Eventful results in "cambridge,massachusetts"

Rose Cousins

Age Limit: All Ages

Rose Cousins




When: Jun 11, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Tue, 11 Jun 2013 20 )

Jason Anderson / Dan Webb and the Spiders

Tickets: http://www.ticketweb.com/fb/3605894/ttthebears Price: $8.00

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T T The Bear's Place Inc

When: Jun 26, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $8.00 (Wed, 26 Jun 2013 20 )

Break Thru Music: Battle For Warped Tour Final Round featuring Juice , Sugar Bomb! , and more.

When: Jun 12, 2013 7 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $12.00 (Wed, 12 Jun 2013 19 )

Launch Smart Clinic with 2 EdTech Startups , 30Hands and AngelEd

For details about this event, view the description on the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge website.

When: Jun 4, 2013 5 PM to Jun 4, 2013 9 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Ticket 45.00

Tech Entrepreneur Membership plus ticket 108.09

Business Professional Membership plus ticket 159.09

Student 0.00

Sponsor 0.00

(Tue, 04 Jun 2013 17 )

Net Impact Boston's Sixth Annual Speed Networking Event

JOIN US FOR NET IMPACT BOSTON'S SIXTH ANNUAL SPEED NETWORKING EVENT

Join us on June 4th for Net Impact Boston’s premier annual networking event for corporate social responsibility, sustainability and non-profit professionals!  Speed Networking is one of our most popular events, and an annual tradition for Net Impact Chapters around the world! Our talented and diverse members are active leaders in various sectors "Where Good Works" - creating new businesses, making connections, inspiring change, and working together to make a difference. This exciting event is designed to support the mobility and success of this strong community. 

The evening is organized in a round-robin “speed networking” style with attendees rotating in small groups through six VIP guests from the corporate, government, and non-profit sectors. This year’s event will include VIP guests from the following six topic areas: Social Impact Measurement, Collective Consumption, Water, Sustainable Transport, Renewable Energy, and Public/Private Partnerships. Besides honing your networking skills and making great connections, you'll also have the opportunity to mingle over light food and a cash bar will be provided.

Special VIP Guests Include: 

FARRON LEVY, President and Founder of True Impact, representing the SOCIAL IMPACT MEASUREMENT topic area. 

JENNY RUSHMORE, Director of Responsible Travel for Trip Advisor, representing the COLLECTIVE CONSUMPTION topic area. 

BROOKE BARTON, Director, Water Program at Ceres, representing the WATER topic area.   

BILL CONNOLLY, Director of Member Services at Zipcar, representing the SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION topic area.   

MARK WATERS, Operations Manager Energy Solutions for Vertex, representing the RENEWABLE ENERGY topic area. 

JOHN FISHER, Branch Chief, Commercial Waste Reduction and Waste Planning at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, representing the PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP topic area. 

Speed Networking will begin at 5:30pm with a special VIP reception for Net Impact Boston professional chapter Lifetime Members, Advisory Council Members, and Leadership Team Members.  

General Registration opens at 6pm and the Speed Networking event will commence at 6:20pm and last through 8:30pm. Open networking will be available through 9pm.  

This event is open to the entire community, but Net Impact Boston professional chapter members receive a reduced price ticket. Learn more about becoming a member at http://netimpactboston.org/join/

Don’t miss this opportunity to meet many members of the Net Impact Community and our special guests. Space is limited so be sure to purchase your ticket in advance, as tickets may not be available at the door.

When: Jun 4, 2013 5 PM to Jun 4, 2013 9 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Visit EventBrite.com for pricing. (Tue, 04 Jun 2013 17 )

Kokikai Aikido

Time: 7:30p–9:00p

Location: W32-Wrestling Room

Learn the power of balance and precision through the study of Aikido--a fluid martial art that turns an attacker's momentum against him.

Beginners are welcome at any class. Practice is held in the DuPont (W32) Wrestling Room (on the second floor).

Open to: the general public

This event occurs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through September 7, 2013.

Sponsor(s): Kokikai Aikido

For more information, contact:
kokikai-officers@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: athletics, recreation

When: Jun 5, 2013 7 PM to Jun 5, 2013 9 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Wed, 05 Jun 2013 19 )

Brookline High's SWS Showcase : A Fundraiser for the Bard Prison Initiative

When: May 27, 2013 2 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $10.00 (Mon, 27 May 2013 14 )

WPS , The Weydt

When: Jun 8, 2013 12 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $10.00 (Sat, 08 Jun 2013 12 )

The "Ska in the Harbor" After Party featuring The Void Union , Mile 21 , Obi Fernandez (of Westbound Train)

When: Jun 16, 2013 5 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $9.00 (Sun, 16 Jun 2013 17 )

Sweet Soul Supper 2013

Please join us for the 8th Annual Sweet Soul Supper!

By joining us for this fun event, you'll support the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House and our Area IV Community. You will help us provide scholarships for youth, purchase food for our pantry, offer free computer access and classes, and build partnerships within the community.

 

Cocktail Hour

 Open bar with cocktail hour ticket - 6:00-7:00pm

 Music

 The Second Line Social Aid and Pleasure Society Brass Band

Nine Mile Radius

JG & the MeggaTones

A Soul Food Feast

Silent Auction with over 50 items

 

We hope you will join us!

