Concerts

March 1st, 6:00pm, 7:30pm
Earthrise Concerto
Christa McAuliffe Center at
Framingham State University

Described as the “most influential environmental photograph ever taken", the iconic Earthrise image from Apollo 8 continues to inspire and challenge us to see our earth as one interconnected, living system. Our concert celebrates this perspective through the lens of art and science with live electrosymphonic music, science presentations and immersive planetarium visuals. Together, we will explore the earth from orbit, our developing global technology, the environment, and the plight of ecosystems under threat. 

Center for Astrophysics Resident Composer Dr. David Ibbett and the Multiverse Soloists perform a concert of original compositions alongside immersive planetarium visuals celebrating this perspective at the intersection of art and science at the Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University. The musicians are joined by Dr. Gonzalo Abad of TEMPO Satellite, Center for Astrophysics.

Music by Spencer Bambrick, Daniel Lee and David Ibbett

April 24th, 7:00pm
Astrobiology
Harvard Natural History Museum
26 Oxford Street, Cambridge

Free In-Person Special Event

Is there life elsewhere in our solar system, or beyond? How will we discover it? And if there is, what then for us on Earth? Explore these questions and more at the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture.

This free event brings together astrophysicist and bestselling author Avi Loeb, the chamber ensemble of the Multiverse Concert Series, and science educators to explore astrobiology topics from both artistic and scientific perspectives.

Free and open to the public. Let us know you are coming! RSVPs are encouraged, but walk-in visitors are always welcome.

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