“One more time,” says Artistic Director Leora Zimmer, motioning to accompanist Soohee Moon. Moon strikes one of the piano’s ivory keys, and the note echoes off the stone walls and high ceiling of First Church Boston. “And this time, don’t force it through your chest. You want to get on top of those notes,” Zimmer […]
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Porter SquarePorter Square Books Expands As Boston’s Seaport district makes plans to open a new literary center, it’s teaming up with one of Cambridge’s most beloved bookstores to anchor the project. Porter Square Books will expand outside of its eponymous home into this new development in the Seaport, along with literary nonprofits GrubStreet and Mass Poetry, […]
Got opinions? Good. Nobody knows Cambridge like the people who call it home—that’s why we’re once again asking you to shout out the best our city has to offer. Nominations are open through June 5. Finalists will be announced in our next issue, out in early July. Make your voice heard! Beauty – https://forms.gle/nt8GJ3D6BifGdqKx9 Wellness – https://forms.gle/pj8qnPwpZMemGire8 Services […]
Dozens of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School students work together every month to lead their school’s conversations on controversial issues and major community events. This work at the Register Forum newspaper is not heavily edited or shepherded by teachers and administrators, but rather driven by students. The Register Forum dates back to 1891, when Cambridge […]