Keenan TreVon — Flowers After Dark Tour
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Songs & Stories featuring Ava Rush, Talia Sporkin, and Samantha Kira at The Lilypad, with seated and standing options, $10 admission.
Autonomous Remote Racer Course at Building 17 develops vehicle control, integrates sensors, creates digital twins, and awards $250, $100, $50 gift‑card prizes.
Design and build a Raspberry Pi supercomputing cluster, install a software stack, deploy scientific applications, and run scaled‑down HPC workloads in a limited‑capacity hands‑on IAP course.
NAMI presents Christine Southworth’s modular audiovisual work turning New England pond footage into data‑sonified soundscapes and electric‑guitar textures, with tasty mORSELs after the concert.
Bungalow Collect performed at the Middle East – Upstairs in Cambridge, MA, open to all ages.
*PRIVATE EVENT* (Sonia, Cambridge) — Private event, all ages.
Oh Kee Pa Orchestra performs at Middle East – Zuzu in Cambridge, MA, for ages 21 and up.
Mood at the Middle East – Corner/Bakery in Cambridge, for ages 21 and up.
Saxophonist Joseph Borsellino III and bassist Tony Irons present Mkeka’s effects‑laden African‑diasporic textures at MIT Welcome Center, free soup (bring a mug for a sweet treat). All ages.
Jerry Bergonzi Quartet performs seated at The Lilypad, tickets $15 at the door, $10 for students.
Royer Family Band plays bluegrass every Monday at Satellite, 877 Cambridge St, Cambridge.