A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from drunken Shakespeare to stoned comedians, foraging walks to “Fungi and the Coming Pandemic,” Horror Movie Science and an artist-magician at the The MIT Museum.

Have you ever wondered who built your home or lived there before you? Denise Davis-Sullivan of Cambridgeport doesn’t have to wonder.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s Wayne Newton, Zadie Smith and Naomi Klein, the Cambridge Carnival, Boston Fuzzstival and Somerville Toy Camera Festival, close-up magic and MIT games, arepas and beer, basketball gods and Kristen Emack photography.

Jaden McDaniels, 16, was the passenger on a friend’s motorcycle zipping along Pleasant Street in Cambridgeport that ran into a Toyota RAV4, police believe.

As part of our Year of Cambridgeport, we’ve been exploring Fort Washington’s history and current uses – and looking for visions that will define its future.

A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from Passim’s Campfire Weekend to large walking puppets to Wayne Newton at the 98th Annual Italian Feast of Saints.

A cabinet’s presence in the stately homes of Brattle Street for the past 275 years has made it a witness to many people and historical events.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s the return of a lost screen gem called “Tokyo Pop,” Boston’s Biggest Drag Dunce, the 5, 6, 7, 8’s perform, belly dancing, nature walks and much more.

The Gallery 263 show “Nowhere Near” by experimental filmmaker Lilan Yang is a haunting reminder of every vacation photo you’ve taken intending to do something with it … eventually.

The Cambridge Women’s Center began in the 1970s with the 10-day occupation of a Harvard University building and classes in such things as antiracism, auto mechanics, lesbianism, Marxism and tenants rights.