MIT's arts organizations present a marathon of song, dance, theater, and more, showcasing the infinite artistic talent of MIT students.
Image: MIT Mocha Moves is a hip-hop dance team that aims to promote and celebrate urban dance culture at MIT and in the greater Boston area.
MIT's arts organizations present a marathon of song, dance, theater, and more, showcasing the infinite artistic talent of MIT students.
Image: MIT Mocha Moves is a hip-hop dance team that aims to promote and celebrate urban dance culture at MIT and in the greater Boston area.
MIT's arts organizations present a marathon of song, dance, theater, and more, showcasing the infinite artistic talent of MIT students.
Image: MIT Mocha Moves is a hip-hop dance team that aims to promote and celebrate urban dance culture at MIT and in the greater Boston area.
MIT's arts organizations present a marathon of song, dance, theater, and more, showcasing the infinite artistic talent of MIT students.
Image: MIT Mocha Moves is a hip-hop dance team that aims to promote and celebrate urban dance culture at MIT and in the greater Boston area.
MIT's arts organizations present a marathon of song, dance, theater, and more, showcasing the infinite artistic talent of MIT students.
MIT's arts organizations present a marathon of song, dance, theater, and more, showcasing the infinite artistic talent of MIT students.
Attendees are invited to stop by Kresge Auditorium throughout the afternoon to experience short performances of selected works by student arts organizations.
The Office of the Arts connects students, faculty, staff, and alumni across the Institute, facilitating community-wide access to resources for art creation and engagement, on campus and beyond.
Kresge Auditorium
W16
48 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Building location on the MIT Campus MapDesigned by Eero Saarinen and built in 1955, the 1,200-seat main performance hall rests upon a circular plan that echoes Saarinen's MIT Chapel located just across the quadrangle. Learn more about the architecture
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