 

If you have any questions, please call us at 617-547-4680 or find more information on our website, www.margaretfullerhouse.org

When: Jun 27, 2013 6 PM to Jun 27, 2013 10 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Star Ticket (includes cocktail hour) 123.99

2 Star Tickets (includes cocktail hour) 216.24

Supporter Ticket 88.12

2 Supporter Tickets 154.74

Student or Senior 47.12

(Thu, 27 Jun 2013 18 )

No Rescue - East Coast Runaways - Didn't Planet - Happy Little Clouds

When: Jun 20, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Thu, 20 Jun 2013 20 )

Merroir-Terroir: Oysters + Wine with Island Creek Oysters

What do oysters and wines have in common? Complex flavors, the Old World and the New, cultural touchstones, aphrodisia, and a connection between taste and place. In wine, textures and flavors that come from specific growing regions is called terroir. For bivalve aficionados, merroir is the equivalent concept, one that our experts from Island Creek will explore thoroughly in this class. Sample five different species of oysters at the peak of their season, each paired meticulously with wines from around the world. Wine expert and Island Creek Oyster Bar general manager Tom Schlesinger-Guidelli will join shellfish experts from the Island Creek farm for an edible lesson in merroir and terroir.

NOTE: This class is held at our classroom annex, not our retail location. The annex is located at 67 Smith Place in Cambridge, and we highly recommend reviewing the directions available here. 

Please be aware of our cancellation policy.

When: Jun 20, 2013 6 PM to Jun 20, 2013 9 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: General Admission 55.00

(Thu, 20 Jun 2013 18 )

Net Impact Boston's Sixth Annual Speed Networking Event

JOIN US FOR NET IMPACT BOSTON'S SIXTH ANNUAL SPEED NETWORKING EVENT

Join us on June 4th for Net Impact Boston’s premier annual networking event for corporate social responsibility, sustainability and non-profit professionals!  Speed Networking is one of our most popular events, and an annual tradition for Net Impact Chapters around the world! Our talented and diverse members are active leaders in various sectors "Where Good Works" - creating new businesses, making connections, inspiring change, and working together to make a difference. This exciting event is designed to support the mobility and success of this strong community. 

The evening is organized in a round-robin “speed networking” style with attendees rotating in small groups through six VIP guests from the corporate, government, and non-profit sectors. This year’s event will include VIP guests from the following six topic areas: Social Impact Measurement, Collective Consumption, Water, Sustainable Transport, Renewable Energy, and Public/Private Partnerships. Besides honing your networking skills and making great connections, you'll also have the opportunity to mingle over light food and a cash bar will be provided.

Special VIP Guests Include: 

FARRON LEVY, President and Founder of True Impact, representing the SOCIAL IMPACT MEASUREMENT topic area. 

JENNY RUSHMORE, Director of Responsible Travel for Trip Advisor, representing the COLLECTIVE CONSUMPTION topic area. 

BROOKE BARTON, Director, Water Program at Ceres, representing the WATER topic area.   

BILL CONNOLLY, Director of Member Services at Zipcar, representing the SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION topic area.   

MARK WATERS, Operations Manager Energy Solutions for Vertex, representing the RENEWABLE ENERGY topic area. 

JOHN FISHER, Branch Chief, Commercial Waste Reduction and Waste Planning at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, representing the PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP topic area. 

Speed Networking will begin at 5:30pm with a special VIP reception for Net Impact Boston professional chapter Lifetime Members, Advisory Council Members, and Leadership Team Members.  

General Registration opens at 6pm and the Speed Networking event will commence at 6:20pm and last through 8:30pm. Open networking will be available through 9pm.  

This event is open to the entire community, but Net Impact Boston professional chapter members receive a reduced price ticket. Learn more about becoming a member at http://netimpactboston.org/join/

Don’t miss this opportunity to meet many members of the Net Impact Community and our special guests. Space is limited so be sure to purchase your ticket in advance, as tickets may not be available at the door.

When: Jun 4, 2013 5 PM to Jun 4, 2013 9 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Visit EventBrite.com for pricing. (Tue, 04 Jun 2013 17 )

JOSH Boston Screening and Q & A with Director and Editor

Prior to its distribution in South Asia, come preview this year's most talked about Pakistani film, JOSH at the Fresh Pond Theatre, with sensational music by Shahi Hasan and Indus World Music, score by award-winning British composer Andrew T. Mackay. Starring an ensemble of Pakistan's most popular actors.

See previews, press, audio and video at facebook.com/thefilmjosh. 

For a complete list of press, please visit: www.thefilmjosh.com

Teaser: https://vimeo.com/47132258

Recent awards/acknowledgements as we continue our festival and distribution circuit:

2012 Women In Film Award Recipient

2012 Official Selection, Mumbai International Film Festival

2012 Top 15 Recommended films, Goa IFFI Film Bazaar Viewing Room

Endorsed by Developments In Literacy, The Citizens Foundation, Film Independent, Muslim Public Affairs Council, Festival Scope. 

Tickets will not be refunded. Thanks for your support.

When: Jun 4, 2013 7 PM to Jun 4, 2013 10 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Guest 22.09

Valid Student ID needed. Failure to provide ID will result in full ticket price being charged. Maximum 1 per Student ID. Student 16.82

(Tue, 04 Jun 2013 19 )

Classic Album Sundays presents David Bowie "Hunky Dorie" @ Meadhall

Classic Album Sunday presents David Bowie "Hunky Dorie" @ Meadhall

“Hunky Dory” is the record that truly signified David Bowie’s command of the album format. He had had a hit with the single “Space Oddity” and his third LP “The Man Who Sold the World” featured many great moments, however, it is really “Hunky Dory” that cemented Bowie’s position as a major pop player.

