The Cantor Art Gallery and the Department of Visual Arts are honored to present A P A R T, an exhibition of the work of Studio Art majors from the College of the Holy Cross. Throughout their senior year, the students have participated in a rigorous capstone seminar, honing their artistic practice through independent work and experimentation.
The Gregorian Chant class of Professors Daniel DiCenso and Laurence Rosania will deliver their Eighth Annual Gregorian Vespers performance in the majestic acoustics of the St. Joseph Memorial Chapel during its 102nd year.
The highly anticipated annual dance concert grows in variety and excitement with the addition of hip-hop, breaking, Afro-Haitian dance and Broadway dance styles to a repertoire featuring contemporary dance and ballet.
In this production from Fenwick Scholar Éowyn Bailey '26, Renata travels to the underworld to learn how to become a leader in today’s world. While there, she meets four women—two from Greco-Roman mythology and two from indigenous Latin American history—who guide her on her journey.
At the end of each semester, the students in I Nyoman Catra’s Balinese dance and gamelan classes display what they have learned in a delightful evening showcasing the Balinese performing arts.
Featuring performances, presentations and gatherings at The Prior and other facilities throughout campus, Reunion Weekend 2026 at College of the Holy Cross will take place from June 4-7.
La Machina de los Sueños is the second in a series of annual summer exhibitions that foregrounds and celebrates the Worcester arts community at the Cantor Art Gallery. Guest curators Vanessa Calixto and John Vo have assembled artists connected to the Worcester-based organization El Salón, a collective of BIPOC creatives working together through a "by us, for us" model.
The former Organist and Director of Music of London's Westminster Abbey will present a distinguished program devoted entirely to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach in this Holy Cross Chapel Artist Series presentation from the Department of Music.
Join us for a Working Writers Series presentation from the Creative Writing Program at Holy Cross featuring award-winning and New York Times-bestselling author Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah.
An immersive, interactive work featuring pipa player Jie Ma (traditional Chinese lute), percussionist and electronic musician Brian Foreman, and sound designer Professor Brian Saia, Memory is a concert curated for Polytope Music's 2026 residency program with the Holy Cross Department of Music. Funded by The Patrick E. Moriarty, M.D. '57 Visiting Scholars Program.