Events

Dr. Eddie Glaude will address the Berklee community regarding his book Begin Again: James Baldwin's America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own, which takes an exhaustive look at Black communities, the difficulties of race in the United States, and the challenges we face as a democracy. He authored this book during the COVID-19 pandemic and it coincides with the centennial birthday of author/social activist James Baldwin in 2024.
 

Join Dean Emmett Price for an evening of conversation and connection with other black alumni.

Master class conducted by musicologist Edis Sánchez.

Berklee Africana Studies celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop with an all-star lineup of performers highlighting the power of Black creative expression featuring local and national artists who have made an impact within the past half century.

Bassist, steel drummer, composer, and educator Ron Reid presents arrangements and compositions from the Afro-Caribbean tapestry of revered and secular songs, arranged for an eclectic jazz sextet. 

Join us for an evening with Boston broadcasting legend Carmen Fields as she discusses her new book Going Back to T-Town: The Ernie Fields Territory Big Band. The book discusses her father, big band leader Ernie Fields, and how he and the band dealt with the issue of racial segregation in the Jim Crow South.
 

Students from the summer gospel performance program take the stage of the Berklee Performance Center with gospel recording artist VaShawn Mitchell.