Black Trailblazers Bookmarks return for 2024, highlighting our local and lesser-known leaders
Black Cantabrigians are elevated over the important but already familiar national figures that usually get highlighted during Black History Month.
Go to Boston for Emack’s ‘Book of Saints’ photos and open eyes to what’s happening in Cambridge
Though the “Book of Saints” photography exhibit is in Boston, it couldn’t be more about Cambridge. The show is by Cambridge photographer Kristen Joy Emack and invites viewers to contemplate the impact of innovation-driven gentrification here.
Honk! festival will be bigger than before Covid, featuring street bands from around the country
The Honk! Festival of activist street bands is Oct. 6-8 in Somerville, Cambridge and Boston, with groups from as far away as California, Washington and Colorado.
The original Honk! band is changing its name, even as details for year’s festival come together
The Second Line Social Aid and Pleasure Society Brass Band is gearing up for a celebratory transformation, changing its name ahead of the next Honk! festival.
‘Beyond Boundaries’ show at Inman Incubator features New York artists with a touch of Korea
The art exhibition “Beyond Boundaries,” up at the Inman Incubator space through Sunday, might make visitors think that what lies beyond is New York
Historic Cambridge Women’s Center is refreshed with millions of dollars from anonymous donor
The Cambridge Women’s Center, with a half-century of history, cut the ribbon Friday on a multimillion-dollar renovation paid for by an anonymous benefactor.
Direct cash assistance from Rise Up Cambridge going to 400 households earlier than expected
Nearly 400 Cambridge households with children are already getting $500 monthly cash payments through Rise Up Cambridge, the city’s $22 million assistance program announced in May. The payments were expected to start June 30.
