10th Annual Arts Festival Calendar of Events
Saturday Performance Schedule

Saturday April 26th

The BC Marching Band will entertain you with some of your favorite songs from BC football games. Then join the parade as the Marching Band takes a short trip around campus!

In one of our most popular events, thirteen dance ensembles and intercultural groups will present ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, swing, step, and hip-hop along with Irish, Latin, African, Japanese, Philippine, and other traditional dances.

The Bostonians are BC's oldest a cappella group. For twenty-one crazy years, they've been making music, traveling from coast to coast, and having a whole lot of fun along the way. Their classic co-ed sound has been heard from Mexico to Montreal and on eight studio recorded albums. Sit back, relax and enjoy their unique brand of modern a cappella.

The Heightsmen is Boston College's only all-male a cappella group - dedicated to musical excellence and brotherhood. Founded in 1990, they have established themselves as a prominent musical group on the BC campus, while maintaining a diverse musical repertoire and entertaining fans throughout the world.

BC's Creative Dramatics class presents a live performance of The Emperor's New Clothes. This play is most appropriate for children ages 7 and older.

In one of our most popular events, thirteen dance ensembles and intercultural groups will present ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, swing, step, and hip-hop along with Irish, Latin, African, Japanese, Philippine, and other traditional dances.

Life on the NYC Subways: Four short plays dealing with friendship, family, love and insanity that all take place in a New York City subway car. Get on for a wild ride! Rated PG-13

This small choral group is based on the Fisk Jubilee Singers, a group of nine men and women who were former slaves or children of slaves and began singing together at Fisk University in Nashville during the late 19th century. The original Fisk Jubilee Singers are credited with first introducing African music in America, and Professor Hubert Walters (Director of Voices of Imani) has assembled this group as a contemporary remembrance of this very old tradition.