Early Risers Horticulture Walks
2024-04-29 08:00 - 09:00, 2024-05-06 08:00 - 09:00, 2024-05-13 08:00 - 09:00, 2024-05-20 08:00 - 09:00, 2024-05-27 08:00 - 09:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Join our staff for any or all of these hour-long early morning excursions to discover what’s in bloom and any other items of horticultural interest. From early bulbs to magnificent flowering trees, we will try to catch them all. Mondays at 8 AM: April 22 & 29, May 6, 13, 20, 27
Check-in for the event is on the Story Chapel Porch.
Free
Capacity: 30 people
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This Life and Death: Conversations at Mount Auburn Cemetery
2024-04-30 18:30 - 20:00 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Throughout the past year, Artists-in-Residence Eliza Fichter and Debra Wise have been walking the grounds of Mount Auburn interviewing people about their relationships with the Cemetery and how their reflections on death have shaped their living. The conversations were then crafted into a series of short audio narratives, one for each season of the year.
For one night only, this mother/daughter team of theater artists will share their revelations about their process and perform selected moments from the interviews. There will be a Q&A with the artists, followed by questions from the audience.
The event will take place in Bigelow Chapel.
Event capacity: 75 people
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DEBRA WISE co-founded Underground Railway Theater in 1979. For 30 years she toured a socially-engaged repertoire to theaters and communities, as well as puppet spectacles commissioned by major orchestras. In 2007, she co-founded Central Square Theater, helming award-winning productions as Artistic Director (e.g. Vanity Fair; black odyssey boston, with Front Porch; Constellations; The Convert) and directing (Christmas Carol, adapted for actors and puppetry). Recent acting appearances include: Angels in America,The Half-Life of Marie Curie, Vanity Fair (CST); Much Ado About Nothing (Commonwealth Shakespeare); Escaped Alone, Dolls House 2 (Gamm); People Places & Things (Speakeasy). She currently is program director of Catalyst Collaorative@MIT (CST’s science/theater partnership).
ELIZA FICHTER (she/they) is a theater maker and visual artist. Eliza has taught theater workshops across the country in museum galleries, public schools, performing arts centers, prisons, assisted living facilities and military bases, and has worked as a teaching artist with Olney Theater Center, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, The Putney School and New Repertory Theatre. Regional theatre projects include BEDLAM and The Nora Theatre Company (The Crucible), Central Square Theater (The Revolutionists), Underground Railway Theater (Matchless & The Happy Prince), and Olney Theatre Center (Macbeth, The Comedy of Errors, Odyssey). Eliza has a MEd in Arts Education from Harvard University where she researched natural deathcare practices and interviewed dozens of end-of-life care workers and advocates throughout Massachusetts. elizafichter.com
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Spring Migrants with Bob Stymeist
2024-05-01 06:45 - 08:15, 2024-05-08 06:45 - 08:15
Join us for a spring bird walk searching for both migrant and breeding birds. Bring your binoculars and field guides. All skill levels welcome. Led by Bob Stymeist, Statistician, Bird Observer
Check-in outside of Story Chapel. Registration Required.
Capacity: 15 people
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Lecture Series with Cannon Hersey and Taku Nishimae
2024-05-01 17:30 - 19:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Cannon Hersey, grandson of author John Hersey who wrote “Hiroshima,” will discuss the Survivor Trees of Hiroshima, over 160 trees within a mile of the epicenter of the atomic bombing that still thrive today. Since 2015 during 31 journeys to Hiroshima, Hersey has documented over 60 of these trees with 35mm photography. Within an interactive discussion, Hersey and Peabody award-winning filmmaker Taku Nishimae will share clips from the movie “SURVIVOR TREES Hiroshima Revealed III,” and photographs as well as large scale silkscreens of these survivor trees. Hersey and Nishimae will also discuss their work as creatives and educators convening diverse, multi-generational audiences, to look at disruptive ways to tackle a range of environmental, community, and human rights issues to engage issues important to local residents and the world.
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Cannon Hersey is a media entrepreneur, visual artist, filmmaker and organizer of large-scale cultural platforms in New York City, São Paulo, Miami, Tokyo, Houston, Hiroshima and Johannesburg. Hersey founded the nonprofit CrossPathCulture (CPC) in 1999 and 1Future in 2015, both organizations dedicated to global community building through the arts, global diversity in museums and media, and art as a language of social transformation.
Taku Nishimae is an award-winning producer of films, documentaries, TV, and live performances. He co-founded 1Future with Cannon Hersey, creating the documentary features “Revealed Series,” that explore complex social issues and its roots through the work of John Hersey with historical and human perspectives that connect the past to the present.
This event is free for Laurel Circle members. Learn more about our Laurel Circle and join by clicking here. If you have questions about your membership status, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Spring Migrants with Jeremiah Trimble
2024-05-02 06:45 - 08:15, 2024-05-09 06:45 - 08:15, 2024-05-16 06:45 - 08:15, 2024-05-23 06:45 - 08:15 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Join us for a spring bird walk searching for both migrant and breeding birds. Bring your binoculars and field guides. All skill levels welcome. Led by Jeremiah Trimble, Curatorial Associate, Ornithology, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
Thursdays at 6:45 AM: April 18 & 25, May 2, 9, 16 & 23
Check-in will be on the Story Chapel Porch.
Capacity: 15 people
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Discover Mount Auburn Introductory Walking Tour
2024-05-04 13:00 - 14:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Mount Auburn, designated a National Historic Landmark, is one of the country’s most significant designed landscapes. Here the arts of horticulture, architecture and sculpture combine with the beauty of nature to create a place of comfort and inspiration. This 1.5-mile walking tour will focus on stories of history, monuments, and the lives of those buried here. Registration required.
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Spring Has Sprung
2024-05-05 10:00 - 11:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
With a cornucopia of flowers enhancing our designed landscape, there is seemingly no view that fails to interest us. Join Visitor Services Assistant, Jim Gorman for a walk of selected horticultural highlights.
Capacity: 30 people
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Seasons of Life
2024-05-05 13:00 - 14:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Join Artist-in-Residence Swati Biswas for a traditional Indian dance performance of her work, Seasons of Life, a series of four short dance vignettes that explore the parallels between seasonal change and life phases at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
The original choreography will be presented using semi-classical Indian music along with narrative text from the poems “The Rain” by Robert Creeley and “The Day is Done” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, both of whom are buried at Mount Auburn.
The event will take place in Story Chapel.
Event capacity: 100 people
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SWATI BISWAS is a Boston-based dancer and choreographer. Trained in Indian classical dance, she has performed at events throughout the United States. She received her Kathak, Bharatnatyam, and creative dance (Uday Shankar Style) training from her Guru (teacher), Pradipta Niyogi, in India and later continued taking Bharatnatyam lessons from Ms. Monica Cooley in Nashville TN. After moving to Boston in 2016, she continued to perform in several community events, directing and choreographing solo and group performances for youth and adults. Swati has a PhD in Biology and has been doing academic research for 15 years. She is currently a medical writer at a reputable pharmaceutical company.
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Sunset Sound Meditations
2024-05-11 18:30 - 19:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
An outdoor Guided Meditation, Relaxation and Sound Experience.