It is one of Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy’s favourite Bowie albums (there are about ten of them ) and she has recently been hanging out with producer Ken Scott who has told her some great stories. Scott engineered “The Man Who Sold the World” and at the time thought Bowie was good but probably wasn’t going to go anywhere. When Bowie asked him to co-produce “Hunky Dory” and presented his new batch of songs, Scott was duly impressed and realised what a great songwriter Bowie had become. Colleen has more stories up her sleeve, too.

Join us to first listen to music that either inspired or was relevant to this LP such as T Rex, Roxy Music and Syd Barrett followed by the story behind the making of the album. Then the lights go down, the volume goes up and we play the album from beginning to end on vinyl on our audiophile hi-fi. Listening guidelines apply.

When: Jun 9, 2013 5 PM to Jun 9, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: CAS David Bowie "Hunky Dorie" @ Meadhall 11.54

(Sun, 09 Jun 2013 17 )

Cheese 101 - July 2013

Our most popular class! Our cheesemongers will help you broaden your knowledge of one of our favorite subjects. We will talk about the history and process of cheesemaking, and how our favorite modern-day cheesemakers (many of whom we have visited) are embracing artisan traditions. Learn the basics of tasting and building your own cheese plate, and sample a few wines and beers for good measure. The evening concludes with a rare treat - a peek into our cheese caves.

NOTE: This class is held at our retail location and is standing room only. 

Please be aware of our cancellation policy.

When: Jul 7, 2013 5 PM to Jul 7, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: General Admission 45.00

(Sun, 07 Jul 2013 17 )

Boston AcroYoga Festival

BOSTON ACROYOGA FESTIVAL- June 16th, 2013

Join the Boston AcroYoga teachers for a day long offering of workshops for all levels. Together we will explore all elements of the AcroYoga practice from dynamic partner acrobatics to deep therapeutics. 

NO PARTNER OR EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!

We will be offering a "choose your own" track system from beginners to advanced. ALL LEVELS welcome!

 Festival Schedule 9:00 - 9:30             Opening Circle/Warmup9:30 - 11:15           Session 1 - Solar11:30 - 1:15           Session 2 - Solar1:15 - 2:30             Lunch2:45 - 4:30             Session 3 - Lunar4:30 - 5:00             Closing Circle
Bring your own lunch or buy on own! 
Price: $50 - pre registration$60 - day of June 16th

OM!

When: Jun 16, 2013 9 AM to Jun 16, 2013 5 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Boston AcroYoga Festival 53.74

(Sun, 16 Jun 2013 09 )

Brave the Caves: An Underground Cheese Lesson - July 2013

The chilly stone caves beneath our Cambridge store hold hundreds of pounds of cheese, from 80-pound wheels of Comté to delicate-rinded blues to small logs of Belgian goat’s milk cheese destined for our in-house aging program. Go spelunking with Liz, one of FK’s cave assistants, and Matthew, our resident cheese science buff, and explore the science and secrets of our caves. You’ll head underground with them to view and discuss the crucial role these temperature- and humidity-controlled rooms play in cheese aging, storage, and maintenance, and round out the lesson by tasting a few examples of what you’ve learned. Be prepared for cave-like conditions by wearing a sweater or light jacket and shoes that can get a bit wet.

NOTE: This class is held at our retail location and is standing room only. 

Please be aware of our cancellation policy.

When: Jul 28, 2013 5 PM to Jul 28, 2013 7 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: General Admission 55.00

(Sun, 28 Jul 2013 17 )

Brown Bag Research Luncheon (2 of 2)

The Mass. Council is hosting two brown bag research luncheons in June for clinicians and prevention professionals.

One will be held on June 5th and the other will be held on June 11th.

The purpose of the luncheons is to expose attendees to researchers in the problem gambling field, and to offer a useful “takeaway.” Attendees should plan to bring lunch and the Council will supply dessert. There is no cost to attend, but space is limited to the first 25 registrants at each event.

Tuesday June 11, 2013

11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

Mount Auburn Hospital, the Clark Living Room, Cambridge

Natasha Dow Schüll is a cultural anthropologist and associate professor at MIT’s Program in Science, Technology, and Society.  She will discuss her new book, Addiction by Design: Machine Gambling in Las Vegas, which draws on extended research among compulsive gamblers and the designers of the slot machines they play to explore the relationship between technology design and the experience of addiction.

When: Jun 10, 2013 9:45:00 PM to Jun 11, 2013 12:45:00 AMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Brown Bag Research Luncheon (June 11th) 0.00

(Mon, 10 Jun 2013 21:45:00 )

Della Mae

Age Limit: All Ages

Della Mae




When: Jun 3, 2013 7 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Mon, 03 Jun 2013 19 )

Creating Successful Crowd Funding Campaigns: What You Need to Know

Creating Successful Crowd Funding Campaigns: What You Need to Know

When an entrepreneur hears the words 'Kickstarter' or 'IndieGoGo', they think ‘wow, this is a great way to raise funds with no angels or VCs, presell my game, and spread the word about my goals and ambitions.” But, could it be a whole lot more, or less? 

