The Spring 2026 exhibition at the Cantor Art Gallery features work by Visual Arts faculty Rachelle Beaudoin, John Carney, Marcus Clarke, Hilary Doyle, Colleen Fitzgerald, Matthew Gamber, Anna McNeary, Victor Pacheco, Cristi Rinklin, and Leslie Schomp.
yMusic is a genre-leading American chamber ensemble renowned for its innovative and collaborative spirit. Praised by NPR Music as “deeply, profoundly skilled,” yMusic has been tapped to lend their orchestral sound and instantly-recognizable style to recordings and concert projects by a dizzying array of popular artists from John Legend to Paul Simon.
Carly Thibodeau, Director of the Office of Sustainability, and Jordan Lovejoy, Assistant Professor in Environmental Sciences, join exhibiting artists Anna McNeary and Victor Pacheco at the Cantor Art Gallery, whose works explore the impact of human action on the natural environment.
Join us for an inspiring evening of diverse repertoire performed by the talented students of the College of the Holy Cross Piano Department.
This concert celebrates the two remarkable Steinway pianos housed in Luth Concert Hall with performances by students and faculty of the Holy Cross Music Department.
In Curiouser & Curiouser, inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll, adapter and director Lynn Kremer creates a production that is sure to charm audiences of all ages.
Join us for a fiction reading and Q&A with novelist and Holy Cross Creative Writing Program faculty member Morris Collins.
Join us for the first-ever performance at Holy Cross from Father Pedro Sánchez, renowned Spanish organist, composer and scholar of Gregorian Chant. Padre Pedro serves as the Director of Music of the Monasterio del Escorial (King’s Chapel) near Madrid, Spain.
The Holy Cross Orchestra and College Choir will perform together at the Academic Conference concert at The Prior, a can't-miss highlight of the semester.
Holy Cross Organ Scholar Gavin Klein ’26 will present his Degree Recital with a program featuring works by Bach, Brahms, Duruflé and Max Reger at Worcester's All Saints Episcopal Church.
