Boston Conservatory helps Commonwealth Shakespeare Company bring A Midsummer Night’s Dream to life, building the audiences—and theater artists—of tomorrow.
Destiny Carter MM '20 performing at Detroit’s Movement Music Festival
At Detroit’s Movement Music Festival, the Berklee Valencia alumna brought years of grassroots organizing with Black Queer Power Hour to an international stage.
The first cuatrista to graduate from Berklee talks about the community that shaped her career ahead of her Homecoming performance on September 19.
Berklee President Jim Lucchese (left) and Krystal Prime Banfield (far right), Berklee vice president of Education Outreach and Social Entrepreneurship, celebrated the Berklee City Music scholarship recipients on stage at the Berklee Performance Center.
Two years after graduating from Berklee, the songwriter has a Latin Grammy nomination, a Songwriters Hall of Fame scholarship award, and millions of streams on Spotify.
From personal growth to professional development, graduating students of 2026 reflect on their most memorable moments and experiences at Berklee Valencia, and tell us about their goals as they embark on new adventures beyond graduation.
