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Tré Warner performs the song which got him the Springfest gig, entitled Springfest Freestyle. Tré Warner, who goes by the rapper name Trizzy Tré, was selected as a student performer for this year’s Springfest concert.
FRIENDS FROM BERKLEE: Katsuo, a guest band from Berklee College of Music, thrilled the audience with a series of love songs.
TALENTED BOARD: The Japanese Student Association not only organized the event, but also put on an exciting dance sequence at the end of the show.
COLOR AND SHADES: The set of the show was used as the background of the performance, changing color with different lighting.
Members of the crowd wave their hands up in hopes of receiving a free t-shirt from the Campus Activities Board. The front of the t-shirt states, “How you gonna be sad on Springfest?”
Aminé sings to the crowd who had been waiting for him to perform all day. Throughout his riveting performance, Aminé sang his hit songs “Caroline” and “Spice Girl” and the crowd went wild.
BEATS AND RHYTHM: Students provided a variety of performances, from a fashion show to taiko drumming.
The DJ told the crowd to wave their hands in the air.
ROOSEVELT FELLOWS: The Academic Services program offers one-on-one peer mentoring with a focus on helping students choose classes.
Howardena Pindell, "Till Birnam Wood Remove to Dunsinane" (Macbeth, Act 5, Scene 3), 1991. 82 1/2 x 89 1/2 inches, Mixed media on canvas. Collection of Beth Rudin DeWoody.
STAR OF THE NIGHT: Among the performances, Amber Crossman ’21 stole the show with her singing.
PASSIONATE CAST: In an open cast production, anyone who is interested in performing on stage.
IT’S THE 70S!: The production restored the vibe of the decade it is set in, including the iconic fashion style.