Sound Healing practitioner Marlene Boyette welcomes all to be held by the earth, to find refuge, to rest, and to be led through a guided meditation intended to bring the mind and the body into unison, while also engaging the senses. Weaving together the sounds, vibrations, and energy of our natural surroundings with a variety of instruments (including deeply resonant crystal and metal singing bowls and chimes), participants will be bathed in layered sonic acoustics.

The experience will close with an opportunity for all to reflect and set intentions for the new season through dialogue and / or journaling.

What to bring: a yoga mat, blanket or towel, a journal, and writing utensil. Plastic folding chairs will be available if needed.

Check-in for the event will be at the top of the ramp entrance into Hazel Dell (off of Central Ave). The meditation will take place in Hazel Dell.

Rain location: Story Chapel.

Event Capacity: 40
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Reborn: Musical Innovations with the Bigelow Chapel Organ Pipes
2024-05-18 13:00 - 14:00, 2024-05-18 18:00 - 19:00 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Join 2023-2024 Artist-in-Residence Eden Rayz for a death-aware musical performance that celebrates the 100th Anniversary homecoming of the Bigelow Chapel pipe organ* after it was decommissioned by Mount Auburn and reformed by Eden as a new multi-component instrument called Argent and Sable**. Performed alongside the cello with vocals, electronics, and percussionist Austin Birdy, Eden’s original compositions, “Aboriginal Sensible Muchness” and the world-premier of “Lux Aeterna” (“Eternal Light”) will explore collective grief, reinvention, ritual, and the abstraction of time.

Attendees are encouraged to listen, meditate, and even participate as vocalists (no experience necessary). The one-hour performance will be recorded live, and attendees may pre-order Eden’s limited-release album, The Cemetery Tapes, at the event with an exclusive QR code.

