Your Home Is A Museum
In Your Home Is a Museum, participants are invited to bring a meaningful object from home and tell a story about it. A la Moth.
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Events
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Somerville Museum 1 Westwood Road, Somerville, MA, United States
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Born Without Bones / Perennial / Weird Fear
Deep Cuts 21 Main St., Medford, MAA night of indie rock.
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Clarinet Weekend: Juan Ruiz and Camila Cortina & Itay Dayan Quintet Double Bill
Multicultural Arts Center 41 Second St., Cambridge, MAAn afternoon of classical works for clarinet, cello, and piano.
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“alla Bolognese”
Cambridge Friends Meeting House 5 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, MANot only renowned for its famous ragù, Bologna was the hotspot for many pioneering 17th-century musicians who paved the way for the flowering of instrumental music in Europe. Works for cornetto, violin, cello and organ by Isabella Leonarda, Cazzati, Arresti, Gabrielli, Bononcini, Torelli, Piccinini, Ferrari & Montalbano.
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Lunar New Year Celebration with Zishi Liu and Friends
Regattabar 1 Bennett St., Cambridge, MARing in the Lunar New Year with an unforgettable evening of music that bridges cultures, traditions, and generations.
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Zak Kyes: “Identity Crisis”
Gund Hall (Harvard) Harvard University, Gund Hall, Quincy St., Cambridge, MAIn this talk, Zak Kyes, founder and creative director of Zak Group, traces how design has historically metabolized moments of rupture.
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Lesotho, The Burning Paris, Chainlacing, and Tunneling
Deep Cuts 21 Main St., Medford, MAA quadruple stack of heavy rock at Medford's favorite club.
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His Girl Friday (1940)
Harvard Film Archive 24 Quincy St., Cambridge, MAAce reporter Hildy Johnson wants to forsake journalism for a quiet, married life in Albany with an insurance salesman, but she can’t resist covering one last blockbuster story for her editor (and ex-husband) Walter Burns, who’s determined to win her back—professionally and romantically. Amid the ever-present clacking...
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The Lion in Winter (1968)
The Brattle 40 Brattle St., Cambridge, MAIn Hepburn’s third Oscar-winning performance, she plays Eleanor of Aquitaine and goes head-to-head with Peter O’Toole playing King Henry II in 12th century England. It’s all palace intrigue all the time as the King and his estranged wife (released from imprisonment for the Christmas holiday no less)...
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Anne Fadiman, author of Frog, in conversation with George Howe Colt
Porter Square Books (Cambridge) 1815 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MAPorter Square Books is excited to welcome Anne Fadiman for the release of Frog. George Howe Colt will join Fadiman in conversation.