Craft n’ Chill With Alex Makes Art
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Craft n’ Chill With Alex Makes Art (Pioneer Room, 355 Main St., Cambridge) — Alex leads a hands‑on art and craft session.
Sit ’n’ Knit (Main Library) — bring projects, knit, crochet, embroider, spin, mend with other fiber crafters, refreshments provided, ages 18 and up.
Fold a Sonobe unit and link multiple pieces into a 3D origami shape to take home at Collins Branch, for ages 5–11.
Discussion and activation of Moholy‑Nagy’s 1930 Light Prop at Harvard Art Museums.
Exhibit showcases Boston’s first all‑woman architecture firm, highlighting 900+ commissions, MIT’s role, Cambridge impact, and eco‑friendly renovation methods.
Knitting Group at Boudreau Branch — Bring your project, yarn and needles for an hour of crafting with fellow knitters, ages 18 and up.
LEGO Time (Central Square) — Build and design LEGO structures with friends in the Lewis Room, ages 5–11, caregivers required for under 7.
Painting with Plants at Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Free Thursday trivia at CanalSide Food + Drink, hosted by The Entertainment Nation, offers diverse categories, team competition, prize rounds, and early appetizers, dinner, and drinks.
Free after‑hours museum night at Broad Discovery Center features a Bluetooth outbreak simulation, interactive displays, DJ Backspin and Operation Outbreak, recommended for middle school ages and above.
Online sketching workshop with Erica Beade uses natural objects to deepen mindful awareness, limited to 13 participants, $35 members / $40 nonmembers.
Editors Alexandra Natapoff and Guy‑Uriel Charles discuss America Unfinished, a collection of 62 essays by 50 Harvard Law scholars, at Cambridge Public Library.
IIA Physical AI Summit at MIT Samberg Conference Center, Cambridge, MA.