*In October 1924, a Hook & Hastings pipe organ was installed in Bigelow Chapel as part of an interior renovation by Architects Allen and Collens, reflecting a return to a more traditional setting for funeral and memorials services. Over the next several decades, the Cemetery received fewer requests to use the organ for services and the cost of repairs and restoration increased. In December 2022, the organ was de-accessioned and removed from the Chapel. Today, only the organ’s altar façade remains.

**“Argent” refers to the silver color of the principal pipes and “sable” refers to black, the absence of color worn in mourning.

Event capacity: 75 people
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EDEN RAYZ is a Boston-based composer, cellist, and vocalist. In May of 2022, she self-released her debut solo album Corpus Vice. The album was written in response to climate grief and as functional music to aid listeners in introspection. She is the front person for death metal bands Angel Grinder and Scaphism. As a session cellist, she has recorded and performed with bands including Moon Tooth and Third Eye Blind, and improvised on soundtracks including the 2023 Grammy-winning Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök. Her solo flute works have been performed at Carnegie (Weill) Recital Hall and her chamber works have premiered at Musiikkitalo in Helsinki, Finland and in Cortona, Italy. Eden has lectured on string performance, graphic notation, and composition at Berklee College of Music, Harvard University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

The performance will take place in Bigelow Chapel.
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Mount Auburn’s Medicinal & Edible Landscape Tour
2024-05-19 15:00 - 16:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Come join local herbalist and former Mount Auburn arborist Alex Klein for a saunter through the cemetery where we’ll get to know the medicinal and culinary aspects of some of the cemetery’s planted and wild collections. We’ll talk some of the historical and cultural uses of our favorite trees, how to use the weeds as food and medicine, as well as some natural history and ecology of this garden landscape. It will be a leisurely stroll, that will venture off the roads at times.

Check-in for the tour will be outside Story Chapel.

To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact friends@mountauburn.org or 617-607-1980.

Event Capacity: 35 people
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Bigelow Chapel Open House
2024-05-26 13:00 - 16:00 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Come and explore Mount Auburn’s first chapel, originally constructed in the 1840’s. Staff and volunteers will be on hand to answer questions about the Chapel and point out some of its most interesting features.
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Sense & Sensuality: Writing with the Five Senses
2024-06-01 10:00 - 11:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
“I am not an intellectual, I write with my body,” wrote Clarice Lispector in 1977.
What is it to write with the body? What is it to drop out of the brain and into bowels (or lower) and write from there? How can we channel our senses to enliven our writing? And how do we access the deeper, darker, messier, and more physical places and bring them to the page?

In this workshop, led by award-winning author and memoirist Nina MacLaughlin, in the charged space of the cemetery and through a series of exercises focusing on the senses, we’ll practice engaging the whole body in our writing. Letting our brains step out of the way, we’ll explore how bringing taste, touch, smell, sight, sound to the work — and how they mingle with the mind — can richen and deepen not only your writing, but how you move through the world. Participants will learn how to use the body to create rich and sensual writing in any genre.

The workshop will take place in the Bigelow Chapel glass wing. Check in will take place at Bigelow Chapel.

Event Capacity: 15 people
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Discover Mount Auburn Introductory Walking Tour
2024-06-01 13:00 - 14:30 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Mount Auburn, designated a National Historic Landmark, is one of the country’s most significant designed landscapes. Here the arts of horticulture, architecture and sculpture combine with the beauty of nature to create a place of comfort and inspiration. This 1.5-mile walking tour will focus on stories of history, monuments, and the lives of those buried here. Registration required.
REGISTER NOW>>
Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org

Burial Info Session (Virtual)
2024-06-07 10:00 - 11:00
Curious about burial and memorialization at Mount Auburn Cemetery? Come learn about our various burial options, including cremation burial, natural burial, and conventional casket burial, and about the ways a person can be remembered at Mount Auburn whether they are buried here or not. You’ll have the opportunity to ask your own questions whether you attend in person or online, and you’ll receive information about how to sign up for a burial space tour if you decide Mount Auburn is the right choice for you and your family.
This info session will be led by Mount Auburn’s Sales Manager, Regina Harrison.
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VIRTUAL EVENT: You will receive a livestream link the day before the event.
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

