Cambridge KiOSK wraps up busy fall lineup

The City of Cambridge recapped programming this fall at the Cambridge KiOSK, a public space in Harvard Square, in a post dated Oct. 7.

This fall the KiOSK hosted HipStory's three-part HipStoric Cambridge KiOSK Nights, which spotlighted Black artists in music, poetry, storytelling and performance, drawing close to 500 attendees across the three nights. The space also featured Re-Leaf, a climate-focused exhibition that ran through Nov. 1, along with cyanotypes made with the weather, hands-on art and letter-writing activities.

In October, the KiOSK hosted Radical Collage Collective gatherings every Wednesday from 5 to 7:30 p.m., a button-making event for HONK! on Oct. 11, a performance by the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra on Oct. 17, and KiOSK Comedy on Oct. 23.

The city said the KiOSK's programming continues to evolve with community input and invited residents to propose ideas for winter 2026-27 programming by Oct. 11 at 11:59 p.m. Residents can also sign up for Cambridge KiOSK updates or follow the KiOSK on Instagram.

Source: Town of Cambridge announcement, November 3, 2026.

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