Collage, community and a secret door await you at Harvard Art Museums at Night.
The Art of Gathering in Public Spaces
City councillor wields race to oppose an antisurveillance order about devices that listen for gunfire
Harsh remarks toward fellow city councillors sidelined a vote on whether Cambridge keeps the gunfire-detection technology known as ShotSpotter.
Police were hunting for shooter when he opened fire with an assault-style rifle, leaving two with critical injuries
A gunman in emotional crisis left two people with life-threatening injuries as he roved Memorial Drive in Cambridge with a rifle.
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Three victims reported in Memorial Drive shooting
Police are massed in Cambridge for a 1:30 p.m. shooting with two victims. Police are diverting traffic but saying there is no ongoing danger to the public.
Fringe festival is bigger in its second year, adding drama, dance, magic and music to the clowning and comedy
The second annual Fringe runs through Sunday at three venues in Somerville, allowing the festival of unpredictable and often oddball acts to double in size.
Save Dana Park turns a public space into a game board May 30
The game is designed to bring players into the story of Dana Park past and present, stopping a phony deed scam before the villain takes the land away.
Tax tip of the week: PBS’ ‘Two Cents’ is the free financial resource you’re overlooking
“Two Cents” has hundreds of short, engaging episodes – often just a few minutes long – designed to make money topics easier to understand.
Cambridge meetings, May 11-18: Putting mayoral elections in voters’ hands and senior parking permits
Take part in meetings on direct election of mayors, a project near Porter Square to add 71 homes and setting the city’s next annual budget.
Helping music survive is about more than just Porchfest
The band couldn’t afford to play its monthly jam sessions. What? These guys could fill a room on a weeknight, sell alcohol and not break even?
Next for the site of the demolished Riverview Condominiums: What gets built to replace its homes
The empty lot once known as the 66-home Riverview Condominiums is expected to be returned to its owners within two to four weeks.