News Release Date: June 2, 2023Contact: Chris Beagan, 617-876-4491 x 12 Cambridge, MA – Longfellow House-Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site has accepted a Winslow Homer watercolor painting, Waiting for the Boats (1882), into its museum collection.

Dear Friends – It is with profound sadness that we share that Mary-Catherine Deibel, President of the Harvard Square Business Association, Director of Development at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education and former co-owner of the legendary UpStairs on the Square, passed away last evening a…

The Gaaga a fantastical trial of Putin | site specific production June 2nd – 18th, 2023 Beat Brew Hall and Virtually Harvard Square – 13 Brattle Street The Harvard Square Business Association is delighted to announce the US premiere of The Gaaga, a fantastical trial of Putin set in a bomb shelte…

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May 16th – 5:00pmFirst Parish Church1446 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge The HSBA is partnering with the Cambridge Forum on a fabulous program for residents, families, students and young people.

Bob Dylan with Club 47’s Betsy Siggins backstage at Jordan Hall in November 1963. Seven months earlier, Dylan’s first headlining show in the city took place in a tiny coffeehouse near Kenmore Square.

Our local newspaper, The Cambridge Chronicle, was founded in May of 1846 and is the oldest weekly newspaper in the United States. Sadly it no longer reports on important issues (politics, business trends, sports, school or community news) affecting Cambridge businesses and residents.

From 1959 to 2020, people went to 12 Bow St. in Harvard Square for a sense of community. The reason why was the Spanish-styled Café Pamplona, a favorite haunt for students, artists, writers, and other locals.

Monday, April 10, 2023 WATERTOWN, MA – Revels, Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Debra Wise as its new Associate Artistic Director.

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