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Come join us at the Johnson Ice Rink for ice skating, food (pizza, cookies, lemonade), candy, crafting, and polaroids!
Come join us at the Johnson Ice Rink for ice skating, food (pizza, cookies, lemonade), candy, crafting, and polaroids!
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Fall Tea Blending Experience at 2265 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge — guided tea blending session.
MIT Sloan Golub Center hosts its 13th Annual Conference on financial regulation amid AI-driven innovation at Boston Marriott Cambridge, Kendall Square.
Physical AI Summit at Samberg Conference Center gathers MIT CSAIL, MIT LIDS, MassRobotics, TEDxMIT, The Engine, and Massachusetts AI Coalition leaders and innovators.
Sewing 101 (Main Library — Fab Lab, The Hive) — Learn machine setup, threading, straight stitches, tension and safety while making a drawstring bag, ages 18 and up.
Digital Embroidery workshop at Main Library Fab Lab, The Hive lets participants stitch personalized designs on a digital embroidery machine, creating custom clothing pieces; ages 18+.
Sarah Armitage presents “Cutting Costs or Cutting Corners: Asset Reallocation in Oil and Gas Production” at Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center.
Organic Chemistry Seminar with John Porco at Boston University, Building 6, 182 Memorial Dr (Rear), Cambridge.
Scott Linderman presents state‑space models linking neural activity to behavior, followed by a reception with food and drink in the 3rd‑floor atrium.
Taste a curated sake flight and craft a minimalist Ikebana centerpiece at Commonwealth Wine School, guided by Marina Giordano; $150.
Cambridge Youth Programs host a scavenger hunt and hands‑on arts & crafts activity at the Russell Youth Center in Cambridge.
Vahab Mirrokni, Google VP, presents research on algorithms, large‑scale optimization, computational economics, and machine‑learning graph methods.