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Celebrate the longest day of the year with live music, ice cream, hands-on activities, and free admission to all four of the...

Shielded by a tent at Science Center Plaza, Harvard employees Paula Gaughan and Susan Courtney stood in front of a near-endless selection of...

In the Harvard Science Center, hundreds of Cambridge eighth-graders gasped in amazement as they watched liquid nitrogen violently and...

On June 3, students, parents, teachers, artists, and health leaders came together to celebrate the tenth annual Reflection in Action;...

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Highlighted Programs

Highlighted Programs

Harvard University offers learning activities, events, and programs to our friends and neighbors in Allston-Brighton, Boston, and Cambridge on our campuses and in your communities.

ARTS FIRST, a four-day arts festival held each spring, features more than 225 music, theater, dance, film, and visual arts events, most free of charge and open to the public.
The Office for Sustainability oversees implementation of Harvard’s sustainability goals and convenes the community to share best practices and develop new programs and policies.
PBHA is a student-run public service organization with 86 programs and 1400 volunteers participating in a range of service activities.
CMES offers professional development, cultural programming, materials on Middle East culture and religions, downloadable lesson plans, and public lectures.
The Asia Center sponsors seminars, conferences, lectures, and programs and issues a weekly bulletin of Asia-related events at Harvard and around greater Boston.

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