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      In Nomine Terra Calens – Free Earth Week Concert

      • Melanie Hooks
        • April 22, 2026
      red circles in front of a sun

      In Nomine Calens, one of the many Caltech-sponsored performances for Earth Week (Photo – Caltech)

      As part of Earth Week, Caltech and the Colburn School will co-host In Nomine Terra Calens, a program blending scientific insight and live performance to explore the climate crisis.

      Researchers from Caltech’s Linde Center for Global Environmental Science will discuss the causes and projected impacts of climate change, along with evidence-based solutions at individual, community, and policy levels. The Colburn Baroque Ensemble will offer a musical response, creating space for reflection.

      The program features music by seismologist and composer Dr. Lucy Jones, whose work translates global temperature changes from 1880 to 2017 into sound.

      Admission is free; reservations are recommended. Parking is available at the Disney Hall Garage, located across the street. The Metro A Line’s Bunker Hill station is one block away. Update 4/22: Event is full. Check ongoing availability here.

      For more information, contact Michael Alexander at (626) 395-4652 or events@Caltech.edu.
      Note: Date and venue change.

      In Nomine Terra Calens – Free Earth Week Concert
      Saturday, April 25, 2026
      2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
      Location
      Zipper Hall
      200 S. Grand Ave.
      Los Angeles, CA 90012
      Free.
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      • Apr 25 2026
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      Zipper Hall
      200 S Grand Ave
      Los Angeles, CA
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