Come hear from game developers who have raised money on Kickstarter or other crowd funding platforms, as well as representatives from the crowd funding platforms themselves and industry analysts.  Learn about what it takes to have a successful crowd funding program, the benefits, and the downsides of operating in such an open environment. Our panel, which includes Mike Vorhaus of Frank N. Magid Associates (moderator), John Vaskis of Indiegogo, Dan Silvers of the Boston Festival of Indie Games and Lantana Games, Joshua A.C. Newman of Mobile Frame Zero / glyphpress and others will discuss what an entrepreneur needs for a successful kickstarter, who should or should NOT try crowd funding, and what is the real cost in time and money of a crowd funding campaign. 

Come early or stay late to enjoy light appetizers / drinks and to network with your peers. The event will be held on Thursday, May 30th from 6pm – 9pm at the Microsoft NERD Center (One Memorial Drive, Cambridge).

Event sponsored by Microsoft New England Research & Development Center; Adobe; Morse, Barnes-Brown & Pendleton; FableVision and Becker. 

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When: May 30, 2013 6 PM to May 30, 2013 9 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Free Admission 0.00

(Thu, 30 May 2013 18 )

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When: Jun 15, 2013 6 PM to Jun 15, 2013 10 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Visit EventBrite.com for pricing. (Sat, 15 Jun 2013 18 )

Sam Amidon

Tickets: http://www.ticketweb.com/fb/3534894/ttthebears Price: $10.00

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T T The Bear's Place Inc

When: Jun 19, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $10.00 (Wed, 19 Jun 2013 20 )

Imperial State Electric (ex-The Hellacopters) - Cocked N' Loaded

Wed 6/19/13
Imperial State Electric (ex-The Hellacopters)
Cocked N' Loaded
Goddamn Draculas
White Dynomite
18+ $13
TIX - Facebook Event
8pm Doors

When: Jun 19, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $13.00 (Wed, 19 Jun 2013 20 )

Man Or Astro-Man?

Supporting Acts: Jacuzzi Boys

Man Or Astro-Man?

There is an undeniable connection between the South and occurrences of extra-terrestrial form. From other worldly jazz guru Sun Ra, to German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun, Alabamahas always had more than an ample share of connections to outer space. Such is the case with Man or Astro-Man?, who arrived in a small college town in Alabama some years ago. In order to integrate into human society, they would have to downplay their true identities and take on aliases, most conveniently in the form as students. While studying industrial design and film, the group began formulating a mode in which to learn more about their new earthly environment. Soon the group became immensely attracted to pop culture and decided that the cliché of a being a rock band would provide a perfect vehicle in which to traverse the globe and further their research. Full integration into Earth society would thus commence for what was soon to be known to the world as Man or Astro-Man? A discovery of records long stashed away at various dilapidated thrift stores inAlabama lead the entities of Man or Astro-Man? to the scratched-up sounds of Link Wray, The Ventures, Dick Dale, Duane Eddy, The Marketts, The Safaris, and other instrumental guitar oriented music of the late fifties and early sixties. Instrumental music provided a great escape from the sappy, pretentious lyrical drivel emanating from the (then newly christened) 'alternative' FM radio. At the same time, offbeat stage set ups and designs by Kraftwerk, The Spotniks, The Residents, Devo, Sun Ra, and The B-52s had a great impact on the rapidly developing troupe. Around this embryonic time, Man or Astro-Man played innumerable shows in the Southeast with a scene of bands that included Southern Culture on the Skids, The Woggles, Hillbilly Frankenstein, The Subsonics, and The Flat Duo Jets. Developing around the liberating resurgence of the no bullshit sounds of surf and garage music, MOAM soon caught the attention of Estrus Records owner Dave Crider. He was taken with the band's teenage caffeine-induced energy and punkish take on instrumental surf music. Crider ended up releasing their debut full-length simply entitled, 'Is it...Man or Astro-Man?' (1993). The Estrus Records aesthetic that revolved around the art and packaging concepts of designer Art Chantry fit perfectly with the Man or Astro-Man? modus operandi. 'Destroy All Astro-Men' (1994) and 'Project Infinity' (1995), and several EP's were released by Estrus. Faced with licensing issues inEurope, MOAM embarked on a search for a new record label. From their recent shows with The Jesus Lizard and the Mekons, the band was alerted to Touch and Go Records and their artist-friendly business practices. Upon visiting the fine earth people of Touch and Go, the band decided it would indeed be the best possible label on which to release all future albums. 'Experiment Zero' (1996) was Man or Astro-Man's debut for Touch and Go. Recorded in three days with engineer Steve Albini at the Zero Return studio in Alabama, it stands tall among the great modern instrumental guitar records. After its release, the band began to evolve at a greater velocity than ever before. They morphed by extending their use of samples, computer programming, homemade instruments, electronic gadgetry, tape splicing, and other bits of random archaic technology. Both the '1000X' EP (1997) and 'Made From Technetium' (1997) were darker steps into the futuristic soundtrack music realm. Over time, Man or Astro-Man? has done countless bits of film and soundtrack work including compositions for Nickelodeon and The Cartoon Network(SpaceGhostCoastto Coast and The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron). Members of Man or Astro-Man? have started record labels - Warm Electronic Recordings; recording studios - Zero Return; bio-diesel fuel centers -vegenergy.com; and have written for numerous publications including Chunklet, CMJ, and The Melody Maker.

