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Would-be programmers with basic computer literacy are invited to join this workshop series. Over eight weeks, participants will learn programming fundamentals, build web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, use developer tools such as Git, and more. There will be time to work on projects and receive guidance from experienced developers, with optional homework materials made available for more in-depth learning. While you can join at any time, starting at the beginning of the course is encouraged for the best experience. Registration is required. The eight sessions are as follows: Session One (April 8, 2026) Session Two (April 22, 2026) Session Three (April 29, 2026) Session Four (May 6, 2026) Session Five (May 13, 2026) Session Six (May 20, 2026) Session Seven (May 27, 2026) Session Eight (June 3, 2026) Note: Patrons must register for each session they wish to attend; registration for each session opens two weeks before the listed dates.

Would-be programmers with basic computer literacy are invited to join this workshop series. Over eight weeks, participants will learn programming fundamentals, build web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, use developer tools such as Git, and more. There will be time to work on projects and receive guidance from experienced developers, with optional homework materials made available for more in-depth learning. While you can join at any time, starting at the beginning of the course is encouraged for the best experience. Registration is required. The eight sessions are as follows: Session One (April 8, 2026) Session Two (April 22, 2026) Session Three (April 29, 2026) Session Four (May 6, 2026) Session Five (May 13, 2026) Session Six (May 20, 2026) Session Seven (May 27, 2026) Session Eight (June 3, 2026) Note: Patrons must register for each session they wish to attend; registration for each session opens two weeks before the listed dates.

Would-be programmers with basic computer literacy are invited to join this workshop series. Over eight weeks, participants will learn programming fundamentals, build web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, use developer tools such as Git, and more. There will be time to work on projects and receive guidance from experienced developers, with optional homework materials made available for more in-depth learning. While you can join at any time, starting at the beginning of the course is encouraged for the best experience. Registration is required. The eight sessions are as follows: Session One (April 8, 2026) Session Two (April 22, 2026) Session Three (April 29, 2026) Session Four (May 6, 2026) Session Five (May 13, 2026) Session Six (May 20, 2026) Session Seven (May 27, 2026) Session Eight (June 3, 2026) Note: Patrons must register for each session they wish to attend; registration for each session opens two weeks before the listed dates.

Would-be programmers with basic computer literacy are invited to join this workshop series. Over eight weeks, participants will learn programming fundamentals, build web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, use developer tools such as Git, and more. There will be time to work on projects and receive guidance from experienced developers, with optional homework materials made available for more in-depth learning. While you can join at any time, starting at the beginning of the course is encouraged for the best experience. Registration is required. The eight sessions are as follows: Session One (April 8, 2026) Session Two (April 22, 2026) Session Three (April 29, 2026) Session Four (May 6, 2026) Session Five (May 13, 2026) Session Six (May 20, 2026) Session Seven (May 27, 2026) Session Eight (June 3, 2026) Note: Patrons must register for each session they wish to attend; registration for each session opens two weeks before the listed dates.

Join us for a lively discussion of a great book in person at the Main Library! Snacks will be provided. For ages 7-9 and a parent or caregiver. This month's book is Charlie and Frog by Karen Kane. Charlie’s boring summer gets a lot more interesting when he sees a mysterious woman who gives him a desperate message (in American Sign Language) and then disappears. Luckily, local girl detective Francine (Frog) has been looking for her next case, and ASL is her first language. They’ll have to work together to decipher clues and find ways to communicate and solve the mystery before it’s too late! Copies of this month's book are available at the Children's Desk. Both caregiver and child should read the book before the discussion to participate. Registration is required — only one registration is needed per family. For questions about Parent/Child Book Group, please email Rachel: rbeaton@cambridgema.gov

The application for 52 New Street, a new, affordable, rental apartment building, is live until Thursday, August 29, 2025 at 3 p.m.

As a part of the Cambridge Fire Headquarters Renovation Project there will detour and traffic impacts to Quincy Street starting March 31

Join the Council on Aging for a book discussion of "Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine" by Gail Honeyman.

Meeting minutes of the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission Architect Committee Meeting held October 4, 2016

Cambridge Youth Programs (CYP) is excited to introduce Community Friday Nights, a weekly program designed to bring neighbors of all ages together in a welcoming and positive environment. Join us every Friday for an evening filled with engaging activities, meaningful connections, and opportunities to build stronger relationships within the neighborhood and across the city.