The Harvard Piano Society is an over 300-member student organization dedicated to fostering a vigorous musical culture both within and beyond the Harvard community. Geared towards creating opportunities for piano performance and learning, HPS coordinates master classes with world-renowned pianists and conductors, arranges student recitals throughout campus, connects piano students with piano teachers, and organizes seminars and workshops with professionals from the music industry.

But HPS is not only about learning from others and taking what they have to offer; on the contrary, HPS is additionally devoted to community service-conducting the Youth Orchestra Mentoring Project, performing benefit concerts, and creating student-made CDs to sell for charity.

The Piano Society is not only united by a passion for music and love of community, but also by a predilection for fun. Working with the Office for the Arts and contacts throughout Boston, HPS obtains discount Boston Symphony Orchestra tickets, goes late-night disco bowling and broom-balling, and screens movies at the Hilles Library Cinema with free popcorn.