"Growing Pains" EP Release Pajama Party featuring singer-songwriter Corinna Parrish

CONCERT 

Get cozy, comfortable, and crafty! Join Corinna Parrish and their band for a night of creativity, expression, and community to celebrate the indie rock EP, Growing Pains. Hosted by a special Harvard guest, Parrish explores the relationship between music, the brain, and wellbeing while guests draw, collage, or respond to prompts inspired by the music. 

Enjoy a bite, a drink, and some merch along, too!

Pajamas welcome for a cozy night out!

Corinna (co-ree-na) Parrish is a Boston-based singer-songwriter who studies therapeutic and holistic applications of music to improve wellbeing at the Music, Imaging, and Neural Dynamics (MIND) Lab at Northeastern University.

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