Back by popular demand, the extraordinary Jean Rondeau returns to dazzle CMM audiences with his singular command of the harpsichord. He will play works by Couperin, Rameau, and Royer.

Poulenc Trio – featuring CMM’s own Irina Kaplan Lande (piano), Bryan Young (bassoon), and Aleh Remezau (oboe) – returns with two extraordinary collaborations at the heart of the program: Viet Cuong's Trains of Thought and Purura's poetry collection.

A living legend returns to CMM. Richard Goode, the first American-born pianist ever to record the complete Beethoven piano sonatas, and now Distinguished Artist Faculty at Peabody Conservatory, brings his matchless wisdom and depth to CMM stage.

One of the most quietly brilliant pianists alive performs at CMM just before his Carnegie Hall appearance. The day also includes a pre-concert screening of legendary filmmaker Bruno Monsaingeon’s Unquiet Traveller, a documentary about Anderszewski.

Hiccup is a young viking who defies tradition and befriends one of his deadliest foes - a ferocious dragon he calls Toothless. Together, the unlikely heroes fight against the odds to save both their worlds in this wonderful theatrical adaptation.

Kennedy Krieger hosts Pickleball for All, a fully accessible tournament for all skill levels. Enjoy clinics, competitive and recreational play, and adaptive matches. Open to ages 16+, with proceeds supporting adaptive sports and recreation programs.

The concept of the “common table” originates from ancient, agrarian, and hunter-gatherer roots, where sharing food fostered social bonds, safety, and community, breaking bread together away from distractions. How will you use your creativity?

Join us for the opening reception of The Common Table: Community, Companionship, and Gathering, an exhibition celebrating the connections that bring us together.

Join us for an engaging Artist Talk. This special event offers an opportunity to hear directly from participating artists about the inspiration, creative processes, and perersonal stories behind their work.