When: Jun 19, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $15 advance / $17 day of show (Wed, 19 Jun 2013 20 )

The White Mandingos at TT the Bear's Place

The White Mandingos featuring MURS, Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains & Sacha Jenkins The White Mandingos are here to rock you and roll you. The White Mandingos are heavy because legendary founding member of the Bad Brains Darryl Jenifer is in the group. The White Mandingos are heavy because legendary emcee, writer and word slayer Murs is in the group. The White Mandingos are heavy because legendary writer of words (and riffs) Sacha Jenkins SHR is in the group. The White Mandingos are heavy because their sound combines the old with the new in an effort to inspire you and slap you. The White Mandingos are heavy because there are guitars, drums, 808s and word play that don't play. The White Mandingos are heavy because it's 2013 and they're about to drop their LP, The Ghetto is Tryna Kill Me, like it's hot. The White Mandings are heavy, not wavy. Ask a smart person. presented by Bowery Boston

Place:

Age:

T T The Bear's Place Inc

When: Jun 16, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Sun, 16 Jun 2013 20 )

Greg Burroughs

When: Aug 6, 2013 9 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Tue, 06 Aug 2013 21 )

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blood Drive

Donation Types: Double Red Cells, Blood

When: Jul 17, 2013 1 PM to Jul 17, 2013 6 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Wed, 17 Jul 2013 13 )

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blood Drive

Donation Types: Double Red Cells, Blood

When: Jul 18, 2013 1 PM to Jul 18, 2013 6 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Thu, 18 Jul 2013 13 )

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blood Drive

Donation Types: Double Red Cells, Blood

When: Jul 15, 2013 1 PM to Jul 15, 2013 6 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Mon, 15 Jul 2013 13 )

The 7cs , the Full-Time Dreamers , Kurt Baker Band , Tokyo Tramps

When: Jul 20, 2013 6 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: USD 0.00 (Sat, 20 Jul 2013 18 )

Silent Meditation Session

Time: 6:00p–7:00p

Location: W15, MIT Chapel

Breathe. Relax. Quieten your Mind. Weekly Buddhist Meditation Session for practitioners of all levels.

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/metta/www/

Open to: the general public

This event occurs on Thursdays.

Sponsor(s): Buddhist Community at MIT

For more information, contact:
The Venerable Tenzin Priyadarshi
617-253-2327
metta-request@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: humanities/social sciences, personal development, religious

When: May 30, 2013 6 PM to May 30, 2013 7 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Thu, 30 May 2013 18 )

Images of the Past: Photography at Historic New England

Images of the Past: Photography at Historic New England

Saturday, June 8, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Otis House, 141 Cambridge Street, Boston, Mass.

 

$20 Friends of Library and Archives members, $30 Historic New England members, $50 nonmembers

 

Join Lorna Condon, Historic New England's senior curator of library and archives, and Sally Pierce, curator emerita of prints and photographs at the Boston Athenaeum, for an introduction to the outstanding photographic collections in Historic New England's Library and Archives. Examine and learn about nineteenth-and twentieth-century photographic processes and explore the work of some of the finest photographers working in New England during that time. An optional tour of the Library and Archives follows the program.

 

Registration is required. Please call 617-994-5959 for more information. Purchase tickets now

When: Jun 8, 2013 12 AM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Sat, 08 Jun 2013 00 )

Tech Model Railroad Club of MIT meeting

Time: 5:00p–11:00p

Location: N52-118

An informal meeting where we design and build the layout and run trains. Visitors welcome. Students welcome to join the club. (Club members go to dinner between 6:30 and 7:30, room may be empty at that time.)

Web site: http://tmrc.mit.edu

Open to: the general public

This event occurs on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Sponsor(s): Tech Model Railroad Club (TMRC)

For more information, contact:
Thomas N. Paulsen
253-3269
tmrc-www@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: science/engineering, interest clubs/groups

When: May 25, 2013 5 PM to May 25, 2013 11 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Sat, 25 May 2013 17 )

Holy Eucharist

Time: 5:15p–6:30p

Location: W15, MIT Chapel

A service of scripture, singing, and Holy Eucharist. Everyone in the MIT community is welcome. Dinner and discussion follow in W11 Main Dining Room. See our website for update on discussion topics.

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/lem

Open to: MIT-only

This event occurs on Wednesdays, except April 8, 2009, December 23, 2009, December 24, 2008, December 30, 2009, November 25, 2009, December 31, 2008, February 17, 2010, February 24, 2010, March 31, 2010, December 8, 2010 and February 2, 2011.

Sponsor(s): Lutheran-Episcopal Ministry

For more information, contact:
Patricia Weinmann
3-0108
lem@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: religious

When: May 29, 2013 5:15:00 PM to May 29, 2013 6 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Wed, 29 May 2013 17:15:00 )

PuMaGraSS (Pure Math Graduate Student Seminar )

Speaker: TBA

Time: 12:00p–1:00p

Location: 4-153

TBA

Web site: http://math.mit.edu/seminars/pumagrass/

Open to: the general public

This event occurs on Thursdays and Fridays.

Sponsor(s): Mathematics, Department of

For more information, contact:
John Binder, Ruthi Hortsch, Padmavathi Srinivasan
binderj@math.mit.edu, rhortsch@math.mit.edu, padma_sk@math.mit.edu

This event is categorized as: lectures/conferences

When: May 30, 2013 12 PM to May 30, 2013 1 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Thu, 30 May 2013 12 )

Sports Night with 10 wings for $2 at the Thirsty Ear Pub!

Time: 7:30p

Location: NW35

- Come watch NBA Basketball or NFL Hockey every Monday with 10 wings for $2!
- 21+ w/ govt photo ID only. Please have ID ready to show at door.
- The Thirsty Ear is MIT's on-campus pub, serving dinner and drinks at grad student prices.

