Registration is free but required. Learn more about this event and register at www.doaks.org/.../searchin....

Single tickets can be purchased at the www.doaks.org/events/music/jeffrey-and-gabriel-kahane. For subscription purchases, contact concerts@doaks.org.

Join us on Sunday, November 23 or Monday, November 24 at 7:00 p.m. to explore overlapping traditions of American popular music. Repertoire will include songs by Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and Tracy Chapman, piano works by Samuel Barber and Aaron Copland, and pieces from Gabriel’s own catalog.

Learn about the Gulmohar's journey from its roots in Madagascar to cultural significance in the #PlantHumanitiesLab's new plant narrative: "The Gulmohar: Becoming Native," by Nidhish Birhade.

Read the full piece at lab.plant-humanities.org/gulmohar/.

Those invited to apply before Saturday, November 1, 2025 include: terminal degree holders and candidates, and mid- and early-career scholars in the fields of Byzantine, Pre-Columbian, and Garden and Landscape Studies. Apply today: www.doaks.org/research/fel....

Opportunities include residential fellowships for an academic year or a semester, joint residential fellowships alongside I Tatti—The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, and project grants of up to $10,000 in the areas of study Dumbarton Oaks supports.

The papers of the colloquium will be published by Dumbarton Oaks under the auspices of her fellow colloquiarchs, Damaskinos of Haapsalu and Francesca Dell’Acqua.

A 1983-1984 joint fellow in Athens and at Dumbarton Oaks from and then 2015-2016 fellow at Dumbarton Oaks, Mary also served as colloquiarch for Dumbarton Oaks’ Fall 2022 colloquium, Hypapante or the Presentation of Christ in the Temple: Liturgical Celebration and Iconography in East and West.

After she earned her BA from Harvard and her PhD from Birmingham, she spent most of her life teaching at Nottingham.