Creative Music Series returns to Assembly Square with jazz, free-form artist Eric Zinman and band (updated)
The return of warmer weather means the return of the free Creative Music Series to Saturdays at Assembly Square, starting with an Easter Weekend concert led by Boston musician and composer Eric Zinman.
Feel like you’re back in the club – with celebrities – during Comedy Studio’s April Fool’s Day Show
Much of the state is racing toward reopening its nighttime entertainment, but Cambridge and Somerville are not – inspiring The Comedy Studio in Somerville’s Union Square to host on Thursday a one-of-a-kind, one-time-only streamed show studded with celebrities.
Of cubanos and chipotle: Chez Henri lives at Noir and Mariposa
Hard to believe it’s been near 10 years since the shuttering of Chez Henri, Paul O’Connell’s great neighborhood bistro. But at least its classic cubano sandwich pops up here and there.
After allegations that threatened reputation, comedian points out trolls in the community
Allegations against comic Dana Jay Bein last spring might have done serious damage to his reputation if not for one thing: He was part of a live Zoom comedy show at the same time he was supposedly gaslighting a woman into a fake rendezvous and texting her toxic messages.
Coronavirus edition 55: Women’s History films, Brattle’s ‘Russian Ark’ and Netflix shows ‘Moxie’
This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes a reminder of Tuesday’s Women’s History month film discussion and “Moxie,” an Amy Poehler flick that joins the canon; and the amazing one-shot “Russian Ark” at the Brattle, now in its 20th year as a nonprofit.
Spaces for creativity coming to Kendall Square will be shaped by new nonprofit called 585 Arts
An independent nonprofit called 585 Arts has been formed by BioMed Realty and Cambridge-based Global Arts Live to run the creative side of a BioMed’s property in Kendall Square, from its 10-acre Canal District to the 16-story lab building it expects to open in 2025.
Ta-Nehisi Coates conversation set for Tuesday launches Voices for Justice series run by library
Bestselling author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates will speak with radio personality Callie Crossley to launch a monthly series called Voices for Justice that explores racial and social justice through the words of authors and activists of color.
Historical Society’s butterfly lawn installation: Sweet remembrance of people we lost to Covid
A Cambridge Historical Society installation marks a year of Covid-19 simply, somberly and sweetly.
The Village Kitchen’s Mediterranean tuna sub
This mediterranean tuna is marinated and dressed in olive oil (no mayo is used) and garnished with fresh spinach, tomatoes and onion. It’s simple and wildly addictive.
Women & Science Theater Fest plays and panels virtually reinvent April at Central Square Theater
A monthlong festival highlighting underrepresented voices in science – women and Black, indigenous and other people of color – arrives in April to the Central Square Theater, with plays, panels and events that bring more than 30 artists and scientists to the virtual stage.
