Event/venues in Cambridge, MA - Page 3
Find event/venues in Cambridge, MA. Listings include Brass Rat 2023, MIT Robo-AI Exchange, EAST MEETS BEATS, The Clean Comedy Show, The Junk Kitchen Concert Series, Red Century Graduate Conference 2017.
1 Harvard Yard
Cambridge, 02138
The Arab Conference at Harvard is the largest annual pan-Arab conference in North America. Visit https://acharvard.com for information.
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45 Francis Avenue
Cambridge, 02138
The Annual BRSCC at Harvard is hosted by Harambee: Students of African Descent at Harvard Divinity School. The theme this year Rooted. The conference will take place February 17-18...
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, 02139
Welcome, MIT Class of 2023, to the home of our Class Brass Rat! We will be updating with tons of exciting news and info about the ring soon, so stay tuned!
472-480 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, 02139
We love writing/playing our Original Music and playing covers from all genres.
33 Dunster Street
Cambridge, 02138
Diaspora Experiences is a 21+ private club that intersects community, culture & cannabis.
Winthrop Park, Harvard Square
Cambridge
Park Sounds is a free boutique festival series in green spaces around the city that highlights local musicians and visual artists and is generously supported by local businesses. H...
Cambridge, 02142
Ampersand is a concert series hosted by MIT's WMBR Radio. Artists are challenged to add visuals to t
Cambridge, 02138
Sharing our love of Crafts, Games, and SCIENCE with the world! Find us at http://CGSunit.com
1 Oxford Street
Cambridge, 02138
Located at the major campus crossroad between Harvard Yard and the Science Center, the Plaza is home to a myriad of University activities including the Arts First Festival, Farmers...
60 Linnaean St
Cambridge, 02138
The Cabot House Musical Theatre was founded in 1993 by Susan Livingston, who directed and produced the first 18 years of shows. Starting in 2011, the Musical has entered a new peri...
Cambridge, 02139
Over ten days in December, 1995, the Hubble telescope focused its eye on a spot of darkness no greater than a sand grain. It collected solitary photons that had been hurtling throu...
