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Beading workshop in the Main Library’s Rossi Room teaches basics, stone types, lets participants keep their pieces; limited to ten, led by Zangar Freeman, ages 18 and up.
Guided acrylic painting session with a local artist, tea and light refreshments provided, limited seating, registration required, for ages 18 and up.
No event tonight at Lizard Lounge, 1667 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge; see the calendar for upcoming events.
Exhibit showcases Boston’s first all‑woman architecture firm, highlighting 900+ commissions, MIT’s role, Cambridge impact, and eco‑friendly renovation methods.
Interactive memoir workshop in the Lewis Room blends close readings and craft techniques to turn memories into stories, led by Shilpa and Senjuti, for ages 18 and up.
Knitting Group at Boudreau Branch — Bring your project, yarn and needles for an hour of crafting with fellow knitters, ages 18 and up.
Fiber Crafts Group (MIT events calendar) — Online Zoom sessions for crafting projects, sign in anytime during the meeting; email for invite.
What Makes the Boston Innovation Districts Network a Global Leader at The Foundry, 101 Rogers Street, Cambridge.
Bluetooth speakers create a spatialized sonic experience throughout the Bartos Theatre, letting audience members interact with sound sources.
Research curator Francesca Bewer leads a hands‑on workshop at Harvard Art Museums where participants mold and cast with clay, plaster, wax, alginate and silicone, examining authenticity and conservation.
Hackachusetts at The Engine, 750 Main Street, Cambridge, MA.
Tough Tech Week at The Engine showcases breakthrough science, engineering, and the innovators turning research into real‑world impact.