Cambridge
Cambridge, Massachusetts is a historic city situated directly north of Boston, across the Charles River. Just moments away from the hustle of Boston, Cambridge is an eclectic town with unique shops, restaurants and cafes, and is home to several notable colleges, including Harvard University and MIT. From bars to coffee shops and bookstores, there is plenty to explore and enjoy in Cambridge.
DrinkIn: MIT Grads Launch Alcohol Delivery Service in Cambridge
Cambridge residents, and MIT students, can now get beer delivered to their door by bike. Three MIT graduates launched DrinkIn on Monday, a website that […]
See Boston’s Skyline From 120-Feet In The Air
Food trucks, festivities, and a free ride on a Ferris wheel: It’s all happening in Cambridge this week. Education First is giving attendees a chance […]
Cambridge-Based Living Proof Gets New Patent for Hair Product
By now, you’ve seen Living Proof in Sephora or ULTA, or heard about it here on Bostonmagazine.com. The company uses science and biotechnology that originated […]
Little Free Libraries Are Making Book Borrowing More Interesting
As digital everything continues to grow, a small but intriguing facet has tapped into a simpler way of attracting people to print while promoting awareness […]
Cambridge Gets Its Own Open Market, Thanks to the Creators of SoWa
When it comes to open-air markets in Boston, there’s no question that the SoWa Open Market in the South End is one of our favorite […]
Cambridge Company Creates Map to Show Which Officials Voted For ‘Tech Tax’
In July, when news broke that a lengthy Transportation Bill including a proposition to tack on a 6.25 percent “tech tax” for companies developing certain […]
Cambridge Versus Boston DJ Battle: City Councilors Face Off Behind the Decks
Boston and Cambridge have been at odds for years over turf, talent retention, and which city fosters the best students and universities. But now, there […]
Cambridge Crime Prevention: Cardboard MBTA Cops and a Cyclist’s Curse
The MBTA made national headlines this week after it was revealed that they are now relying on 2-D, life-sized portraits of their transit officers in […]
New Map Database Shows Where Cambridge Crime Happens
Finding out where certain crimes happen in Cambridge is as easy as clicking a button. On Tuesday, the city’s Police Department announced a new initiative, in partnership […]
A Judge Rejected Cambridge’s Lawsuit Against Uber
A judge ruled against Cambridge in the city’s court battle with Uber, the company that allows users to hail and pay for taxis and black […]
Restaurant Review: Giulia in Cambridge
The latest Italian newcomer favors authenticity over flash, mostly to great success.
The Country’s Largest Poetry Slam Competition Is Coming Back to Boston
In August, it will be impossible not to walk into a bar in the Boston and Cambridge area that isn’t playing host to groups of […]
Cambridge Brewery Making Special Beer in Honor of MIT Officer Sean Collier
Phil Bannatyne thought the best way to honor a fallen hero was to create a beer with his name on it. Bannatyne, owner of the […]
MIT Will Use 300 Programmable Umbrellas to Light Up the Cambridge Skyline
More than 300 umbrellas retrofitted with multi-colored LED lights will be used to create an interactive light show on MIT’s campus as part of a […]
Cambridge Official: Don’t Ask to Bury Bombing Suspect In Our City
After several attempts, the director of a Worcester funeral home is running out of options to find a place to bury the remains of Boston […]