Consumer Noise ft. Eksare, Vince Chic, DJ Dragnet, Pandovirus
Consumer Noise brings a high-energy hip-hop and electro night to Middle East - Zuzu in Boston with Eksare, Vince Chic, DJ Dragnet, and Pandovirus. Expect heavy rap and electro-infused tracks, a late-night club vibe, and a packed crowd.
21st Annual Black Policy Conference
The 21st Annual Black Policy Conference at Harvard Kennedy School gathers policymakers, industry leaders, students, and advocates for a day of insights under the theme "Building Tomorrow Today: Mobilizing for the Future We Envision." Explore strategies shaping equity, economic opportunity, and governance through panels, talks, and networking.
2026 Pran and Shashi Nath Distinguished Lecture: John Martinis, PhD
Renowned quantum physicist John Martinis delivers the Pran and Shashi Nath Distinguished Lecture on macroscopic quantum phenomena in superconducting circuits. He revisits early experiments testing macroscopic current and voltages, showing tunneling and energy-level quantization in a 1 cm chip, and discusses implications for fundamental physics. Held at EXP, Boston.
Fireside Chat with Khan Academy
Join Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy, for a Zoom fireside chat hosted by Harvard SEAS. Moderator Dean David Parkes leads a discussion on science communication, AI in education, and how online learning platforms shape teaching in higher education.
SDSCon 2026
SDSCon 2026 at MIT's Building 45 gathers researchers and practitioners to explore statistics and data science across disciplines. Organized by SDSC and IDSS, the conference emphasizes community building, cross-disciplinary methods, and practical applications through talks, panels, and networking in a scholarly environment.
India’s Economic Strategy in a Multipolar World ft. Nirmala Sitharaman
High-level conversation at Harvard's Institute of Politics' JFK Jr. Forum with India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in dialogue with IMF's Gita Gopinath. Explores India's economic strategy amid a multipolar world, global trade shifts, and policy priorities shaping India's role on the world stage.
Gender and Higher Education: Access, Impact, and Inquiry
A scholarly conference at Harvard's Knafel Center examining how gender intersects with access, success, and leadership in higher education. Panels explore enrollment disparities, career advancement for faculty, and freedom of inquiry, with implications for policy and practice in universities.
Berklee Vocal and Instrumental Jazz Ensemble: Carnegie Hall Homecoming
Berklee's Vocal and Instrumental Jazz Ensemble headlines a Homecoming concert at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston, marking a residency in New York and a Carnegie Hall appearance as part of MidAmerica Productions' anniversary season. Expect vibrant vocal and instrumental jazz from Berklee students and faculty in a celebratory, professional setting.
Handel's Water Music
The Boston Symphony Orchestra performs Handel's Water Music at Symphony Hall in Boston, delivering buoyant Baroque energy in an elegant concert setting. Expect vibrant orchestration, festive mood, and refined elegance as the ensemble brings this timeless suite to life.
ACP Course: Attachment Theory
Professional development course at Boston College on attachment theory, exploring adult attachment and how insecure patterns shape leadership and organizational dynamics. Led by Dr. Rachel DiBella, the session features interactive activities and practical insights for clinicians and macro social workers seeking to apply theory to workplace settings.
Shelly Zhang: Toward Multifunctional Materials: From Design to Manufacturing
Harvard SEAS hosts Shelly Zhang in Toward Multifunctional Materials: From Design to Manufacturing, a technical lecture on designing multifunctional materials and active structures that respond to stimuli. It covers design strategies for high-dimensional systems and scalable fabrication, with applications in robotics, biomedical devices, and civil engineering.
Shen Yun
Experience Shen Yun, a dazzling Chinese dance and music performance at Boston's Wang Theatre. This classical production revives ancient legends with vibrant costumes, precise choreography, and live orchestration for an immersive cultural experience.
Duck Boat Challenge
Join Boston Parks and Recreation for the Duck Boat Challenge at Boston Common. This free, family-friendly outdoor event invites kids and families to participate in a playful youth-sports challenge that promotes fitness, teamwork, and community spirit in a historic city park.
Belle of the Ball
A formal ballroom event titled Belle of the Ball at Boston's Hynes Convention Center. Attendees are invited to dress in formal attire for an elegant evening of socializing and dancing in a renowned city venue.
Arindrajit Dube in conversation on The Wage Standard
Economist Arindrajit Dube presents The Wage Standard: What's Wrong in the Labor Market and How to Fix It, in conversation with David Autor at Harvard Book Store. A timely, policy-focused discussion examining wage standards, inequality, and practical reforms shaping the U.S. labor economy.
Robert R. Taylor Day
An MIT Museum commemorative talk honoring Robert Robinson Taylor, MIT’s first Black graduate and the first trained Black architect in the US. The session reflects on his 1911 campus visit tied to the 50th anniversary of MIT’s charter and revisits his early thesis work, highlighting his architectural legacy.
Bridget Everett: Big Titties, Big Dreams
Bridget Everett brings her fearless, boundary-pushing stand-up to the MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston. Expect bold storytelling and unapologetic humor in a lively show at a premier venue.
Tech Pulse 2030: AI in Boston
Boston's Tech Pulse 2030 summit on AI 2030 gathers researchers and industry leaders for talks, panels, and demos exploring AI's future. Expect cutting-edge sessions, networking, and insights into AI's role in shaping commerce and society.
Satellites Unveil Natural and Leaked Atmospheric Biosignatures
Kang Sun of the University at Buffalo discusses how satellites can reveal natural and leaked atmospheric biosignatures. The talk introduces a unified framework for quantifying emission fluxes from satellite-observed column amounts, derived from mass conservation, and explains the measurement geometry using wind and column gradients. Aimed at researchers and students in environmental engineering and remote sensing.
Harvard Anthropology Roundtable: The University as Diagnosis
A Harvard anthropology roundtable examining how the university is becoming a political object amid budget cuts, surveillance, and policy-driven labor changes. The discussion probes global patterns shaping higher education and asks how academic work is reorganized under contemporary political conditions.
The Martinez Brothers – North America Tour 2026
The Martinez Brothers bring their North America Tour to Royale Nightclub in Boston. This electronic-house set promises driving grooves, signature drops, and a high-energy club vibe in a sleek, intimate venue. Don't miss the late-night dance experience on April 10, 2026 at 10 PM UTC at Royale Nightclub.
Decision to Leave
Screening of Park Chan-wook's 2022 Korean thriller Decision to Leave, presented by the Harvard Film Archive as part of Crime Scenes as History. Visually lush and narratively tense, the film investigates memory, motive, and desire through a stylish, haunting mystery.
Body Safety Story Time with Suffolk CAC
Ms. Allie leads a family-friendly story time at the Boston Public Library about body safety and age-appropriate conversations on consent, with resources from the Children’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County. Accessible accommodations available by request; a gentle, educational session for families.
Food Literacy Project Cooking Class: Annie Ryu on Cooking with Jackfruit
Join a hands-on cooking class led by Annie Ryu, founder of Jack and Annie's, at Harvard’s Maxwell Dworkin Laboratory (Science and Cooking Lab). Discover versatile jackfruit recipes as Annie shares tips to maximize flavor and texture in plant-based dishes. A tasty, educational session for curious cooks and plant-based enthusiasts.
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