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Winter Break!

February 10, 2016

February school vacation week is coming up!  It’s the perfect time to gather the family, head into the city, and have some fun in Cambridge and Boston! The Kendall Hotel has rooms starting as low as $129 per night!

It’s PreZOOdential Election Week at the Franklin Park Zoo!

February 15 – 19, 10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

The 2016 election is right around the corner, and we’re not just talking about November! In honor of Presidents’ Day and the 2016 Presidential election, Franklin Park Zoo will host its own Zoo animal election for “President” of the Zoo. Throughout the week, guests can learn about each of the candidates’ platforms, cast a vote for their favorite, and discover what sets each animal candidate apart from the others!

Voting will take place from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Show your support for your favorite candidate on social media and be sure to use #PreZOOdential! (Our vote is for Bear, of course)

Animal Encounters:
Monday/Wednesday/Friday:
11:00 a.m. – Lion
1:00 p.m. – Sloth
2:00 p.m. – Gorilla
Tuesday/Thursday:
11:00 a.m. – Cow
1:00 p.m. – Tiger
2:30 p.m. – Condo

Voting will take place throughout the week in the Tropical Forest, where children will have the opportunity to make campaign signs for their favorite candidate. The winner will be announced at the Presidential Inauguration Party in the Tropical Forest on February 20, from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

February School Vacation Free Activities at Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Looking for fun and FREE things to do with the kids during February School Vacation? Come to Faneuil Hall Marketplace! Enjoy FREE programming in the Upper Rotunda inside Quincy Market daily from 11 am – 2 pm.

Puppet making at Rosalita – Monday, February 15th: 11am – 12:30p &  12:30p – 2pm

Storytime with Big Joe the Storyteller – Tuesday, February 16th: 11am – 12:30pm /  Friday, February 19th:  11am – 12:30p

Juggling Lessons w/ Paris the Hip Hop Juggler – Tuesday, 02.17: 12:30p – 2pm

Meditation for Youngsters with Jason Escape –  Wednesday, 02.17: 11a – 12:30p

Malik the Magic Guy – Wednesday, February 17th: 12:30p – 2pm

Arts and Crafts with Shannon – Thursday, February 18th: 11am – 12:30p &  12:30p – 2pm

Faneuil Hall Marketplace
4 South Market Building
Boston, MA 02109

Disney On Ice Celebrates 100 Years of Magic at TD Bank North Garden

From Friday, February 12th through Sunday , February 21st – Showtimes: 11am, 3p, & 7pm

Grab your Mickey ears and get ready for the ultimate Disney experience at Disney On Ice celebrates 100 Years of Magic Presented by Stonyfield YoKids Organic Yogurt!

Be charmed by a cast of over 50, with Mouse-ter of Ceremonies Mickey Mouse, sweetheart Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and Disney Princesses including Cinderella, Rapunzel, Ariel, Snow White and Tiana. Relive the magic of Disney’s Frozen with Anna, Elsa and the hilarious Olaf as they discover that true love is the greatest magic of all.

Sing-along to over 30 unforgettable songs including “Let It Go,” “You’ve Got a Friend in Me,” and “Hakuna Matata.” Exciting moments from Disney•Pixar’s Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Disney’s The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and more will leave the whole family with memories to last a lifetime. Show off your moves at the Disney Magic of Healthy Living dance-along pre-show inspired by the Disney Healthy Living commitment as the celebration of the century skates into your hometown!

– More info and tickets available HERE!

 

 

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Winter Wonderland – Boston style.

January 20, 2016

We can’t think of a better way to embrace the New England chill- all that ice and the snow – than to dance and skate and attempt amateur figure 8’s on it! And we know just the place to try it – FROG POND! Open to the public (weather permitting), Frog Pond is the best place for ice skating outdoors in Boston! Just 2 “T” stops away from the Kendall at Park Street Station, Frog Pond is located right in the heart of Boston Common.

