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Upcoming Cambridge Police exam information session: 7 p.m. April 8. For information: https://camb.ma/policeexaminfo. Residents can get more information on the application, hiring and selection process, timelines, and meet with officers to ask questions and learn more about policing in Cambridge. Cambridge Police online exam prep: 9 a.m. April 10. For information: http://camb.ma/policeexamprep. Residents will learn about how to prepare for the entrance examination. They will also receive free materials from the seminar to aid in studying. Global Roots, Harriet Riley & Alex Garden: 7 p.m. May 4. Donations requested. For information/to view: http://passim.org/streams. Club Passim is hosting a Global Roots series showcasing roots music from around the world. On May 4, fiddle and vibraphone duo Harriet Riley & Alex Garden will show a pre-recorded set but will be tuning in live. There is a suggested donation of $15 for each show, which goes to the club and performers. ....
The neighborhood of Allston-Brighton has long been a welcoming place for creatives of all stripes; cultivating a community where artists live and work. Anyone taking a stroll through the area can see the impact, from public art installations and utility box murals to the various music venues that before COVID would be filled nearly every night of the week. Harvard and its partners across Allston-Brighton have worked to foster and grow this creative community. When the pandemic hit, they came together to figure out how best to navigate a time when public safety required physical distance, and to determine how they could not only survive, but thrive. ....
Typically drawing massive crowds, the Allston-Brighton Winter Market has gone digital By Grace Griffin Globe Correspondent,Updated December 20, 2020, 1:30 p.m. Email to a Friend Last year, the Allston-Brighton Winter Market drew a crowd of in-person shoppers.Stu Milne (Custom credit) Doing some last-minute holiday shopping? Support small creators in your quest to find the perfect present at the fourth annual Allston-Brighton Winter Market. While the market typically draws a bustling in-person crowd, COVID-19 thwarted that plan this year. However, organizers of the Harvard University Ed Portal event designed a robust online platform [edportal.harvard.edu/virtual-winter-market], allowing patrons from far and wide to take part in this one-stop shopping extravaganza. ....
The whimsical creations of Villada Michelle are a must if you re looking to own bright pieces that make a bold statement. What I love about her line is that many of her pieces are re-purposed from existing fabric like comforters and blankets. (I snagged a furry tote this season.) Her one-of-a-kind masks make a great stocking stuffer. It s hard to talk fashion in Boston without mentioning Kréyol. Joelle Fontaine, along with her mother seamstress Yolette Fontaine, taps into her Haitian roots and sculpts classic silhouettes with a twist. Rich in color and texture, a piece from Kréyol s line is the perfect timeless gift for the sophisticated fashion lover. ....