Harvard Common • Passim

Club Passim in partnership with Harvard Common Spaces brings FREE live music to the Harvard Common Spaces on Tuesdays in the summer and fall.

Artist Lineup

Passim Presents
Panamerican HighwayPanamerican Highway will take you on a journey around the Americas with their sweet harmonies, blazing fiddle and rhythmic guitar. Ellie Sloane-Barton grew up in the fiddling culture of Western Maine, and brings her love of playing music in community to your lucky ear holes. Jula Moll-Rocek has lived in Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Puerto Rico and brings a variety of folk traditions to the duo.
TuesdayOct 3
Show12PM
Free
Passim Presents
Arden LloydArden Lloyd is a Boston-based singer-songwriter who blends aspects of folk, indie rock, and jazz with emotionally poignant lyrics to create music that pulls you in and doesn’t let you go. Her voice is at the heart of her performances, inducing frisson in audiences everywhere. In 2020, she won the National YoungArts Competition for Voice: Singer-Songwriter, and was named a 2021 U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, one of 20 in the nation. She released her debut EP of folk-centric songs, This Moment, in November 2021 and new music is on the way!
TuesdayOct 10
Show12PM
Free
Passim Presents
Kat Wallace & Steven Manwaring
TuesdayOct 17
Show12PM
Free
Passim Presents
Hound & HandlerHound & Handler blend Bluegrass, Americana, Western Swing, and whatever it takes to get the point across. They deliver high-energy songs that explore the challenges of carving out intentional, purposeful and authentic lives in spite of the dystopia that is modern-day America. The Boston-based quartet are Sean Davis (mandolin, guitar, vocals), Ross Kiah (guitar, vocals), Hadley Lloyd (drums, vocals) and Jake O'Keefe (bass).
TuesdayOct 24
Show12PM
Free
Passim Presents
Trevin Nelson & Maxfield Anderson
TuesdayOct 31
Show12PM
Free

At a Glance

Every Tuesday — 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Harvard Northwest Science Building 52 Oxford St Cambridge, MA 02138

Directions

If coming by foot/public transportation, from the Harvard T station you can walk across the Harvard Yard towards Cambridge Street. Shows will happen at the plaza on the overpass in front of the science Center facing the science building (where all of the food trucks are).