Skating Hours:
Monday: 10am – 4pm
Tuesday thru Thursday: 10am – 9pm
Friday & Saturday: 10am – 10pm
Sunday: 10am – 9pm

Prices:
Adults (14+): $5 admission + $10 skate rental
Kids (14 and under): Free admission + $5 kids skate rental

 

Sometimes the best part of the winter is coming in out of the cold and coming together with others to celebrate and appreciate all the art and cultural offerings this city has to offer.

Like local Art…

Gallery 263 is pleased to present IN OVER UNDER THROUGH – 
A Curatorial Proposal Series exhibition of large-scale, colorful and visually charged abstract works on paper. This exhibit brings together the work of two artists, quilter and embroiderer Sean Riley, and commercial textile designer Jessica Slaven , for whom the processes of weaving, unweaving, embroidering, dyeing, and sewing – typically reserved for fabrics and fiber – have come to inhabit their drawing and painting practices.

Now showing at Gallery 263, 263 Pearl St, Cambridge MA from January 7th until February 6th, 2016.
Workshop: Sunday January 31, 2016 from 2pm until 4pm.

…local Theatre…

Boston Playwrights’ Theatre presents: FRESH INK THEATRE: The Housekeeper

“When Adelina takes a job as a housekeeper for widower Charlie Frey and his daughter Kaila, she is not surprised to meet Charlie’s dead wife, Carson. It’s happened to her before. But soon she finds herself confronting more mess than she can handle—in the chaotic Frey household and in her own life. “

Admission: $20
(get half-price tickets here: http://bit.ly/the-housekeeper )

Performances: January 15th – 30th , 2016
Wednesday & Thursday at 7:30pm
Fridays at 8pm
Saturdays at 8pm
Sunday January 24th and Saturday January 30th at 3pm

…and, of course…The Boss!

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & The E STREET BAND

Thursday February 4th, 2016 at the legendary {TD Bank} Boston Garden (just a quick ride on the subway from the Kendall Hotel)

Tickets are still available through www.ticketmaster.com and warm, cozy rooms – complete with a hot and hearty American breakfast – are available at the Kendall Hotel! Come warm up by the fire with us – just click the “check availability” button in the top right corner – right up there!

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January Happenings!

January 6, 2016

 

     The MIT Mystery Hunt is a puzzlehunt competition that takes place on the MIT campus every year during the MLK weekend. The hunt challenges each participating team to solve a large number of puzzles which lead to an object (called a “coin”) hidden somewhere on campus. The winning team gets to write the subsequent year’s hunt. Mystery Hunt was launched in 1981 and is widely regarded as one of the oldest and most complex puzzlehunts in the world. It attracts about 1,000 people every year! The Kendall Hotel has a limited number of rooms remaining for the MIT Mystery Hunt. Please call to inquire!

Grab your Bodhrán and tin whistles…the Boston Celtic Music Festival is here! Being held on January 8th & 9th, the BCMFest features musicians, singers, and dancers from Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton, and other Celtic traditions in performing in Cambridge clubs – including the legendary Club Passim in Harvard Square – just a quick redline ride away from the Kendall Hotel.

 

     The Northeast Motorcycle Expo is also being held this second weekend in January. On Saturday, January 9th and Sunday the 10th the World Trade Center will be host to all manner of racers, cruisers, sport-bikes, and scooters! Gather up the gearheads in your life and head to the seaport! Adult admission is $17, Kids $7, and children under 6 get in free.If you prefer your vehicles with more than just 2 wheels you may want to check out the New England International Auto Show being held this month from Wednesday, January 14th  to the 18th at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. Tickets are $15 for adults and $6 for children ages 6-12.  Children under 6 are free!  $1.00 of every ticket sold is given to the South Boston Community Development Foundation.

 

Explore your whimsy at the fantastic Arisia Convention! Arisia is New England’s largest and most diverse science fiction and fantasy convention . Gaze upon the creative costumes, meet and attend panels with your favorite fantasy authors, show off your own great Brienne of Tarth cosplay! Arisia will be held at the Westin Waterfront Hotel from January 15th – January 18th.

 

 

 

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2017 is getting close!

December 29, 2015

Still finalizing your First Night plans?

