Art's Events For The Week Of April 19

"What's Happening!!" —Fred "Rerun" Berry

A Powerful, Somber ‘Parade’

The South: drawling pleasantries, belles in white flowing dresses, magnolia trees ruffled by a balmy breeze. Alternatively: damning profanity, bigots ...

‘Godot’ Makes the Waiting Worthwhile

The play’s five-person cast brilliantly charged their characters with the heightened joy, anxiety, and pain that come from human interaction in a space that felt as confining as the characters’ own circumstances.

The Harvard Ballet Company presents "Contours"

Week in Photos: Arts (04/19/2011)

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Nitin Sawhney speaks at the Memorial to Celebrate and Remember the Life of Juliano Mer-Khamis. The Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University and the Boston Palestine Film Festival honored Mer-Khamis's passing with a screening of his documentary "Arna's Children."

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Crowds of students filled the old yard yesterday for this year’s Yardfest, featuring the music of White Panda, Sam Adams, and Far East Movement.

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Carol Queen, who lead the Female Orgasm seminar, serves as staff sexologist at Good Vibrations, a sex toy retailer. She and her partner Robert Morgan Lawrence co-founded the non-profit Center for Sex and Culture.

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Admitted students of Harvard’s Class of 2015 and current Harvard students stand in an overcrowded shuttle, a common problem during Visitas, the visiting program for prospective students.

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An admitted student of Harvard’s Class of 2015 asks her undergraduate host a question during Visitas, Harvard College’s preview weekend for admitted students.

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Mashup duo The White Panda started off the performances at Yardfest 2011. The group mixed various combinations of top 40 songs to an enthusiastic crowd of Harvard students.

Cast of 'The Wire' Visits Harvard

Several cast members of HBO's "The Wire" visited Harvard for a panel at the Law School and a reception in Winthrop House on April 12.

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Far East Movement finally makes its apparition and performs some of its most famous songs, including "Like a G6," which made the college vibrate!

Weekend in Photos: (04/18/2011)

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The Adams' Masters' house 250th anniversary, held in the Adams courtyard, is a carnival celebration complete with clowns, a petting zoo and delicious food. Here, Antone Martinho '13 takes a hand in feeding a goat.