The 11,000-square-foot bfresh grocery store in the heart of Davis Square closes Oct. 12, and there’s been no announcement to the community what will replace it.

A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from drunken Shakespeare to stoned comedians, foraging walks to “Fungi and the Coming Pandemic,” Horror Movie Science and an artist-magician at the The MIT Museum.

From Colette French onion soup and Abbey halloumi fries to the the Good Egg sandwich at Bom Dough and various stops in between, here are some dishes around town that’ll keep you happy between bigger sit-down meals.

While its doors may close, the echoes of our laughter, tales and cherished memories remain at Christopher’s Restaurant & Bar from the past 40 years.

Here are a few good grab-and-go food options, with an eye on locale and diversity of cuisine, as we head back to the classroom and office.

Public meetings this week look at a Mystic Avenue labs proposal, a possible Beacon Street teardown, overdose prevention and zoning for green roofs.

With a sale imminent for Christopher’s Restaurant & Bar and Toad, its attached bar and music club, co-owners Charles Christopher and Holly Heslop are planning a closing night party for Sept. 16 – and not much beyond that.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s the return of a lost screen gem called “Tokyo Pop,” Boston’s Biggest Drag Dunce, the 5, 6, 7, 8’s perform, belly dancing, nature walks and much more.

Public meetings in the coming days look at reparations and restitution to black Cantabrigians; plans for the former offices of the American Friends Service Committee and changes to traffic and transportation on Mount Auburn Street in West Cambridge.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a Hot Girl Cypher, a tour that maps feminist Cambridge, Cara Fitzpatrick discussing “The Death of Public School,” free kayaking on the Charles, a Ifeanyi Menkiti memorial poetry reading, butterfly release party and the play “Forgive Us, Gustavito!”