The Glitter Boys @ The Sinclair
About
Ages 21 and over $15 at the door
Ages 21 and over $15 at the door
Less searching. Better weekends.
A thoughtful list, delivered every week. Free, local, and personalized to you.
About a minute. No payment required.
Choose ages, interests, and nearby cities.
Fifteen event picks for you.
Browse the complete local catalog anytime.
The Glitter Boys perform at The Sinclair, Cambridge, with a $15 door price, ages 21 and up.
The Glitter Boys perform at The Sinclair, Cambridge, with a $15 door price, ages 21 and up.
The Glitter Boys perform at The Sinclair, Cambridge, with a $15 door price, ages 21 and up.
Live rotating acts play at Toad every Friday from 6‑9 PM, offering new music, cold drinks, and post‑work vibes.
Ella Hunt performs songs from her debut album Blindspot at Regattabar, delivering raw, ballad-driven live set.
52 Church performs at The Sinclair, Cambridge, ages 21 and up.
Late‑night cover band performance at Toad, Cambridge, with crowd‑favorite songs, packed dance floor, flowing pints, no cover charge.
The Folk Collective records a live album with Photocomfort at First Parish Cambridge, hosted at Club Passim.
Harvard Square Chocolate Tour (Off The Beaten Path Food Tours) — explores historic Harvard Square, shares chocolate facts, and samples treats from hidden city gems, with surprises.
Karina Longworth in person hosts a double feature of 1947 surrealist film Dreams That Money Can Buy and 1944 noir Laura, with a discussion between screenings.
Anthony Leva leads a modern string band in original compositions and free improvisation, blending Gnawa and free‑jazz lineages at Edward M Pickman Hall, free with advance registration.
Anthony Leva presents original compositions and free improvisation with a modern string band and Gnawa influences at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall, free with advance registration.
Bikini Whale celebrates its 15th anniversary with a Halloween show featuring Hey Blondie and Murdah By Numbahs at Lizard Lounge.
The Practice of Wisdom panel featuring Davíd Carrasco, Arthur Kleinman, Stephanie Paulsell and Michael Puett at the Cambridge Public Library.
Chocolate sommelier leads tasting of four handcrafted, small‑batch chocolates at The Harvard COOP, exploring bean‑to‑bar stories and sustainable sourcing.