Cambridge KiOSK wraps up busy fall lineup
The City of Cambridge recapped fall programming at the Cambridge KiOSK in Harvard Square and said residents can propose ideas for winter 2026-27 programming by Oct. 11.
The City of Cambridge recapped fall programming at the Cambridge KiOSK in Harvard Square and said residents can propose ideas for winter 2026-27 programming by Oct. 11.
Cambridge City Councillor Marc McGovern's weekly newsletter points residents to guides on the nine state ballot questions, Halloween open houses at fire stations, a household hazardous waste collection day Nov. 7, and upcoming library and bookstore author talks.
Cambridge will host a free Family Literacy Fun Day on Nov. 7 at City Hall for families with children from birth through 3rd grade, featuring activities, free books and a magic show.
The Cambridge Program for Individuals with Special Needs is holding Special Olympics basketball tryouts Nov. 7 and Nov. 14 at the Russell Youth and Community Center, open to Cambridge residents of all ages and skill levels.
The Cambridge Public Library is running its first library card design contest, open to anyone who lives, works or attends school in Cambridge, with entries due online by Nov. 15.
Cambridge Public Library's weekly Directors Update says new federal immigration requirements are changing who qualifies for MassHealth and urges patrons to keep their contact information current. The update also announces the city's annual Halloween Trick or Treat at City Hall on Oct. 29.
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