Attend meetings in Somerville from Feb. 13-19: Relicensing Comcast, armory and EV charging
Public meetings this week look at a Comcast license renewal, plans for a safe drug-consumption site, maintaining the Armory, choosing a superintendent and more.
Despite support for city-owned Valentine house, the outcome is likely to disappoint arts advocates
Citing recent arts institutions and nonprofits threatened in real estate deals, councillors doubted Peter Valentine’s home would end up a community space for creativity.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Jan. 23-29, looking at art space and deeper into a shooting
Public meetings this week look at more questions for police after the death of a Cambridgeport resident; a no-tow version of street cleaning and a potential arts pace purchase; environmentally focused zoning; school budgeting and more.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from Black Trailblazers to Mastodon mastery
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a Cambridge Black History Project Black Trailblazers event and exhibit, “Life is a Cabernet” show, plenty of readings, comedy and music, a Moth story slam and an intro to Mastodon, the Twitter alternative.
New Arrow Street Arts takes over Oberon space, adding performance spaces to Harvard Square
A street-front Arrow Street Arts studio is expected to open in the second quarter of 2023, and an attached renovated black box theater will follow late in the year, said the new nonprofit in a press release embargoed until Wednesday.
DIY crafting experience comes to CambridgeSide, an exploration for hobbyists and the retail scene
There are stations for creating “moss art,” terrariums of cacti and small figurines, arrangements with dried flowers and more at the new Studio at Garden Streets.
History Cambridge’s 2022 went well beyond exploration of ‘Who Are Cambridge Workers?’
History Cambridge looks back on 2022, a year filled with events and collaborations aiding in collecting and sharing the stories of all Cantabrigians.
Help transform artist Peter Valentine’s house into an art center
There is an opportunity right now to meaningfully advance the arts in Cambridge, a city that in recent years has experienced a significant decline in artists’ space.
We’re renovating the garden at the Hooper-Lee-Nichols House
Have you noticed anything different about the garden at the Hooper-Lee-Nichols House this fall? The Cambridge Plant & Garden Club, which has maintained the garden for decades, is making changes.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from solstice celebrations to Slutmas Eve party
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s plenty of celebrations of the solstice – the shortest day of the year and coming of winter – as well as less nature-focused fun with the Sweetback Sisters and Army of Broken Toys. There’s even something to do when there’s nothing to do: A poetry stroll.
