Half Shell’s long run comes to a close Thursday
After nearly 30 years in business, the Mass Ave mainstay will get new owners and maybe a new approach.
“Mighty Mary” and the all-woman team that cannonballed America’s Cup
The latest from filmmaker, former Olympic rower and former Cambridge resident, Mary Mazzio, chronicling her all-woman sailing team’s fight for America’s Cup
Cambridgeport’s original color guard will celebrate 90th anniversary
The Blessed Sacrament Colorguard has its origins in the city and will be honored by City Council.
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Film
“Marie Antoinette and friends: Three films by Sofia Coppola”
Director Sofia Coppola comes to the Harvard Film Archive.
A Robin Hood origin story
A review of “The Uprising.”
Cult classics are in session
The Harvard Film Archive is officially back in full swing following a long summer off, and with it comes another round of fascinating retrospectives and repertory series you’re unlikely to see anywhere else. On Friday, the HFA kicks off another tribute to a cinematic hero in a series titled “João César Monteiro, Poet-Provacateur.” Though often…
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Education
Central Square’s ‘Eleanor’ a Plum production
A virtuoso performance brings a complicated woman to life.
In ’Rhinoceros,’ whether to run with the herd is the question
The A.R.T. has put together a stunning production of Ionesco’s classic play, which forces us to look at what it takes not to conform.
Young poets are honored for ‘playful to inspiring’ works
For the 27th year, Cambridge Public Library presented its Youth Poetry Awards. There were 55 winners selected from more than 500 applicants.
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