Walk-in
Guests only
At the hotel
While admission remains free and exclusive to our in-house guests, attendees will have the opportunity to support Room to Read, a certified nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing foundational literacy and life skills in children in underserved communities worldwide.
Let the harmonious voices of The Harvard Krokodiloes create unforgettable moments while helping bring the joy of reading to children across the globe.
Information
Date
June 21 (Sun.), 2026 8:00 P.M.
Location
Shiba Park Hotel Library Lounge (near the Central Staircase)
Hours
Approximately 45 minutes
Admission
Free
About Room to Read
Founded in 2000 on the belief that World Change Starts with Educated Children®, Room to Read develops children’s foundational literacy skills, as well as life skills that promote gender equality. We nurture these essential skills in children by training and coaching educators, creating quality learning materials and spaces, strengthening education systems, and delivering programs directly and with partners – all while honoring the dignity of every child. Committed to accelerating learning outcomes for more children, more quickly, Room to Read has benefited children across 29 countries, with more than 17 million children actively benefiting from our programming in 2025 alone. Room to Read envisions a world free from illiteracy and gender inequality, where all children have room to read, learn and grow.
About The Harvard Krokodiloes
Harvard’s Signature A Cappella Group
Comprised of twelve tuxedo-clad Harvard undergraduates, the Harvard Krokodiloes have been charming audiences across the world since 1946 with their signature blend of jazz, funk, rock and roll, and ballad arrangements. Their musical excellence, witty humor, professionalism, and intricate choreography have made them instant crowd-pleasers and earned them invitations to perform in more than 60 countries. Every year, the Kroks embark on 80 days of international tour to around 20 countries, performing for esteemed audiences including President Bill Clinton, King Bhumibol of Thailand, and President Mukherjee of India. From Cambridge to Cape Town, in public concerts or private performances, the Krokodiloes promise an a cappella experience like no other.