Harvard Square Arts & Entertainment

Bored? There is never a shortage of Arts & Entertainment in Harvard Square!

In addition to an exciting and colorful street scene, Harvard Square boasts over 40 cultural organizations. From rocky horror to Riversing, sort here to find your pleasure...

Narrow Your Entertainment Choices:

  • Actors' Shakespeare Project
    The Actors’ Shakespeare Project presents Shakespeare as a playwright urgently relevant to our own times, whose plays are essential to the cultural life of any great city. We bring these plays to the audiences of greater Boston through intimate, site-specific, ...
  • American Repertory Theater
    The American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) seeks to expand the boundaries of theater, exploring the best texts from across cultures and ages. A resident company of professional artists, teachers, technicians, and administrators, the A.R.T. provides a home for outstanding directors, a ...
  • Bay State Fencers
    Bay State Fencers is a permenant facilty dedicated to the sport of fencing and is home to fencers of all ages and athletic abilities from the neighborhoods of Cambridge, Somerville and Boston. Bay State Fencers is a full service fencing ...
  • Blue Heron Renaissance Choir
    Blue Heron is a professional vocal ensemble that combines a commitment to vivid live performance with the study of original source materials and historical performance practice. Blue Heron’s principal repertoire interests are fifteenth-century English and Franco-Flemish polyphony, ranging from Dunstable ...
  • Boston Boy Choir
    Log on to Website to learn more about the Boston Boy Choir. Events and schedules are listed. The Boston Boy Choir is the performing arts arm of the Boston Archdiocesan Choir School operated under the auspices of Saint Paul Church. During ...
  • Brattle Theatre
    The Brattle Theatre screens the best in classic, international, cult and independent cinema. Our eclectic programming features something for everyone and can always be relied upon to intrigue, entertain and educate. Check out our website or come by the theatre ...
  • Cambridge Artists Cooperative Gallery
      Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm Thu 10am-8pm Sun 1-6pm (during the summer: Fri-Sat 10am-7pm) Christmas Holiday Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm; Sun 1-6pm Established in 1988, the Cambridge Artists Cooperative Gallery (CAC Gallery) is the only year round artists owned and managed crafts cooperative in the Boston-Cambridge area. The ...
  • Cambridge Arts Council
    The Cambridge Arts Council (CAC) is the official arts agency for the City of Cambridge, MA. Established by City ordinance in 1974 and incorporated as a public non-profit in 1976, CAC's mission is to ensure that the arts remain vital ...
  • Cambridge Carnival International
    Cambridge Carnival International is a colorful city-wide festive celebration that is rooted in African traditions. The festival, will celebrate it's 18th year on September 12, 2010, is considered a Cambridge Institution attracting over 150,000 spectators. The highlight of the festival is a grand costume parade accompanied ...
  • Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
    The Carpenter Center, on the east side of Quincy street between the Faculty Club and the Fogg Art Museum, is the only building on the North American continent designed by the famous French architect Le Corbusier. Despite the controversy over ...
  • Food by Foot
    Now featuring Cambridge Food Tour, a historic culinary walking tour of Harvard Square.   What did Students eat in Cambridge in the past and what is on their plate nowadays? Join us in this 1.5-hour entertaining culinary walking tour around Harvard Square with ...
  • Fresh Pond Ballet
    Fresh Pond Ballet is a school offering training in ballet beginning with pre-ballet for two year olds and progressing through numerous levels to teens and adults. We also offer pointe for advanced dancers. Nina Rubinstein Alonso is a well known ...
  • Grolier Poetry Book Shop
    The Grolier Poetry Book Shop celebrates its 75th anniversary this year! We stock current publications of poetry and its concerns (books, cassettes, periodicals, reference volumes) with some 16000 volumes. ...
  • Harvard Art Museums
    The Harvard Art Museums, among the world’s leading art institutions, comprise three museums (Fogg, Busch-Reisinger, and Arthur M. Sackler) and four research centers (Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, the Center for the Technical Study of Modern Art, the ...
  • Harvard Athletics
    The Harvard Department of Athletics is committed to providing "Athletics for All Students.” Competitive and recreational athletics are an integral part of the educational process and experience. Students should have opportunities to participate and compete as appropriate to their interest ...
  • Harvard Box Office
    Box office for Harvard University Theaters and Performances. The Box Office iss operated by the Memorial Hall/Lowell Hall Complex under the auspicies of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences and the Office for the Arts at Harvard. ...
  • Harvard Museum of Natural History
    Explore 12,000 specimens drawn from Harvard’s vast research collections at the University's most visited museum -- dinosaurs, meteorites, rare minerals, and hundreds of prehistoric and current-day animals from around the globe.  Get close to the world’s only mounted Kronosaurus, a ...
  • Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
    The Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club is entirely student-run and has been the umbrella organization for campus theater at Harvard since 1908, producing a variety of plays, musicals, operettas, and other performances each semester. Please go to our website (www.hrdctheater.com) for information ...