Web site: http://thirsty-ear.mit.edu

Open to: MIT-only

This event occurs on Mondays.

Sponsor(s): Thirsty Ear Executive Committee, Graduate Student Life Grants, GradRat

For more information, contact:
Thirsty Ear Executive Committee
teec-officers@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: social

When: Jun 3, 2013 7 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Mon, 03 Jun 2013 19 )

Second Fridays at the MIT Museum

Time: 5:00p–8:00p

Location: N51, MIT Museum

Second Fridays
Jump-start your weekend with the MIT Museum.

Program details to be announced

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/museum/programs/calendar.html

Open to: the general public

Cost: free

This event occurs on the 2nd Friday of every month through December 13, 2013, except January 11, 2013, February 8, 2013, March 8, 2013, April 12, 2013, May 10, 2013 and June 14, 2013.

Sponsor(s): MIT Museum

For more information, contact:
Josie Patterson
617-253-5927
museuminfo@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: art/architecture/museum, science/engineering

When: Dec 13, 2013 5 PM to Dec 13, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free (Fri, 13 Dec 2013 17 )

Second Fridays at the MIT Museum

Time: 5:00p–8:00p

Location: N51, MIT Museum

Second Fridays
Jump-start your weekend with the MIT Museum.

Program details to be announced

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/museum/programs/calendar.html

Open to: the general public

Cost: free

This event occurs on the 2nd Friday of every month through December 13, 2013, except January 11, 2013, February 8, 2013, March 8, 2013, April 12, 2013, May 10, 2013 and June 14, 2013.

Sponsor(s): MIT Museum

For more information, contact:
Josie Patterson
617-253-5927
museuminfo@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: art/architecture/museum, science/engineering

When: Nov 8, 2013 5 PM to Nov 8, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free (Fri, 08 Nov 2013 17 )

Second Fridays at the MIT Museum

Time: 5:00p–8:00p

Location: N51, MIT Museum

Second Fridays
Jump-start your weekend with the MIT Museum.

Program details to be announced

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/museum/programs/calendar.html

Open to: the general public

Cost: free

This event occurs on the 2nd Friday of every month through December 13, 2013, except January 11, 2013, February 8, 2013, March 8, 2013, April 12, 2013, May 10, 2013 and June 14, 2013.

Sponsor(s): MIT Museum

For more information, contact:
Josie Patterson
617-253-5927
museuminfo@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: art/architecture/museum, science/engineering

When: Sep 13, 2013 5 PM to Sep 13, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free (Fri, 13 Sep 2013 17 )

Second Fridays at the MIT Museum

Time: 5:00p–8:00p

Location: N51, MIT Museum

Second Fridays
Jump-start your weekend with the MIT Museum.

Program details to be announced

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/museum/programs/calendar.html

Open to: the general public

Cost: free

This event occurs on the 2nd Friday of every month through December 13, 2013, except January 11, 2013, February 8, 2013, March 8, 2013, April 12, 2013, May 10, 2013 and June 14, 2013.

Sponsor(s): MIT Museum

For more information, contact:
Josie Patterson
617-253-5927
museuminfo@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: art/architecture/museum, science/engineering

When: Oct 11, 2013 5 PM to Oct 11, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free (Fri, 11 Oct 2013 17 )

Second Fridays at the MIT Museum

Time: 5:00p–8:00p

Location: N51, MIT Museum

Second Fridays
Jump-start your weekend with the MIT Museum.

Program details to be announced

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/museum/programs/calendar.html

Open to: the general public

Cost: free

This event occurs on the 2nd Friday of every month through December 13, 2013, except January 11, 2013, February 8, 2013, March 8, 2013, April 12, 2013, May 10, 2013 and June 14, 2013.

Sponsor(s): MIT Museum

For more information, contact:
Josie Patterson
617-253-5927
museuminfo@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: art/architecture/museum, science/engineering

When: Aug 9, 2013 5 PM to Aug 9, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free (Fri, 09 Aug 2013 17 )

MIT Aikido Club

Time: 5:30p–7:00p

Location: W-32, Meets in Excerise Room or Squash Court 5

Beginners are always welcome to come by and observe a practice or join us on the mat.

Aikido is a Martial art that emphasizes blending with the attacker, rather than confronting the attacker with hard techniques such as punches and kicks.

Web site: http://web.mit.edu/aikido/

Open to: MIT-only

This event occurs on weekdays.

Sponsor(s): MIT Aikido Club

For more information, contact:
Charles Hale
chale@mit.edu

This event is categorized as: recreation

When: May 29, 2013 5:45:00 PM to May 29, 2013 7:15:00 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Wed, 29 May 2013 17:45:00 )

Location Lighting Workshop with Rick Friedman

Join award-winning photographer Rick Friedman for his two-day, hands-on Location Lighting Workshop.

This intensive, interactive seminar is designed for wedding photographers, portrait photographers, corporate and event photographers, photojournalists and serious amateurs who want to improve their knowledge of lighting.

This workshop begins with ways to create wonderful light using a single Speedlite then build on that knowledge by adding a second then third Speedlight and eventually progressing to using studio strobes.


Topics Include:
• Multiple light situations
• Balancing available light with strobes
• Mixing speed lights with studio strobes as well as determining when Speedlights are really the better option
• The correct way to do color balances, color correction, cross filtering and adding and controlling color in your photographs

Students will work with many different types of light modifiers and see the effects of soft boxes, umbrellas, light panels, screens, grids, snoots, reflectors, gobos and barn doors. You will learn how to create lighting for different types of portraits and lighting situations, both indoors and outside.

