The Tufts University Department of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies presents the second of two performances of its Spring Dance Concert featuring senior capstone projects by Ava Benjamin, Hannah Friedman, Jade Hsu, Nicholas Markanthony, Chloe Sadorge, Alana Sendlakowski, Camille Smokelin, Josephine Willman and Eko Yamada. Tickets are sold out; a standby ticket list opens one hour before the performance, in person at the box office. The concert also will be livestreamed; sign up through the livestream registration page.  

WuZee, the only Chinese fusion dance group at Tufts University, presents its eighth annual spring showcase, "A Calligrapher's Dream." Step into a world of grace and artistry as WuZee celebrates the effortless flow of traditional and modern Chinese dance. Chinese culture comes alive through fluidity and movement — like a brush upon parchment or ink flowing from a pen. Free tickets are available through the Tufts online ticket office.      

Sarabande Dance Ensemble at Tufts University presents its spring semester show, "Embrace." Sarabande is a student-run dance group that focuses on ballet, contemporary, and jazz. Members choreograph their own dances and produce their own shows. "Embrace" will feature student-choreographed pieces from in a range of contemporary and jazz styles. Free tickets may be obtained through the Tufts online ticket office.    

Harlem Grooves, a student dance company at Tufts University dedicated to Black American style, presents its spring showcase, "Dreamscapes." A dynamic team of dancers will perform in a celebration of movement, music and creativity that blends the artistry of contemporary, the energy of hip-hop, and the flair of jazz. Free admission and open to the public. Reserve tickets through the Tufts online box office starting at 10:30 a.m. on April 17.  

The Medford Council on Aging presents a free Latin Dance Festival for seniors age 60 and older, led by Champions Dance Sport Club of Everett. Reserve your place by calling the Senior Center at 781-396-6010. The program is made possible by a Medford Arts Council grant.  

Turbo, a breakdance/hip-hop crew and student organization at Tufts, invites you to Turbomania 25, its annual jam, taking place in the Remis Sculpture Court in Aidekman Arts Center.  The event will be mainly presented in a competition format, with cyphers going on in between competitions. Turbomania is open to the public; Turbo wants to create a space where breakers with different experiences can share their knowledge and stories through conversations of dance.