Discover Science Through Music

Climate Hope Concert
Live in the Planetarium
Christa McAuliffe Center at FSU
April 20th 7pm, 8:30pm

Multiverse’s annual Climate Hope Concert interweaves music and science to tell immersive stories of regeneration: projects working to heal not just our atmosphere, but our biosphere and society as a whole.

Over the course of the show, musicians and scientists connect diverse threads together, exploring topics from sustainable polymers, coral reef restoration, urban regeneration projects and the regeneration of space, as a unifying source of wonder for our precious island earth.

We are excited to perform Climate Hope Concert in celebration of Framingham Earth Day!

Featuring:

Climate Hope Concert
Kemper Chapel
Phillips Academy, Andover
April 28th, 4pm

Climate Hope Concert in Texas

‘Climate Hope: Houston’ is part of a nationwide series of concerts that connect audiences through the universal language of music while promoting action on climate issues. Join drummer Charlie Perez leading a fantastic jazz quartet: Jose-Miguel Yamalon piano, Anthony McKinney on bass, and John Calderon on guitar, with a special appearance by belly dancer and finger cymbalist Alesha Yamal. Enjoy the upbeat rhythms and unique song forms of the music of the Americas-salsa, rumba, cumbia, ranchero, etc. This concert is presented in celebration of Earth Day. Listeners are invited to join the musicians the following day, Saturday April 27th from 8:30-11:30am,for a community cleanup at nearby Buffalo Bayou, organized through the Buffalo Bayou Partnership. Volunteers can submit waivers here: BBP Volunteer Waiver (etapestry.com). Enjoy the concert and then come lend a hand to keep our bayous clean and beautiful!

Climate Hope Concert
Live in the Planetarium
Worcester EcoTarium
May 3rd 6pm, 8:00pm

The EcoTarium Museum of Science and Nature is excited to host the Multiverse Concert Series’ “Climate Hope Concert” on Friday, May 3 as the final event in our month-long Earth Day celebration. Join us for an engaging program featuring climate scientists, activists, and musicians, all complemented by immersive 360-degree visual projection inside the Alden Planetarium.

Climate Hope Concert interweaves music and science to tell stories of regeneration: projects working to heal not just our atmosphere, but our biosphere and society as a whole.

Over the course of the show, musicians and scientists connect diverse threads together, exploring topics from sustainable polymers, coral reef restoration, urban regeneration projects and the regeneration of space, as a unifying source of wonder for our precious island earth.

Featuring:

Phase 2 of Mars Symphony
Summer 2024 at the Museum of Science, Boston