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Ramen Shop Waku Waku Walks Into Harvard Square
WakuWaku Ramen & Sake celebrated its grand opening yesterday in an event featuring live music from a DJ and futuristic decor. Located on 33 Brattle St., the Harvard Square location
BCMFest to mark 20 years of celebrating local Celtic music and dance Jan. 12–15
This year’s BCMFest Nightcap concert features the “Boston Celtic All-Stars” – Clockwise from top left, Katie McNally, Jenna Moynihan, Shannon Heaton, Natasha Sheehy, Christine Morrison, Rebecca McGowan, Janine Randall, and
A showcase of Celtic music and culture returns to Passim
CAMBRIDGE — Club Passim’s Boston Celtic Music Festival returns for a 20th year Jan. 12-15 after two years of virtual performances. Fans can enjoy more than 30 Celtic concerts, workshops,
Harvard Square building sold for $81M in rare office deal
Beacon Capital Partners has acquired a prominent office-and-retail building in Cambridge’s Harvard Square for $81 million. The property is in a high-visibility location but has been hit with a series
5 things to do this weekend, including the Harvard Square Poetry Stroll and Langston Hughes’ ‘Black Nativity’
We’re in the final push to the holidays with Hanukkah starting Sunday and Christmas happening a week later. This stretch of year is busy with plan-making and gift-buying. But if
Madras Dosa Co. to Open New Location in Cambridge’s Harvard Square
A fast-casual Indian restaurant in Boston’s Seaport District is planning to open a second location. According to an article from Eater Boston, Madras Dosa Co. is opening in Cambridge, moving into a
Standing With Democracy and Chinese Protesters, At Home and Abroad
Nearly three years and millions of deaths later, polities across the globe are still wrestling with the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. But if most of the world appears eager to hastily move on
Demonstrators Hold ‘Blank Paper’ Art Performance in Harvard Square in Solidarity with Chinese Protesters
Raising blank sheets of white paper, about a dozen people gathered in Harvard Square’s Pit by the T station entrance Tuesday afternoon in solidarity with Chinese demonstrators protesting censorship and
Local artist stages demonstration inspired by protesters in China
Late last month, Chinese citizens took up a creative means of protest over the nation’s strict “zero-COVID” policy. In a place with little tolerance for large public demonstrations, protesters have
How Cambridge lost the World’s Only Curious George Store
Home | Business + Money How Cambridge lost the World’s Only Curious George Store The last page to this story got lost in the Covid pandemic By Molly Farrar Monday, December 12, 2022
3rd Annual Harvard Square Poetry Stroll To Take Place December 10- January 1
18 poems are displayed in store fronts and public spaces in the Square. Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site, in partnership with the Harvard Square Business Association and Mass Poetry, has