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.
YWCA Cambridge ran events and initiatives that led it closer to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.
Club Passim and its yearly Iguana Music Fund have awarded $38,850 to 22 musicians, chosen from among more than 170 applications from across New England.
El Jefe’s Taqueria plans to take part in its fifth annual Ben Abercrombie Day on Tuesday, when proceeds benefit a player for Harvard football whose very first tackle resulted in a paralyzing spinal cord injury in 2017.
A “recommended path forward” on issues around the unhoused and substance use in Cambridge will be presented in early 2023, residents learned at a hearing.
While the Slave Legacy History Coalition applies for its own nonprofit status, History Cambridge expects to act as its fiscal sponsor and provide administrative support.
Going into Thanksgiving, I am thinking about Cambridge’s identity and its role with the homeless. We cannot solve the world’s problems – but is it really a black mark that we are known as a compassionate city?