  • Hasty Puddings Theatricals
    The Hasty Pudding Theatricals have presented their unique brand of student-written theater every year since 1891, the only exceptions being for World Wars I and II. This year, HPT proudly presents its 158th production. ...
  • Head Of The Charles Regatta
    The 44th Head Of The Charles will take place on October 18 & 19, 2008 along the Charles River in Cambridge and Boston. The 3 mile course begins at the Boston Univ. Bridge and ends at Herter Park. Over 6,000 male ...
  • Holyoke Center Exhibition Space
    For more information on how to exhibit at Holyoke center, please contact Deena Anderson at danderson18@verizon.net. ...
  • Jose Mateo's Ballet Theatre
    Founded in 1986, Jose Mateo's Ballet Theatre is Greater Boston's second largest professional ballet company and school. Under the direction of Founder / Artistic Director Jose Mateo, the organization has earned a distinctive reputation for high quality programming and artistic ...
  • Longy School of Music
    Music school for all ages: Preparatory Studies for children ages 1-18, including a complete music curriculum of lessons, ensembles, theory; Continuing Studies for adults, including private lessons, ensembles, courses, workshops; world renowned Conservatory division for pre-professional musicians. The school also ...
  • New England Folk Music Archives
    The New England Folk Music Archives preserves, promotes and documents the ongoing cultural legacy of folk music and its connections to New England through education, collaboration and entertainment. Based on collections from the 1960's era folk revival stretching to the present ...
  • New School of Music
    Welcome! Founded in 1976 by the celebrated pianist, composer and educator, Nicholas Van Slyck, Cambridge’s New School of Music has established a lasting reputation for high-quality music instruction open to all ability levels and ages. Our faculty members have the highest ...
  • OBERON
    OBERON is the American Repertory Theater’s (A.R.T) theatrical club space at the intersection of Arrow Street and Massachusetts Avenue. For more nformation on A.R.T. programs and events  http://www.amrep.org ...
  • Panorama
    PANORAMA, The Official Guide to Boston, has been a visitor resource for over fifty years. Every two weeks, Panorama serves up the most current information on  entertainment, cultural attractions, dining and more. Panorama can be found everywhere - at over ...
  • Passim
    Passim, a nonprofit arts organization, creates an interactive and inspiring music experience for all, building a vibrant community for artists, students and audience members through its legendary listening venue and school of music.   Established as the Club 47 in 1958 and ...
  • Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston, Inc.
    Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston is an innovative, musician-run orchestra that brings a creative mix of classical and new music to the concert stage while truly reaching out to the community. Pro Arte is New England's only professional cooperative ...
  • Revels
    Founded in 1971 by musician/educator John Langstaff, Revels is the producer of the annual holiday favorite "The Christmas Revels", a winter solstice celebration entering it's 38th season at Harvard University's Sanders Theatre. Revels performances/celebrations feature traditional music, dance, customs and ...
  • Scullers Jazz Club at the Doubletree Suites by Hilton Hotel Boston
    For 15 years the legendary Scullers Jazz Club has played host to the biggest names in straight ahead, Latin and contemporary jazz, as well as blues, soul, R&B, cabaret and world music.  Past and present performers include Harry Connick Jr., Jane ...
  • SQUAWK! Coffeehouse
    Squawk is one of the off-beatest, most eclectic, schizolithically elevating and open open mikes in the country. Located in the heart of Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA, it embraces all who come through its swinging wooden doors every Thursday night from ...
  • Street Arts and Buskers Advocates
    Street Arts and Buskers Advocates cultivates ongoing fundamental relationships between artists and communities by celebrating self-expression as a basic human right essential for the healthy growth of youth, individuals and communities. The Street Arts & Buskers Advocates publishes model street performance ...
  • The Comedy Studio
    The Comedy Studio is located at the top of the Hong Kong Restaurant in Harvard Square and is open Wednesday thru Sunday. Shows start at 8pm and are priced between $7 and $9, unless otherwise noted. New American menu and bar ...
  • The Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology
    The Peabody Museum is among the oldest archaeological and ethnographic museums in the world with one of the finest collections of cultural history found anywhere. It is home to superb materials from Africa, ancient Europe, North America, Mesoamerica, Oceania, and, ...
  • The Regattabar
    The Regattabar opened on January 29, 1985 and since then it has become the leading jazz club not only in Boston, but New England as well. Boston magazine bestowed its “Best of Boston” award thirteen times naming The Regattabar “Best ...
  • Tommy Doyle's
    Harvard Square's largest Irish Pub & Restaurant boasts a popular menu, consisting of Irish classics, fresh seafood, American staples, mouth-watering burgers, and all the pub fare you could ask for.  Our three cozy floors with a little something for everyone.  ...
  • Urban Interactive
    Venture through a labyrinth of puzzles while learning about famous landmarks, interacting with locals, performing fun stunts, meeting enigmatic characters, and competing for prizes. ...
 
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