An (Un)common Inheritance: The Beauty & Wonder of Mount Auburn's Ecosystem
2024-06-07 18:00 - 20:00, 2024-06-09 10:00 - 12:00 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
“…It is the duty of the living thus to provide for the dead. It is not a mere office of pious regard for others; but it comes home to our own bosoms, as those who are soon to enter upon the common inheritance.” ~Joseph Story, Mount Auburn Cemetery Consecration address, 1831
For nearly two hundred years, Mount Auburn Cemetery has been a cradle of invariable death and vibrant life. A thoughtfully humanized ecosystem, the landscape is sculpted and cared for by staff and volunteers who preserve the Cemetery’s natural wonders for both the living and the dead.
An (Un)common Inheritance is the story of a place where little brown bats and yellow-spotted salamanders roam on wet spring nights, where busy pollinators buzz between the flowers and toads sing at the edges of the ponds, where Horticulture staff tend to thousands of trees and plants, and where volunteers study the land as it slips through the seasons.
Join Mount Auburn Artist-in-Residence Billy Hickey as he takes you on an outdoor photographic journey through an exhibition of his photos placed throughout the grounds that showcase the vibrant Cemetery ecosystem. After the tour, we will meet in Story Chapel for a brief Q&A with the artist.
Check-in on Bigelow Chapel Lawn
Capacity: 35 people (per day)
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Morning Writes
2024-06-15 10:00 - 11:15 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
Morning Writes at Mount Auburn will help you jumpstart a new creative practice or re-energize your existing routine. Recharge your imagination. Shift your perspective. Nurture your creativity in nature. MORNING WRITES is an informal writing time and a chance to meet up with other creative thinkers. Each session will begin with a few writing prompts to get you started, followed by 30-40 minutes of writing time. Time permitting, folks will then be invited to share a portion of their writing with the group.

Bring paper, a writing utensil, a laptop, and whatever else you need to write.

Check-in will be outside Story Chapel and then we will walk to the writing location together.

Event Capacity: 35 people

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Morning Writes is led by Mount Auburn Public Events Producer, Julie-Anne Whitney. Julie-Anne is a writer and dramaturg and has an MFA in Creative Writing from Lesley University. www.julieannewhitney.com
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Therapeutic Community Art Workshop: Creating Portable Shrines for Your Loved One(s)
2024-06-15 14:00 - 16:00 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
In this therapeutic art workshop, participants will be guided in creating a personal, portable shrine to honor and remember a lost loved one. We’ll use small boxes or tins to memorialize and honor things we hold dear to us (e.g. a loved one, a pet, our ancestors, a special community member, or a place).

The workshop will provide participants with an arts-based experience that focuses on creating an open and supportive space for us to explore grief and loss free of shame, to honor who/what we’ve lost, and to experience a sense of belonging, validation, and community support.

All necessary art materials will be provided. However, participants are encouraged to bring meaningful objects to honor their loved one(s), such as: photographs, jewelry, small scraps of clothing, fabric, ribbon, natural objects, or any preferred art materials. No artistic experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome.

The workshop will take place in the Story Chapel.

Event capacity: 12 people
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Dr. Lauren Leone (she/her) is an artist, board-certified therapist, and licensed mental health counselor. Lauren works with art therapy participants in clinical and community-based settings in Massachusetts.

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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Summer SOLSTICE: Movement for Grief & Gratitude
2024-06-21 10:00 - 11:00 | Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, 02138, United States
In this workshop, dancer/choreographer and current Artist-in-Residence Lonnie Stanton (2024-2025) will explore movement as a medium for expressing grief and gratitude. By slowing down and centering our breath, this offering can be experienced as a healing practice and a pathway to connect deeper with the nature we are surrounded by at the Cemetery. Rooted in yoga, this workshop is designed for adults of all mobilities.
Check-in for the class will be at the Central Ave entrance to Hazel Dell (i.e. Hazel Dell Path). The movement class will also take place in Hazel Dell.
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Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery with free access to all our public programs and discounts on special events by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
For inquiries about accessibility, to request an accommodation, or if you have any questions about your membership, please contact friends@mountauburn.org.

Summer SOLSTICE: Bigelow Chapel Open House
2024-06-21 10:00 - 17:00
Come and explore Bigelow Chapel! Staff and volunteers will be on hand to answer questions about the Chapel and point out some of its most interesting features.
Inside the Bigelow Chapel “gathering space” (aka the Glass Wing), you will also find Community Message Boards, a gift and snack shop, and a family-friendly activity.
Free, no registration needed.
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For a full schedule of the day’s programming, visit mountauburn.org/summer-solstice
