Presented by: Learning From Performers and the Office of Career Services
Free and open to Harvard students only; RSVP to the Office of Career Services

Deborah Borda's career has been distinguished by her creative leadership, commitment to innovation, and progressive outlook on the role of orchestras in the 21st century. The first arts executive to join the Harvard Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership as a Hauser Leader-in-Residence, Borda will discuss her almost 15-year tenure at the helm of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, sharing the challenges and rewards of managing the largest symphonic organization in the United States.... Read more about President and CEO, LA Philharmonic, DEBORAH BORDA

Presented by: Cambridge Queen's Head Pub
Doors open at 5pm, music starts 10.30pm. Subject to venue capacity.
Free food generously provided with the support of the FDO.
HUID required, 21+ to drink.
Read more about the rock scene at Harvard on the Harvard Arts Blog

After an acclaimed debut at the Freshman Talent Show, newly-formed student band Foxpack are back for an electrifying Queen's Head Pub reunion.... Read more about FOXPACK at the Cambridge Queen's Head

Presented by: The Memorial Church
Free and open to the public. Doors open one hour before the services. Admission is free; an offering for charity is collected.

Presented by: The Memorial Church
Free and open to the public. Doors open one hour before the services. Admission is free; an offering for charity is collected.

Presented by: The Memorial Church and The English Concert in America
Free and open to the public

Join us for a free lunchtime concert performed by some of the best rising stars of early music and historical performance!

Musical program to feature select baroque works by composers including Bach, Vivaldi, Biber, and Telemann. For more information on The English Concert in America...

Presented by: Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra
Free and open to the public

Celebrate the twentieth season of the Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra with a stunning program that showcases the group's directors and collaborators, past and present!

Phoebe Carrai shares the stage with former directors Robert Mealy and...

Presented by: Harvard University Choir and Grand Harmonie
Free and open to the public

Concert performance featuring the Harvard University Choir and Grand Harmonie; completion by Professor Robert Levin.

Featuring Amanda Forsythe, soprano;  Julia Mintzer, mezzo-soprano 
Stefan Reed, tenor; Sumner Thompson, bass; Edward E. Jones,...

Performances: Fri, Oct 23, 7:30 pm (suggested RSVP)
Related Event: Damon Krukowski: NOT TO BE PLAYED, runs through Oct. 25
Free and open to the public.
Presented by: Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

Electronic musician and composer Keith Fullerton Whitman performs Ezra Pound Redactions, as part of Damon Krukowski: NOT TO BE PLAYED.... Read more about Keith Fullerton Whitman: Ezra Pound Redactions

Presented by: The Arts Café at Barker Center

An evening of acoustic performance by Miles Hewitt and Silvia Golumbeanu.

Presented by: Learning From Performers
Tickets: Admission free (tickets or RSVPs not required); seating first-come, first-served, subject to venue capacity.
How to get tickets: Admission Free: No Tickets Required
Related event: 4-6 PM: Beatboxing Workshop (participants welcome; no previous experience required.)

Illuminating one of the most neglected musical genres, Chesney Snow (actor, beatboxer, poet, musician and songwriter) and Rich McKeown (President, KoolKidz Television & Publishing LLC) return to Harvard for a beatboxing workshop/conversation and performance. Last year, Snow and McKeown—executive producers of the documentary “American Beatboxer” American Beatboxer—were joined by director Manauvaskar Kublall to screen the film, which highlights the growing beatboxing scene in the U.S. This year, their focus is on the international community. Joining them will be Alem, the world beatbox champion; Dharni, the two-time Grand Beatbox Battle champion; and Pepouni, the creator of swissbeatbox.com, one of the foremost beatboxing channels. Together they will host the workshop, discuss the art of beatboxing, and participate in a jam & performance afterwards.... Read more about "The Art of Beatboxing: Jam and Performance"

Presented by: Learning From Performers
Tickets: Admission free (tickets or RSVPs not required); seating first-come, first-served, subject to venue capacity.
How to get tickets: Admission Free: No Tickets Required
Beatboxing Workshop: participants welcome; no previous experience required.
Related event: Beatbox Jam and Performance at 7:30 PM

Illuminating one of the most neglected musical genres, Chesney Snow (actor, beatboxer, poet, musician and songwriter) and Rich McKeown (President, KoolKidz Television & Publishing LLC) return to Harvard for a beatboxing workshop/conversation and performance. Last year, Snow and McKeown—executive producers of the documentary “American Beatboxer” American Beatboxer—were joined by director Manauvaskar Kublall to screen the film, which highlights the growing beatboxing scene in the U.S. This year, their focus is on the international community. Joining them will be Alem, the world beatbox champion; Dharni, the two-time Grand Beatbox Battle champion; and Pepouni, the creator of swissbeatbox.com, one of the foremost beatboxing channels. Together they will host the workshop, discuss the art of beatboxing, and participate in a jam & performance afterwards.... Read more about "The Art of Beatboxing: Workshop"