Darius Milhaud Concert feat. Sarah Cahill — Mills Music Now
Presented by Mills College at Northeastern University and Mills Performing Arts
This event is free.
Registration is requested.
An evening with renowned pianist Sarah Cahill, and guest Regina Myers, tracing a century of playful invention, from Darius Milhaud's wit to the restless imaginations of Lou Harrison, Pauline Oliveros, and the Bay Area's new music vanguard.
Program:
DARIUS MILHAUD (1892–1974)
Scaramouche (1937)
with Regina Myers
GERMAINE TAILLEFERRE (1892–1983)
Jeux de plein air (1919)
with Regina Myers
PAULINE OLIVEROS (1932–2016)
Quintuplets Play Pen (2001)
ELINOR ARMER (b. 1939)
Thaw (1975)
WILLIAM BOLCOM (b. 1938)
The Graceful Ghost (1971)
TOM CONSTANTEN (b. 1944)
Dejavalse (1977)
Dejavalise, for Bill Bolcom (1985)
LOU HARRISON (1917–2003)
Range-Song, Jig (1939)
Fugue for David Tudor (1952)
Tandy's Tango (1982)
MAGGI PAYNE (b. 1945)
Holding Pattern (2001)
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Friday, September 25, 2026, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM.
Oakland Tech Week: A Beautiful Oakland Idea-a-thon
"A Beautiful Oakland" Civic Tech Ideathon,
Date: Tuesday, September 29th (afternoon exact timing TBD)
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Location: Northeastern University Oakland campus
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Partners: OpenOakland, City of Oakland
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Description/Goals: A focused, energizing half-day event bringing Oakland residents, students, technologists, and city officials together to generate fresh ideas for tackling illegal dumping. The event opens by grounding participants in the social and economic context behind the problem and in what the City is already doing about it, before turning attendees loose to imagine what's next - surfacing what the community actually cares about before investing in solutions. Modeled on OpenOakland's CityCamp format (which drew 70 residents to Oakland City Hall in 2025), the event is designed for low barriers to entry (no technical skills required) and timed to coincide with Oakland Tech Week. Outcomes are meant to fuel future class projects, deeper research, City-led pilots, or a full hackathon.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2026, 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM.