This May 30 show is the third for Sisters on the Runway’s local chapter, based at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, with proceeds going to Transition House, a shelter for women and families who have suffered domestic violence.

If Cambridge does deserve to be on a list of best-dressed communities – eyebrows were raised when it got No. 6 in a top 10 list in January – the proof will be onstage May 19.

The Cultural Rhythms 2014 fest. A fashion art and music show. “Smoking Lesson,” the play. The Macrotones play afrofunk. And Chinese New Year.

Fetish store Hubba Hubba is back in business – just over a couple of months after closing and a half-mile from its old Central Square location.

Producer Mars Jupiter has posted videos for his song “Snake Bite” with visuals by Wilgens Metelus filmed during the lockdown and manhunt for his friend, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. He’s also planning a warm-clothing drive for homeless youth.

Do you know where you’ll be buying your leather, latex, restraints and sex toys come November? No, really, do you? Because Hubba Hubba needs about 1,700 square feet as of Nov. 5.

Men who can’t find the affordable fine clothing they need among Davis Square’s conspicuous secondhand, vintage or thrift options might want to look up. Above The Burren, in fact, where An Affordable Wardrobe has opened for regular Saturday hours and by appointment.

Give Oona’s Experienced Clothing a welcome-back hug. Schlock Around the Clock at The Brattle. Go Upstairs/Downstairs at The Middle East. Flash your ID to see “Bouncers” at the Cantab. And get more storytelling and author readings at Bloc 11.

Sammy Adams is touring this spring, but not at one college in Minneapolis; Ben Affleck is cool in the face of an Iranian lawsuit; Matt Damon still isn’t the toilet; and the Internet is abuzz wondering if John Malkovich will say “Arr!”

Pick up some fashionable bargains at a Clothware trunk show. See what’s up, doc, at a Brattle film festival. Hear true stories about getting a crush on someone (and being crushed). Celebrate the emmmmergence of five baby DJs into the world. And miss the Somerville Copy Cat Festival and Lamb Jam.