Friedman will also explain the various ways to fire strobes, how to create your own light modifiers and cover the essentials of building your own gaffer’s kit. He will also be available for portfolio reviews, so please bring up to 15 images.

This class explains both Nikon and Canon systems.

What to bring:
Your camera, lenses, Speedlight(s), fully charged batteries and plenty of media cards.


About the Instructor
Rick Friedman has been a photojournalist for over three decades. Based in Boston, he travels the world for numerous publications, corporations, advertising assignments and film and television productions. His published work appears in Time, Newsweek, U.S. News, The New York Times, USA Today, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, Stern, Discover and many other publications. He has produced over 75 book and magazine covers. The books Hillary Clinton, Infra Structures, and The Gourmet Prescription are a few of his projects.

He is currently the President of the Boston Press Photographers Association. Friedman has won awards from the American Society of Media Photographers, the National Press Photographers Association, and the Boston Press Photographers Association. To learn more about Friedman, his work and workshops, visit: http://rickfriedman.com


Sponsors
Calumet, PocketWizard, Dynalite, Expoimaging, ExpoDisc, Ray Flash, Rogue Flash Benders, X-Rite, Think Tank and Rosco

Tuition: $225 if registered before May 16th; $250 thereafter

When: Jun 1, 2013 12 AM to Jun 2, 2013 12 AMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Sat, 01 Jun 2013 00 )

Baby Made Rebel, Seth Wonkka

Baby Made Rebel https://www.facebook.com/babymaderebel Exiting from the pits of basements, low income housing and the occasional closets Baby Made Rebel emerged from a well dressed lady's cocoon onto the Boston scene in 2009 with their debut single, The Recipe For An Everlasting Cigarette. The band's latest releases juxtapose indie rock & American style Brit-Pop. The music of Baby Made Rebel appeals to both fans and non-fans alike. Seth Wonkka https://www.facebook.com/sethwonkkamusic Seth Wonkka and his band have appeared at mainstays of the local Boston music scene (Hard Rock Café, Davis Square Theatre, TT The Bears, Precinct, McGanns) as well as venues on the North Shore, and Portland, ME. Their sound, inspired by artists Amos Lee, Ray Lamontagne, Jason Mraz, and Howie Day can best be described as acoustic rock with hints of folk, pop, and even a little country.



When: Jun 1, 2013 10 PM to Jun 1, 2013 11:55:00 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: 5 - 5 USD (Sat, 01 Jun 2013 22 )

Volunteer at the Cambridge River Festival along the Charles River

Volunteers will be helping with info booths, entertainment areas, artist/kids areas and helping breaking down the event after.

This Event is Rain or Shine

Volunteers will meet at the Main Information booth / Volunteer Check In area which will be located at the corner of Memorial Drive and DeWolfe Street.  Across from the Weeks Footbridge.  Look for the Info Booth Sign.   It is set back from the street slightly. 

Volunteers will receive a free food voucher to be used at vendors.

Map showing weeks footbridge:

http://maps.google.com/maps?client=safari&q=Memorial+Dr+%26+Dewolfe+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&oe=UTF-8&ie=UTF8&hl=en&cd=1&geocode=FXeAhgIdItbC-w&split=0&hq=&hnear=Memorial+Dr+%26+Dewolfe+St,+Cambridge,+Middlesex,+Massachusetts+02138&t=h&z=16

Parking can be hard to find so taking the Red Line T to Harvard Square and walking down JFK Street to Memorial Drive is recommended.  Take a left at The Weld Boathouse on Memorial Drive and walk down to the volunteer check-in table across the Memorial Drive  from the Weeks Footbrdge.

ParkingLocation:

When: Jun 1, 2013 3 PM to Jun 1, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: riverfestivalsvb 0.00

(Sat, 01 Jun 2013 15 )

Courtyard Series: Berklee at the Regattabar - Albino Mbie

Featuring: Albino Mbie - Guitar & lead Vocal
Jiri Nedoma - Piano
Roberto Giaquinto - Drums
Chuks okpu - Acoustic and Electric Bass
Tracy Robertson - Vocals
Erin Bentlange - Vocals

Albino Mbie was born in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, a country in southern Africa known for its rich musical and cultural heritage. Fueled by the resourcefulness and determination that have always characterized Mozambicans, he built his first guitar at 16 from a five-liter can of oil, scrap wood, and strings made out of electrical cords.

Drawn to the sounds of neighborhood street musicians in Maputo, Mbie began to play in a number of local bands. As with his homemade guitar, he wanted to combine styles and incorporate diverse elements in his music. For his talents to grow, he knew he needed experience new places, cultures, and sounds.

While studying music education and performance at Universidade Eduardo Mondlane in Mozambique, he heard about Berklee, and soon after, became one of the first students to receive a full scholarship to Berklee through the African Scholars program in 2009.

At Berklee, he was exposed to a variety of influences, but wanted to go deeper into the roots of jazz and expand his knowledge of music. He auditioned and was selected to participate in the Berklee Global Jazz Institute (BGJI), which is directed by Danilo Pérez and has a roster of teachers that includes Joe Lovano, John Patitucci, and Terri Lyne Carrington. BGJI fosters a musician's artistic vision, and has helped Mbie find his own unique voice in the art form.

Albino still felt the absence of his own Mozambican traditions in his music. With the help of his mentors, Richard Bona and Lionel Loueke, two of the most prominent African musicians in the United States, he began to bridge that gap.

Today, Albino's music succeeds in combining many disparate parts into an organic whole. It incorporates his musical experiences from Mozambique, the U.S., and many other places around the world, combining rhythmic patterns and musical concepts to create a unique "Moz-jazz" sound.

Albino Mbie's original composition, "Mozambique Dance," was released by Jazz Revelation Records, a student-run record label at the Berklee, in 2011. He recorded another original, "Awusiwana,", for the Berklee 2012 Summer in the City disc. His debut album, also called Mozambique Dance, is to be released in Spring 2013.

Albino Mbie is an active musician, and has performed in several countries including Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Italy, the U.S., and Mexico. He has also produced and recorded various projects in Mozambique and in the United States. He graduated from Berklee in 2012 with a dual degree in performance and music production and engineering, and a minor in acoustics.

When: Jul 8, 2013 6 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: (Mon, 08 Jul 2013 18 )

Courtyard Series: Berklee at the Regattabar - Daniel Rotem

Featuring: Daniel Rotem - Tenor Saxophone and Flute
Jared Henderson - Bass
Roberto Giaquinto - Drums

Jazz saxophonist Daniel Rotem has performed with the Rainbow Big band led by Phil Wilson, with the Concert Jazz Band led by Greg Hopkins (with whom he performed in a concert featuring the great drummer Peter Erskine and at the JEN conference in Kentucky), and as a featured guest at a joint performance of India Arie and Israeli composer-singer Idan Raichel (as well as with the Idan Raichel Project in Israel).

Born in 1990, Rotem was accepted into the Thelma Yellin High School for Arts in Tel Aviv. As a member of Thelma Yellin's Big Band he performed at two international events: the IAJE Annual Conference in Toronto and the SAJE in Capetown. He graduated with honors from Thelma Yellin's Jazz Program in 2008. He was subsequently awarded an honors scholarship for the Shtricker Conservatory in Tel Aviv and a scholarship for Berklee's Five-Week Summer Performance Program in Boston.

In the summer of 2009 he participated in the Siena Jazz Workshops, held in Siena, Italy, playing and studying with Lionel Loueke, George Garzone, Scott Colley, John Taylor, and Michael Blake. Upon completing the workshops he was offered a full scholarship to return for the 2010 program, where he met some of his former teachers and performed with Kenny Werner, Peter Bernstein, Eric Harland, Joel Frahm, and Jeremy Pelt.

In 2009-2010 he studied at Israel's Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, where he was also awarded a scholarship and had the chance to develop his performance and improvisation skills, as well as his composing and arranging abilities. The youngest student to reach the finals, Rotem was awarded first place in Rimon's Outstanding Jazz Player Competition and as a result represented Rimon at the 20th IASJ meeting in The Hague. There he had the opportunity to play in an ensemble headed by Reggie Workman. In January 2010 he had the privilege to meet and perform with saxophonist David Liebman. A group tutored by Liebman performed Rotem's arrangement of one of Liebman's compositions. Rotem was awarded the America-Israel Foundation scholarship for 2010-2012.

Rotem relocated to Boston in May 2011 and began full-time studies on a full-tuition scholarship at Berklee College of Music, towards a bachelor's degree in jazz performance. At Berklee, Rotem has studied and played with Bill Pierce, Hal Crook, George Garzone, Dave Santoro, Jim Odgren, Ed Tomassi, Tiger Okoshi, Shannon Le Claire, and Terri Lyne Carrington. He was also chosen as a finalist in the live auditions for the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance master's program. In 2012 Rotem and his quartet recorded one of his original compositions, "Hill Workout," for Berklee's Jazz Revelation Records label release Ripple Effect. The recording was also included on a promotional CD sold throughout the many Berklee summer events and performances. Considering music a force connecting people and cultures, Rotem decided to serve as a peer advisor, helping new students, and as a student ambassador, representing Berklee all over the world.

When: Jul 29, 2013 6 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: (Mon, 29 Jul 2013 18 )

Courtyard Series: Berklee at the Regattabar - Moira Lo Bianco

Featuring: Moira Lo Bianco - piano?
Bruno Raberg - double bass?
Giuseppe Paradiso - drums

Possessing an enormous talent and a remarkably fertile musical imagination, Moira Lo Bianco is a bona fide triple threat as a composer, arranger, and pianist. Mature beyond her young years, she has an intense personal musical vision and all of the tools to consistently bring it to life. Her ability to transcend genre and category is organic and seemingly effortless.

When: Jul 22, 2013 6 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: (Mon, 22 Jul 2013 18 )

Courtyard Series: Berklee at the Regattabar - Francisco Ruiz

Courtyard Series: Berklee at the Regattabar - Francisco Ruiz

Hailing from Ecuador, talented singer Francisco Ruiz is fluent in a wide range of styles, including pop, salsa, and reggaeton. A dual Contemporary Writing and Production/Performance major at Berklee College of Music, Ruiz has been a part of several Ecuadorian groups, including the rock/pop group Vox Lumini and the vocal group Clone. He has also participated in independent projects such as a Dave Matthews tribute band, Satellite, the IMC Big Band, and the Salsa Orchestra of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito.

Before attending Berklee, Ruiz received a full scholarship to attend the prestigious Conservatorio Sergei Rachmaninov in Ecuador. In addition to voice, his studies also include piano and guitar.Audio/video clips

When: Jul 15, 2013 6 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: (Mon, 15 Jul 2013 18 )

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