The Kendall Hotel still has a few discounted rates available in addition to our New Years Eve rate package chock full o’ bubbly New Years’ bonuses!

Use code NYE (or NYE1 for the package plus a 3 course meal) when booking online!

 

Rooms are still available for the NECSI6 group in January as well. Inquire by phone at 617.577.1300.

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New Year’s Eve Package at the Kendall! Book Now while still available!

December 9, 2015

First Night is fast approaching! Now in it’s 40th year, this cherished Boston tradition will usher in 2017 with artistic performances, ice sculptures, and light shows all celebrating the wonders of the season and the beginning of a new year. Check out all the great activities scheduled right HERE!

And the best part is: First Night is FREE this year! Yes indeed, we said FREE!

Entertainment and specialty attractions will be focused in Copley Square and Boston Common – both of which are no more than 15 minutes away from the Kendall Hotel on the “T” (subway).

Book now with the Kendall Hotel to take advantage of our New Year’s Eve package!

For the low rate of $209 plus taxes and fees, this package includes:

  • Deluxe King accommodations
  • Our hosted champagne hour
  • Parking for 1 vehicle
  • A bottle of bubbly in your room
  • 2 round trip “T” (subway) passes to get you to and from the festivities safely
  • Late check-out at 1pm

For an additional $50, you will also receive a voucher for a special gourmet 3-course meal in our restaurtant, The Black Sheep.

Arrive before the 31st or stay after, and receive a rate of $129 per night plus taxes/fees including parking

Call now or book on our website.

Enter the code: NYE  for the package or NYE1 for the package with dinner.

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Boston Holiday Happenings!

December 8, 2015

The Boston Ballet performs The Nutcracker – A 45 year old tradition! At The Boston Opera House from November 27th – December 31st

Let Mikko Nissinen’s The Nutcracker capture your imagination and transport you to a magical world of brave toy soldiers and dancing candy canes. Follow Clara as she embarks on her journey filled with colorful characters, breathtaking costumes, and majestic scenery. From the captivating dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy to the iconic snow scene, this enchanting holiday classic – set to the beloved music of Tchaikovsky – continues to enthrall audiences of all ages. Whether you’re seeing it for the first time or it’s an annual treat, kick off your holiday season in grand style making memories to cherish with the ones you love.

Or if you’d rather a more modern approach to the classic – check out the Tony Williams Ballet Co. performing The Urban Nutcracker –  now in it’s 15th year! At the Back Bay Events Center (John Hancock Hall) – December 11th – December 27th

Urban Nutcracker puts a modern spin on the classic 19th Century fairy tale and transports the audience to an enchanted world not unlike their own in the world of the Urban Nutcracker. Strains of Duke Ellington dovetails with the buzz of neon driven by the heartbeat of Tchaikovsky. One could say it is a fusion of modern, multicultural and classical dance…but it’s more! An organic interpretation brought about by a unifying of cultures – this is how classic ballet, urban tap, hip hop, swing, flamenco, step and jazz blend into a unique and special holiday event.

Celebrate Hanukkah by exploring 8 Nights, 8 Windows – Boston’s first juried seasonal Jewish public art project on display Sunday, December 6th – Monday, December 14th. These 8 chosen pieces, carefully selected by a jury of notable curators and community arts leaders and practitioners, can be viewed in the windows at the following locations across downtown Boston:

• Downtown Crossing Roche Bros. Supermarket – 8 Summer Street.
• Pavement Coffee House – 44 Gainsborough Street
• United South End Settlements – 566 Columbus Avenue
• The West End Museum – 150 Staniford Street
• Boomerang’s Special Edition – 1407 Washington Street
• Milk Street Café – 50 Milk Street
• Boston Center for the Arts’ Artist Studio Building – 539 Tremont Street
• Cambridge Trust bank – 565 Tremont Street


Christmas break may be upon us but you can still keep your mind active and engaged at the MIT Museum during the MIT’s MoSAIC Festival ( Math of Science, Art, Industry & Culture) – a weekend of free activities – Friday December 11th & Saturday December 12th

Events and Activities include:

• Viewing MIT Museum art exhibitions
• Screening Math related video shorts
• Discussions and conversations regarding math in art and culture and the gender gap in mathematics
• Presentations and workshoprs with respected MIT professors and faculty including Meena Bopanna, Erik      Demaine,   George Hart, and Robert Lang
• Slide ruler demos, Rubik’s cube challenges, knot-tying, origami, and other mathematical challengers
• Creating M.C. Escher-like tessellations
• Mathematical sculpture’s with drinking straws

Please see The MIT Museum website for more information.

