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Luca Cantone performs on Harvard’s famous 1958 D. A. Flentrop organ in Adolphus Busch Hall, audience can bring lunch and listen quietly.
Live music on Noir’s patio with craft cocktails and outdoor ambiance in the heart of Harvard Square.
Harvard Art Museums host a night of art, DJ C‑Zone music, food from Chulo and Stellwagen, a Spotlight Tour of On Location: Drawing the Outdoors, all ages.
Free after‑hours museum night at Broad Discovery Center features a Bluetooth outbreak simulation, interactive displays, DJ Backspin and Operation Outbreak, recommended for middle school ages and above.
Juno Myers performs You Don’t Count and Spanghew at the Middle East – Upstairs, Cambridge, MA, ages 18 and up.
World premieres of brand‑new Longy compositions performed by Longy students fill Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall; free, public, registration required.
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.
Intimate duo Gillian Margot and Geoffrey Keezer explore the American Songbook with spontaneous, masterful jazz interpretations at Regattabar.
Blake Whiten performs at The Sinclair, Cambridge, all ages.