Events

Belmont World Film’s 21st International Film Series features eight of the world’s top films screening in person on Mondays at 7:30 PM from March 27-May 15, in Cambridge, Watertown, and online.

Try your hand at close-looking activities in this interactive exhibition which examines objects through the lens of the medical humanities and the human questions that doctors face in their daily work

How did the sale of opium in China by Massachusetts merchants in the 19th century contribute to a growing appetite for Chinese art at Harvard at the start of the 20th century?

At Coro Dante we share our love for Italian music and culture and a strong sense of community. This unique combination, expressed in song, is the gift we share with each other and with our audiences.

Exhibit Hours

In this 90-minute workshop, you'll learn the basics of sewing machine operation and safety.

Sponsored by the Cambridge Public Library Foundation

Join us for an English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Class.

From an exploration of social hierarchies to interactive critical art, explore the complex history of surveillance in this exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

This is an opportunity to check-out what The Hive is all about and get started exploring and making right away!

Free event at the Cambridge Public Library.

The City of Cambridge will host Danehy Park Family Day on Saturday, October 16, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Isa Haro will explore how abstraction in art has been practiced, viewed, and enjoyed over time, with examples from the 16th to the 20th century.

Are you interested in podcasting, audio production, or video production?

Join us for a guided tour of Seeing in Art and Medicine, with curators Jen Thum and Laura Muir.

Fiber arts crafters of all skill levels are welcome to drop in for companionable crafting!

Eve Crompton will analyze historical social attitudes toward female health and illness as she examines representations of women in art.

Free event at the Cambridge Public Library.

This is a free celebration includes nature-based games and activities, art, live music, food, and more for all ages!

Hanna Carney will look at multisensory religious experiences as portrayed in art and the significant role they play in people’s lives.

Bring your friends and classmates out for a fun afternoon of lacrosse!

Join us for a discussion about the opioid crisis, featuring specialists in addiction medicine, harm reduction, and public health policy.

Arielle Frommer will explore how an understanding of astronomy can enhance one’s perspective on art.

Just for you and the baby!