. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House asks how responsible we are for the messes in our lives and the lives of those around us - and speaks to the value of both accepting life's untidiness and embracing the healing power of laughter.
More Details
Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre
Loeb Experimental Theater
Runs: 6/28 - 7/6
Harvard-Racliffe Summer Theatre presents the first show of the 2013 season. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House.
Lane is a successful doctor who's married to a surgeon, and her life seems perfect - until she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a terminally ill patient. Meanwhile, Matilde, her young Brazilian maid who hates cleaning, mourns the death of her parents by trying to come up with the funniest joke in the world. Worlds collide as Lane's sister, Virginia, tries to tidy up Lane's house and personal life while Matilde tries to clean two houses at once. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House asks how responsible we are for the messes in our lives and the lives of those around us - and speaks to the value of both accepting life's untidiness and embracing the healing power of laughter.
More Details
Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre
Loeb Experimental Theater
Runs: 6/28 - 7/6
Harvard-Racliffe Summer Theatre presents the first show of the 2013 season. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House.
Lane is a successful doctor who's married to a surgeon, and her life seems perfect - until she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a terminally ill patient. Meanwhile, Matilde, her young Brazilian maid who hates cleaning, mourns the death of her parents by trying to come up with the funniest joke in the world. Worlds collide as Lane's sister, Virginia, tries to tidy up Lane's house and personal life while Matilde tries to clean two houses at once. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House asks how responsible we are for the messes in our lives and the lives of those around us - and speaks to the value of both accepting life's untidiness and embracing the healing power of laughter.
More Details
Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre
Loeb Experimental Theater
Runs: 6/28 - 7/6
Harvard-Racliffe Summer Theatre presents the first show of the 2013 season. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House.
Lane is a successful doctor who's married to a surgeon, and her life seems perfect - until she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a terminally ill patient. Meanwhile, Matilde, her young Brazilian maid who hates cleaning, mourns the death of her parents by trying to come up with the funniest joke in the world. Worlds collide as Lane's sister, Virginia, tries to tidy up Lane's house and personal life while Matilde tries to clean two houses at once. Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House asks how responsible we are for the messes in our lives and the lives of those around us - and speaks to the value of both accepting life's untidiness and embracing the healing power of laughter.
More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 7/9
Join us in welcoming Handbuilding: Architectural Ornament instructor and visiting artist Hosseinali Saheb Ekhtiari to the program this summer through a slide lecture focusing on his work and influences. A recent Masters of Fine Arts recipient at the Rhode Island School of Design. Ekhtiari has applied his research of architectural ornament within Persian art and architecture to challenge students to design and create sculptural works in response. More Details
Presented by Harvard Museums of Science and Culture
Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology
Runs: 7/20
Stay five minutes or all afternoon! Free with Peabody Museum admission, no reservations required. Recommended for children age 7 and up, accompanied by an adult. More Details
Presented by Mercury Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 7/20
Channing Yu, conductor /
Igor Stravinsky: Le sacre du printemps (The Rite of Spring;
Sergei Rachmaninoff: Symphonic Dances More Details
Presented by World Music
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 11/23
Yamato takes the ancient Japanese art of taiko drumming and creates a heart-pounding spectacle of athleticism, precision and exhilarating musical expertise. More Details
