A selection of Arts First events not to miss.

Matthew A. Aucoin '12 discusses poetry, music, and his newest opera, the upcoming "Hart Crane."

This introductory segment gave Gerstein a chance to show off the full range of his abilities, from blossoming, jazzy melodies to flashy ostinato fingerwork.

A graduate student at Harvard, Itay Budin has been a scientist for as long as he can remember. He spent much of his childhood “playing around”—building airplanes, rockets, and generators.

Celebrities and Youtube-watchers alike just want to have a good time—speaking of which, Selena, if you’re reading this, call me, maybe?

Director Andrew G. Clark talks about his role in leading the student singers of the Holden Chorus

Thus, “Arrietty” offers its audience an entertaining story populated by likeable characters and an over-arching theme of friendship that will appeal especially to young viewers.

Wennerstrom is in impeccable form as she purrs, yelps, and growls her way through a lyrically weak but otherwise impressive album that draws influences from garage rock, folk, and blues.

Although “Wandaleria” isn’t quite as novel as one might hope, this is overcome by fantastic performances by the cast.