What makes a bird of prey? Let's find out!

Listen to—and help the Summer Tomes '26 cohort read aloud—Herman Melville’s very long, very strange novel of monomania, monstrosity, manly handholding, and nautical info dumping

Join us for the screening of documentary films made this summer by the students in FILM 30.

Listen to—and help the Summer Tomes '26 cohort read aloud—Herman Melville’s very long, very strange novel of monomania, monstrosity, manly handholding, and nautical info dumping

Culminating event of the course COLT 19.06 — EEER 38.27

Nicholas Stein will use family insights and cultural history, to illuminate the woman who became one of the 20th century’s most influential figures.

Pianist Emanuel Ax joins conductor Andris Nelsons to present Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22, K.482 and Berlioz' "Symphonie fantastique."

Join artist Barbara Takenaga as she discusses the influences and ideas that have informed her practice over the last five decades.

Step into the world of "Stone, Sand, and Clay" for a lively afternoon making art inspired by ancient cultures. Free and for all ages!

Explore themes of migration and connection in art with a curator-led tour of "Shared Ground" and "Community and Exile."