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Find the best education events and make the most of your time this month in Cambridge. From music to adventure and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Get crafty and learn how to make your own drink koozie from scratch - perfect for keeping your drinks cool and hands warm in style! Learn to crochet a super fun project that's oh-so-timely for the summer. This crocheted beer (or bubble tea) holder will keep your hands warm and your drink cool while making you look even cooler. Beginner friendly project that packs a knowledge punch! We will cover the essential starting points of crocheting: Chain, Slip knot, Single Crochet Stitch, Increase, Working in the round, How to count stitches, How to turn the direction of the yarn. These koozies are totally washer safe and easy to keep clean! This project will also work well as a fun plant pot, pencil holder and more!
Join MIT CATE for workshops, speakers, and panels focused on current climate issues aimed at high school students and K-12 educators & admin
Join us to learn how to get your digital & physical photos organized, taught by our founder & expert Professional Organizer, Stasia Steele!
presenting Moral Economics: From Prostitution to Organ Sales, What Controversial Transactions Reveal About How Markets Work
Launch, the final MIT $100K event, is designed to support early-stage teams. Selected candidates compete for a $100,000 grand prize!
Join us for the Laurel Circle Lecture Series: with Dr. W. John Kress, Smithsonian Distinguished Scientist and Curator Emeritus.
Join this introductory workshop to learn the basics of needlework, which is a broad class of decorative techniques using threads and yarn!
Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw will be speaking at The Brattle Theatre as part of Harvard Book Store's Backtalker: An American Memoir event. The event will be held on May 12, 2026, starting at 6 PM. There are two ticket options available: one that includes the book 'Backtalker' and another that only includes admission. Books bundled with tickets may only be picked up at the venue on the night of the event. Masks are encouraged but not required. The event will be held in-person at The Brattle Theatre.
Learn the basics of woodburning in a fun and relaxed setting! Woodburning combines drawing and sketching skills with the ancient practice of using heat to discolor wood permanently to create lasting images. This workshop is appropriate for beginners who have never tried this fulfilling craft but want to try it before committing to the equipment and space. It is also perfect for Father's Day or team building activities. In this workshop, you’ll learn proper woodburning techniques to personalize two wooden coasters or a charcuterie board, then seal your creations to protect against water damage. We will cover important topics including: Wood selection, Woodburner types and tips, Temperature settings, Outline vs. Shading, Design recommendations for beginners.
120 minute workshops in a clean contemporary art gallery filled with natural light. Each workshop is different and covers one medium. A small group of young artists ages 5- 10 learn the basic elements of art - line, shape, form, color & texture in a contemporary art gallery setting.
Learn to facilitate smooth transitions! Implement strategies for Effecting Change, Controlling Change, and helping people Adapt to Change.