Don’t listen to the alarmists. Summer isn’t over. To prove it, you might want to get takeout of that most summery of foods, a lobster roll, and eat it outside in the sunny days that remain.

Chamber music concert; “Grand Budapest Hotel” and “Eraserhead”; Art Walk in the Park; Gustafer Yellowgold kids show; and gender-flux “Streetcar Named Desire” reading.

It’s time for dance in the Art City August schedule, after the new arts organization put the focus on music in the first weekend and film last weekend.

The citizen-run Art City organization said last month that it planned to turn each August weekend into free, themed, citywide arts events, and it’s happening.

“Rhinocéros” by Eugene Ionesco; “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”; “Red-Breasted Swallows in Blueberry Land”; Electro Queer Trans Resisdance; and Cambridge Jazz Festival.

The annual Taste of Cambridge, which brings together tastings of goods from more than 100 city food and drink sellers, is 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday.

More than 200 people gathered at University Park Common to watch the Germany beat Argentina in the once-every-four-years World Cup Final.

The weekend’s final two World Cup games are watchable in a warm, sunny setting on a screen that’s probably bigger than yours.

Fights outside the Moksa restaurant and nightclub in Central Square led to one man being stabbed multiple times, police said Monday.

The Juilliard String Quartet or historic keyboards; Boston Underground Film Festival; “Eating My Garbage” one-man show; TEDxSomerville; or rock with Dead Rider and … And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead.