Since students have returned to campus, long lines, reduced hours, and staff shortages have plagued Harvard Square eateries, mirroring broader trends in the restaurant industry caused by the pandemic. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2021/9/27/long-lines-square-biz/

It’s 12 AM on a bustling Friday night. Whether you just stepped out of Lamont Library or the basement of a fraternity, your stomach uproars in protest. Starving, you amble

In Italian “Enza” means giant. It’s no surprise, then, that Michelin-starred Chef Mark Ladner put a “meatball gigante” on the menu…https://www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/2021/09/24/first-look-bar-enza-cambridge/

They’ve replaced a center of knowledge with a merchandise mart that trivializes and commodifies the trappings of learning.

Holyoke Street came alive Sunday as people square danced, ate barbeque, and drank beer at the “Hoedown on Holyoke,” a day-long block party organized by the Harvard Square Business Association.

oonbox Productions will present Richard O’Brien’s legendary cult classic “The Rocky Horror Show” in a pop-up theater located at 25 Brattle St. in Harvard Square.   Directed by David Lucey, and music directed by Mindy Cimini, “The Rocky Horror Show” opens

The Harvard Cooperative Society (The Coop) celebrated its grand re-opening of the newly renovated Harvard Coop Bookstore. Located at 1400 Massachusetts Avenue in Harvard Square, the bookstore held a ribbon-cutting

1,400 students and alumni joined the Global Day of Service From a neighborhood beautification project to curriculum development in Uganda, the second annual Global Day of Service on Aug. 30

The Rocky Horror Show opens on October 14th and will run through October 31st. Back by popular demand, Moonbox Productions is thrilled to present Richard O’Brien‘s legendary cult classic, The Rocky

In the past 18 months, Harvard Square has undergone an extensive transformation, with new shops opening during the pandemic, as well as long-established stores closing for renovations or leaving the

Alden & Harlow expects to host six to eight breweries on Saturdays through October, closing part of Brattle Street to cars from 2-10 p.m. Celebrate the first inklings of autumn

A legal decision once prevented a church from vetoing a Harvard Square restaurant’s liquor license. Now it could prevent other private parties from wielding government power. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/09/07/opinion/how-massachusetts-case-could-end-texas-abortion-law/