Five things to do this weekend: March 14-15
Comic & Graphic Novel Workshop and teen playwright talk; Pi Day celebration with music; an evening of surf art, films and music; MIT Symphony Orchestra does Mahler; and Intersections dance show.
Come out Monday and explain to MBTA why we need permanent late-night transit
It would be terrible to lose the most concrete improvement in mass transit service in years: real late-night weekend service.
Cambridge makes it to a best-dressed list, which doubles as a farthest-off-base list
The survey industry is working overtime this week to prove that surveys are dumb, whether it’s “best food” in the school district or Cambridge being called a “best-dressed suburb.”
Revived in ‘Guardians,’ Howard the Duck returns the favor with artist Joe Quinones
A refreshed “Howard the Duck” comic book debuts March 4 with Somerville artist Joe Quinones as co-creator. He answered some questions about what readers can expect.
‘Bring Us Your Women’ project fundraises to perform new stories of timeless figures
Mary Magdalene, Eve, Isis, the Queen of Sheba, Ishtar, Delilah, Joan of Arc and more are all explored in this multimedia project.
Americana lovers will find new crush Buffalo Stack at Atwood’s on Tuesday
It’s too late to be the first to love The Avett Brothers. Your new darling plays Tuesday at Atwood’s Tavern, and its name is Buffalo Stack.
Atypical topics with standout smarts? Comics Kaplan, Sherwin bring it back
It’s hurts to contemplate, but maybe leaving is the smartest thing a Boston comedian can do. These incredibly smart comedians did. (But they’re back for a show.)
Plan to limit serving sizes of sugary drinks doesn’t have support of advisory council
The city’s Food and Fitness Policy Council calls restricting large-size sugary drinks and sodas “not appropriate for Cambridge at this time.”
Three tastes of psychedelia Tuesday, including exotic rock goddess’ return
The Tuesday lineup at T.T. the Bear’s Place is pretty much psychedelic noise nirvana.
Taco Truck no longer a truck at storefront in Harvard Square, but still feels like one
The Taco Truck opened its first bricks-and-mortar New England restaurant in Harvard Square today – the square’s second food truck-turned-storefront eatery.
