October 2026
Street Theory Collective sees a year of art and community in Central Square
Street Theory Collective has spent its first year in the heart of Central Square trying to create more than a place to display art. Read more Sales tax could be used to protect wildlife The nonprofit gallery, founded by Liza Quiñonez and visual artist Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs, offers exhibitions, studio space and professional development opportunities […]
Sales tax could be used to protect wildlife
Disclaimer: Cambridge Day does not endorse candidates or positions. Views expressed in this column are those of the writer. Read more Midterms are coming up, voters be diligent I’ve walked, jogged, biked, and rowed along the Charles River for 20 years,appreciating the fresh air, the wildlife, and, at this time of year, thechanging foliage. The […]
Eversource CEO says he expects Healey to lessen utility criticism post-election
As Gov. Maura Healey has sought to tackle soaring energy costs in an election year defined by cost-of-living issues — and increasingly attacked the utility companies for “greed” and corporate profits at the expense of ratepayers — the top executive at the state’s largest electric and gas company doesn’t sound too concerned with the rhetoric […]
Midterms are coming up, voters be diligent
Disclaimer: Cambridge Day does not endorse candidates or positions. Views expressed in this column are those of the writer. Read more Honk! Festival celebrates 21 years of street band activism with photo exhibit in Somerville It’s time for the 2026 Midterm Election and I have some suggestions on how voters can help themselves and other […]
How to survive a nor’easter if you are not human
That early fall nor’easter we had recently brought up the question: How did critters survive days of wind and rain? Read more Honk! Festival celebrates 21 years of street band activism with photo exhibit in Somerville Consider some of the creatures we frequently encounter in our neighborhoods: the birds in our trees and at our […]
Honk! Festival celebrates 21 years of street band activism with photo exhibit in Somerville
The Honk! Festival of activist street bands kicked off its 21st year at Somerville City Hall on Thursday night, unveiling a commemorative art exhibit of photos and quotes from the festival’s two decade history. Read more ‘Reckoning’ fails to exact a toll The exhibit, “Looking Back at 20 Years of HONK! Festival of Activist Street […]
‘Reckoning’ fails to exact a toll
“The Social Reckoning” ⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 2.5 out of 4. When Aaron Sorkin wrote the screenplay to “The Social Network” in 2010, the idea of a glossy biopic about a time-wasting website felt somewhat ridiculous. Nearly two decades into our social media-dominated hellscape, no one is laughing. Read more Digital billboard trucks with October 7 reminders […]
Digital billboard trucks with October 7 reminders come to Cambridge
Four billboard trucks with messaging such as “Remember October 7th” drove through parts of Kendall Square on Wednesday, with three of them parking by MIT’s campus near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street. The trucks were parked on street parking visible to pedestrians, drivers, and bikers for at least 45 minutes. Read more […]
Peace and fellowship mark interfaith Sukkot gathering
In the first of several planned collaborations between the two communities, the Jewish congregation of Eitz Chayim hosted members of the Islamic Society of Boston on Wednesday, Sept. 30, for an evening of open-hearted, high-spirited interfaith learning about the Jewish festival of Sukkot. Read more Cambridge selects 40-person panel for ShotSpotter civic assembly A weeklong […]
Cambridge selects 40-person panel for ShotSpotter civic assembly
The city of Cambridge hosted a lottery drawing to select the civic assembly panel to help determine the future of Shotspotter.