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December is afoot!

December 2, 2015

Just a hop, skip, and short “T” ride over the river from the Kendall Hotel is the legendary Boston Garden – identified officially by their sponsor as the TD Bank North Garden – the Garden is the place to catch all the biggest sporting events, concerts, performances and other special events in the city.
At the beginning of December alone you could catch:

On Wed, Dec 2nd at 6pm:
“The Tradition” Annual Fundraising Event
Organized by The Sports Museum – a non-profit educational institution that works with at-risk kids in the Boston area
HONOREE’S INCLUDE:
Danny Ainge – The Boston Celtics
Joan Benoit Samuelson – Olympic Gold medalist hailing from Maine
Roger Clemens – Red Sox pitching legend
Richard Seymour – Patriot’s defensive tackle
and more!

On Monday Dec 7th at 7pm:
NHL Boston Bruins vs. Nashville Predators

On Wednesday Dec. 9th at 7pm:
NBA – Boston Celtics vs. Chicago Bulls

On Thursday Dec. 10th:
KISS 108’s Jingle Ball Concert
Part of the National iHeartRadio App’s Jingle Ball tours with chart topping national acts including:
The Weeknd
5 Seconds of Summer
Demi Lovato
Nick Jonas
and more!


 

And if you’re ready to jump head first into the Boston holiday festivities…

On Thursday December 3rd:
Make your way to Boston Common for the Holiday Tree Lighting!
Festivities will run from 4pm until 8pm with the lights going on at precisely 7:55pm
A skating exhibition will be held from 5-6pm as will a meet and greet with the big guy himself – Santa!

On Sunday December 6th at 2;15pm:
If you haven’t had your fill of lights, or Santa, head on over to The North End Tree Lighting
at the Prado (Paul Revere Mall)

Daily from 4:30pm to 9:30pm until January 3rd:
Blink! At Fanueil Hall Marketplace
Catch the most extravagant light show in Boston!

And if you haven’t started planning you New Year’s Eve First night celebration – NOW IS THE TIME!
We have a special New Years Eve package available right now for guests at a competitive rate that includes parking for one vehicle, a bottle of bubbly awaiting you and your companion upon your arrival in your Deluxe King accommodations, two “T” passes, a hosted champagne hour, and a late 1pm check-time.

Please call to inquire or book directly on our website using the rate code NYE.

You can also book our New Years Eve package along with a 3 course dinner prepared specially for you at our restaurant – the Black Sheep by using the rate code NYE1

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From Kendall, with Love

November 13, 2015

There is so much more to do in Cambridge than you could ever imagine. The City of Cambridge is not home to only innovation and biotechnology, the city is also home to its own unique form of entertainment. Unbeknownst to many, Kendall Square has a host of weekly events open to the general public that are fun, relaxing and intellectually stimulating. Take a look at what is happening this weekend.

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015

FROM BEYOND: A BOSTON MEGAGAME

We’re bringing the ultimate in gaming experience to Boston. A MegaGame combines the best elements from Board Games, Role Playing Games, Model United Nations, Murder Mysteries, and Puzzle Hunts into a single 6 hour game for 60+ people. We are running our custom designed alien invasion MegaGame, “From Beyond”, where you will join a group representing a Nation during the chaos of First Contact with an alien species. The fate of planet Earth stands squarely on the shoulders of you and your team, do you have what it takes to save the world? Interested in what a MegaGame can offer?

