Come learn how to cross stitch with a needle and yarn! All skill levels welcome.

Come learn what goes on inside a nuclear reactor! We'll talk about the physics behind how it produces energy, how we control this energy and keep it safe, and how to do useful things with it!

Come learn how to cross stitch with a needle and yarn! All skill levels welcome.

Ever wondered how technology has changed music theory, analysis, and composition? This class is an introduction to MIT's music21, a new software built in Python that helps analyze music scores and create new compositions!

Come appreciate the many types of coats on MIT's campus! Look at and judge ESP admin's coats, and possibly try them on yourself!

Learn how to build websites using Javascript, HTML, and CSS! We'll start from the basics of Javascript and showing how to design a website, so don't worry if you have no coding experience!

Ever wondered how technology has changed music theory, analysis, and composition? This class is an introduction to MIT's music21, a new software built in Python that helps analyze music scores and create new compositions!

Explore the last two centuries of France and classical music with us, told through pieces like Clair de Lune, Bolero, and Carnival of the Animals! Come learn about French music and discuss your favorite pieces and composers! No prior music study needed.

Come learn how to cross stitch with a needle and yarn! All skill levels welcome.

Explore the last two centuries of France and classical music with us, told through pieces like Clair de Lune, Bolero, and Carnival of the Animals! Come learn about French music and discuss your favorite pieces and composers! No prior music study needed.

Ever wanted to learn a new instrument but thought it was too late to start? We will give you an instrument, a reed, and a crash course in how to play the oboe! You will also learn a history of the instrument and principles of music theory. Designed for students who have prior music experience.

When playing chess, do you find yourself doing well in the opening and middlegame but losing in the endgame? Learn some important ideas to improve your knowledge of endgames and avoid losing winning or drawn positions. We'll be playing through some example positions to practice! For intermediate tournament chess players, roughly 1200-1600 USCF (but don't worry if your rating is not strictly within these bounds!) Topics: - Lucena position - Philidor position - King + pawn endgames - Rook + pawn vs. rook

Come make origami with us! Have you always been curious about how to create amazing shapes out of paper? You will learn how to make paper cranes and water bombs! If you already have experience, there will be instructions for more advanced origami, like 3D shapes with multiple pieces of paper!

Have you ever tried to play chess online? Wondered what competitive chess tournaments look like in-person? Want to trash-talk your opponents in the flesh? This class will teach you all about the tournament chess experience, pre and post-COVID!

Come explore the last two centuries of France and classical music with us, told through pieces like Clair de Lune, Bolero, and Carnival of the Animals! No prior music study needed!

Did you enjoy watching Queen's Gambit? Is overthinking every decision you make your definition of a good time? Come play chess with us and exercise your brain cells from the comfort of your couch! Join our tournament on lichess.org with cool commentary and prizes!!