Join us Wednesday 10/31/07 from 7:00 pm until 9:00 p.m. for Dressed to Thrill!
Harvard Square is glowing with holiday spirit. As the days grow shorter, the sights and sounds of winter fill the streets. The Square radiates warmth and welcoming light and will continue to do so throughout the entire winter season. Our display this year, (Banners! Lights! Wreaths! Swags! Greenery and Bows!)
Harvard Square is aglow with holiday spirit.
The Passim Board of Directors announced today that Jim Wooster has been named executive director of the organization. Wooster replaces Dan Hogan who is retiring effective August 31, 2015. Wooster will begin his new role on September 1, 2015.
Saturday December 22, 2007
“Great Things Come in Harvard Square Packages” Raffle Winners
Seventy five years ago Robert Slate began selling paper and pencils at 8 Holyoke St. in Harvard Square as Bob Slate, Stationer. He persevered, survived the depression, nurtured his shop through the forties, thrived in the fifties, and unknown to himself created a legacy by orchestrating a seamless transition of
Think Local Thank Local, which has 9 participating businesses in Harvard Square, has pledged a percentage of their sales from the week after Thanksgiving to On the Rise.
The Harvard Square Business Association is proud to recognize the Harvard
Square establishments honored as “Best of Boston” in Boston Magazine’s 39th
Annual Issue. Congratulations to all the winners! All descriptions come
directly from Boston Magazine.
Watch as skilled Auteurs go eye-to-eye with cleaver amateurs for 100 minutes of One Minute Films the FIRST EVER, only festival of its kind!
Harvard Square is aglow with holiday spirit. It is radiating warmth and welcoming light and will continue to do so throughout the entire Winter Season. Our display this year; white lights, sparkling stars, and hand-made royal purple velvet bows, brightens our days, warms ours nights and is made possible through
The Harvard Square Business Association welcomes ALL (Cambridge, Boston and Beyond) Students to Harvard Square!
