The Cantor Art Gallery and El Salón invite artists, organizers, and creative workers - from the College and the community - to an evening panel conversation. The panel will explore strategies around navigating the resources of the local creative landscape, and address how emerging artists and students can find their footing in the community.
Join us for an informal exhibition of commissioned art works accompanied by a panel discussion between Prior Composer-In-Residence, Osvaldo Golijov, and Prior-Commissioned Artist, Alex Sopp, on the process and eventual marriage of a new work for chorus & orchestra premiering with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in November 2026 with art-infused projection as a way of communicating a world that inspired the inception of this new work.
Join us for an exciting evening of live jazz featuring the Holy Cross Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos, featuring an eclectic program spanning genres like swing, Latin, bebop, funk and more.
The Holy Cross Wind Ensemble will present a "Pop-Up" concert in The Beehive at The Prior Performing Arts Center. Join us for an informal program with the ensemble performing up close in one of the Prior's most unique spaces.
Our quintet of dance instructors have compiled a series of pieces that represent the work produced in their classes: some choreographed by them, some by their students. It’s a Terpsichorean buffet!
Under the direction of Nyoman Catra, one of Bali’s most renowned master artists of traditional dance & theatre, our Balinese Dance and Gamelan students collaborate with guest artists for this fall's concert.
Homeschooled in Africa, Cady arrives at North Shore High School. Tempted by popularity and power, she employs skills she observed in the wild to upset the social order with comical results in this rock musical.
Join us for this Working Writers Series presentation from the Holy Cross Creative Writing Program featuring environmental science journalist Erica Gies, author of Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and Deluge.
From The Ashes is a “chamber-jazz” live musical performance from composer Daniel Weidlein and choreographer Gwendolyn Gussman using contemporary dance and immersive film projections to journey through the life-cycle of a forest fire.
Inspired by her father's telling of the “Old Man of the Moon,” Minli, a young girl living in poverty, sets out to find him. Her journey brings a dragon - and other Chinese fairy tales - to life.