City Calendar

Central Square Afterschool Crafts

Central Square Branch, 45 Pearl St., Cambridge, MA 02139

Central Square Afterschool Crafts

Election Commission

Election Commission, First Floor, 51 Inman St., Cambridge, MA 02139

Regular Meeting

Transit Advisory Committee

Room 117, MIT building E25 (E25-117). See map below.

In May 2013, the City of Cambridge established a Transit Advisory Committee to advance an agenda for a robust public transportation system for those who live and/or work in Cambridge. The committee will guide Cambridge city positions and policies regarding long term sustainable funding for transit by the Commonwealth, transit expansion, service planning for modification or expansion of bus routes, and service reliability and improvements including ways to better design our street network to prioritize bus transit.

Volpe Working Group Meeting

Police Station, First Floor Conference Room, 125 Sixth St., Cambridge, MA 02142

The Volpe Working Group continues discussions toward developing a set of planning and urban design principles to inform future development plans.

O'Connell Color Me Calm - Adult Coloring Group

O'Connell Branch, 48 Sixth St., Cambridge, MA 02141

O'Connell Color Me Calm - Adult Coloring Group

O'Connell English Conversation Group

O'Connell Branch, 48 Sixth St., Cambridge, MA 02141

O'Connell English Conversation Group

O'Neill Books & Bites

O'Neill Branch, 70 Rindge Ave., Cambridge, MA 02140

O'Neill Books & Bites

O'Neill ESOL English Conversation Group (Intermediate)

O'Neill Branch, 70 Rindge Ave., Cambridge, MA 02140

O'Neill ESOL Wednesday English Conversation Group

Annual Commemoration of the Holocaust

Temple Beth Shalom, 8 Tremont St., Cambridge, MA 02139

Recalling all who perished during the Holocaust, this year’s program features an evening of music, candle lighting, and remembrance.

Grow Native: The Challenge of a Public Native Plant Garden

Main Library, Lecture Hall, 449 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02138

The New York Botanical Garden's new Native Plant Garden opened in 2013. Designed by Oehme van Sweden it includes a diversity of microclimates on 3.5 acres of varied terrain with a planting plan of almost 100,000 native trees, shrubs, wildflowers, ferns, and grasses. Michael Hagen, curator both the Native Plant Garden and the Rock Garden at NYBG, will explain how this garden is successfully maintained, and their criteria for what constitutes "native" in species selection and the use of cultivars