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Prince Hall Memorial, Cambridge Common February is Black History Month, an annual observance originating in the United States, that celebrates and honors African-American History. It is officially recognized in the United States, Canada, and more recently in Ireland, and the United Kingdom.

Good evening everyone, The City of Cambridge announced a new Restaurant and Nightlife Relief Grant program today which will award $2,500,000 to eligible Cambridge venues.

Harvard University students had the opportunity to hear from industry experts aboutinvesting, retirement, credit, and money management as a student.

BRATTLE SQUARE FLORIST TO REMAIN OPENBusiness returns to founding family Last month’s announcement that Brattle Square Florist would be closing on January 31st led to an outpouring of support from its customers and the community.

The Traffic, Parking and, Transportation Department will host a community meeting regarding safety improvements in Porter Square. This project will install separated bike lanes from Roseland St to Beech St as part of the City’s Cycling Safety Ordinance.

Reimagined Festival Showcases Greater Boston’s Deep Tradition of  Music, Song and Dance from Celtic Communities  Club Passim announced that the 19th annual Boston Celtic Music Festival (BCMFest) will move online.

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December 10, 2021 Harvard Square is glowing with holiday spirit. As the days grow shorter, the sights and sounds of winter fill the streets. The Square radiates warmth and welcoming lights and will continue to do so throughout the entire winter season.

11/26 – 12/31 Sparklefest A five-week celebration of the holiday season including HSBA events and cultural activities happening in our member businesses. 12/04 14th Annual Everyone Loves Latkes 2pm – 3pm on Brattle Plaza Free Hanukkah Tasting Event with latkes, hot cider and Klezmer music.