LOCATION

Microsoft Nerd Center

1 Memorial Drive

Cambridge, MA 02142

Kendall Square

DATE & TIME

Sat, November 14, 2015

10:00 am — 5:30 pm

 

ADMISSION

Standard Ticket – $45

Volunteer-Free

 

Additional information about this event is  here


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2015

 

MIT CONCERT CHOIR WITH ORCHESTRA, WILLIAM CUTTER, DIRECTOR

Mozart Requiem and Poulenc Stabat Mater.

Featureing MIT Alumni Soloists:

Jodie Marie Fernandes, soprano

Nargiss Mouatta, mezzo-soprano

Sudeep Agarwala, tenor

Joshua Li, bass

 

LOCATION

MIT Morss Hall

Walker Memorial Building

Cambridge, MA 02142

 

DATE & TIME

Sun, November 15, 2015

8:00pm — 10:00 pm

 

ADMISSION

General Admission-$5

Free in advance via Eventbrite to MIT community with MIT email address

 

Additional information about this event is here

 

MAHLER’S SYMPHONY NO. 5

Under the direction of Cynthia Woods, Music Director, the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra is proud to present Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 and acclaimed soprano Indra Thomas singing Ravel’s Shéhérazade.

We’d love to see you at our season opener on November 15!

 

LOCATION

M.I.T Kresge Auditorium

 

DATE & TIME

Sun., November 15, 2015

4PM

 

ADMISSION

General Admission-$20

Student/Seniors-$15

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Fright Night at the Museum

October 30, 2015

Are you tired of the same old Halloween parties? Do you need something different to do this weekend? Well, change things up!  Here are some cool events happening Friday, Oct. 30 in Kendall Square:

 

FRIGHT FACTORS AT THE MIT MUSEUM

Why do we fear? What’s going on in our bodies and minds when we are frightened? Join us for an evening of “speed geeking” and learn about the biological basis of fear, zombies, outbreaks, and all sorts of terrifying topics! Move through the museum and talk to leading researchers and educators about the things that we fear and why we fear them.

Presentations on:

 

Frightful medical tools:

Sara Alger – Director, Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation

 

Fear, stress and anxiety:

Ki Ann Goosens – Assistant Professor, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT

 

Capturing the moment of fear in the brain:

Nouchine Hadjikhi – Associate Professor in Radiology, Harvard Medical School

 

Zombie autopsies:

Steven Schlozman – Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School and Lecturer in Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education

 

Horror through film:

David Thorburn – Professor of Literature, MIT and Director, MIT Communications Forum

 

LOCATION

MIT Museum

265 Massachusetts Avenue

Cambridge, MA 02139

 

DATE & TIME

Fri, October 30, 2015

7:00 pm — 9:00 pm

 

ADMISSION

$20

Ticket includes admission and two drinks. Costumes encouraged! Doors open at 6:30

 

–Cambridge Tourism

 

 

 

 

JONNY GANDELMAN/J.S. BACH

Bach’s Complete Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin

 

First Annual Terry and Rick Stone Concert

 

Russian-born violinist Johnny Gandelsman’s singular musical voice comes from the spirit of collaboration. As a member of Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Ensemble and the string quartet Brooklyn Rider, he has distilled the creative sensibilities of a wide range of master musicians from around the world. At MIT last January, Gandelsman returned to the classical repertoire with a pop-up, unadvertised recital, performing Bach’s Complete Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin to a small but packed house. Lloyd Schwartz, describing the event on NPR’s Fresh Air, said, “I’ve heard some famous violinists attempt this epic feat, but none of them gripped me and delighted me as thoroughly as Gandelsman.” Gandelsman now takes his powerful interpretation of these landmark works to the concert hall, reprising his riveting performance for the first annual Terry and Rick Stone Concert in MIT’s Kresge Auditorium on October 30.

