Cambridge
Cambridge, Massachusetts is a historic city situated directly north of Boston, across the Charles River. Just moments away from the hustle of Boston, Cambridge is an eclectic town with unique shops, restaurants and cafes, and is home to several notable colleges, including Harvard University and MIT. From bars to coffee shops and bookstores, there is plenty to explore and enjoy in Cambridge.
Free Skin Cancer Screenings in Cambridge
If you think that by living in Massachusetts, where the Polar Vortex decided to pop by three times this winter, you’re safe from skin cancer, […]
On The Market: 7 Appleton Terrace, Cambridge
Just a 10-minute walk to Harvard Square and down a little lane is 7 Appleton Terrace, which is fenced off by a little wooden gate, opening […]
Cirque du Soleil Performers Are Coming to Harvard Square
* Update, Tuesday, 6/3/2014: Due to inclement weather, this event has been rescheduled for Wednesday, June 18, 12-2 p.m. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhOknoH8xOU Cambridge is in for a special […]
Cambridge Buys More Print Books on Amazon Than Any Other (Small) City
Maybe it’s all of the Harvard and MIT students, intellecutally stimulated residents, and the fact that Amazon.com has a satellite office there. But whatever the reason, […]
A Sneak Peak at The Taco Truck Restaurant in Cambridge
The slew of food trucks turning brick and mortar (Bon Me, Roxy’s Grilled Cheese, Mei Mei Street Kitchen) continues on May 31 when The Taco Truck […]
On The Market: 46 Follen Street, Cambridge
Looking to rent near Harvard? An incredible townhome, attached to one other in the building, just came on the market just blocks from Cambridge Commons and […]
On The Market: 144 Upland Road, Cambridge
The idea of living in a garage may be just about the least appealing thing you can think of until you see this property. Originally […]
Five Reasons to Visit State Park in Cambridge
With its rustic wooden siding, vintage bar mirrors, and a screen door marking its threshold, State Park in Cambridge is like entering Anytown U.S.A. It […]
Bicycle Commuting Is an Easier Sell in Cambridge
Because Cambridge sits next to Boston, it sometimes makes it easier to see the differences between smaller and larger cities. One of those differences: bicycle commuting. […]
Cambridge Officially Declares May 8 ‘Keytar Bear Day’
Let it be known across the lands (or at least the shores surrounding the Charles River) that May 8 is now officially known as “Keytar Bear […]
Five Takeaways from Elizabeth Warren’s Talk in Cambridge
Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke to a sold-out crowd in Cambridge on Thursday at First Parish Church in Harvard Square. She read excerpts from her new book, […]
Ride the Line: Join an MBTA Bar Crawl from Dorchester to Cambridge
Barreling full-steam ahead and continuing efforts to promote the MBTA’s new late-night weekend service, members of Future Boston Alliance are hosting an MBTA bar crawl […]
Cambridge Businesses Are Taking Advantage of the MBTA’s Late-Night Service
With the MBTA running later as part of a one-year pilot program, Cambridge businesses are thinking creatively by petitioning city officials so they can keep […]
Bench Diary: Write Your Thoughts in a Community Journal
If you see a small pink or purple journal seemingly abandoned on a park bench somewhere in the Boston area, don’t turn it in to […]
Visualizing Cambridge’s Bike-Crash Data
As winter makes way for spring, Hubway stations reopen, and biking season pedals into full-force, it’s important for cyclists to be informed about which streets […]