 

Johnny Gandelsman has worked with artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Bono, Osvaldo Golijov, David Byrne, Bela Fleck, Kayhan Kalhor, Suzanne Vega, James Levine, Mark Morris, Alim Qasimov and Fargana Qasimova, Nigel Kennedy, and Anna Sofie von Otter. Over the last several years he has premiered works by Lev “Ljova” Zhurbin, Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky, Vijay Iyer, Bela Fleck, Daniel Cords, Rubin Kodheli, Dana Lyn, Gabriel Kahane, Colin Jacobsen, Shara Worden, John Zorn, Christina Courtin, Ethan Iverson, Padma Newsome, Gregory Saunier, Evan Ziporyn, Bill Frisell and Nik Bartsch, as well as a violin concerto by Gonzalo Grau.  In 2008 he founded In a Circle Records, releasing award winning discs by the Knights, Silk Road Ensemble, Nicholas Cords, and Brooklyn Rider.

 

Presented by the MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology (CAST) as part of the 2015-16 MIT Sounding Series.

 

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LOCATION

MIT

Kresge Auditorium, W16

48 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA

 

DATE AND TIME

October 30, 2015 / 8:00 PM

 

 

–Arts at MIT

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MIT EVENTS

October 23, 2015

There is much to do in the city and it is such a festive time in Cambridge. You will find a host of events that range in activity throughout the city. Only in the city of Cambridge will you find an innovative mix of events lined up around town. Here are some great events you can get involved in this weekend.

 

Fall 2015 Start Smart Class

October 26 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

MIT Tang Center, 70 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA 02139 United States

 

The High-Level Details Start Smart is a hands-on workshop for new and seasoned entrepreneurs alike who are serious about launching a new business venture. The Start Smart program provides entrepreneurs with the information and contacts necessary to help start a new start-up venture in as successful a way as possible. Originally inspired by Guy Kawasaki’s popular book, “The Art of the Start,” the curriculum was developed by the MIT Enterprise Forum’s CEO Services Committee.- FREE

 

Fall 2015 Start Smart Class

ArtScience @ La Lab

October 28 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

 

Le Laboratoire Cambridge, 650 East Kendall Street, Cambridge, MA 02142 United States

ArtScience @ La Lab Mark Dion: The Trouble with Jellyfish, The Undisciplined Collector, The Wonder Workshop, and Other Marvelous Tales ArtScience @ Le Lab is a free biweekly evening seminar series for the general public. Artists, designers, scientists, chefs, engineers, perfumers – and more- talk about creativity and culture at the edges of art, science and design. Seating is limited, reservations encouraged. Contact Ankica Koldzic at programs@lelabcambridge.com-FREE

-www.kendallsq.org

 

MIT SPLASH 2015

Splash 2015 registration is open so students can enter class preferences. Students must complete registration steps 0 through 2 by 11:59 p.m. on October 31!

 

Program Vitals

 

What:   A bunch of short classes on a huge variety of cool topics! See the class catalog.

When: 

Saturday and Sunday the weekend before Thanksgiving. Splash 2015 will take place on November 21 and 22.

 

Classes will be held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.

 

Who:     Students in grades 9–12. [?]

Cost:      $40 for the entire weekend of classes (generous financial aid available). T-shirts and food will be available for purchase.

Where:  On MIT’s main campus. [Google maps, campus map]

We’ve compiled a list of nearby hotels.

 

Welcome to Splash!

 

For one awesome weekend each November, thousands of high schoolers flood MIT’s campus to take classes, taught by MIT students, on anything and everything. From music theory to Hungarian history to aircraft analysis, Splash offerings number over 400 every year and span a wide variety of areas. Want to take a class on origami? Lasers? Neuropharmacology? All are open to you.

 

Over the course of 19 hours during Splash, you can get your feet wet with a short introduction to any number of subjects—things you always wanted to learn and topics you never knew existed—or you can dive head first into an in-depth seminar or intensive workshop.

 

In addition to normal classes, Splash also offers walk-in activities: hands-on events where you can show up or leave whenever you want. Walk-ins are great for filling gaps in your schedule, and they don’t require you to sign up in advance (although you must be registered for Splash to attend). Planned activities include everything from modular origami to plushie making to logic puzzles to ukulele playing. There’s something for everyone!

 

You can view a list of classes for Splash 2015, or proceed to register.

 

–MIT SPLASH

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