Harvard Book Store owners Jeff Mayersohn and Linda Seamonson announced today they’re opening a second branch across the river – in the Prudential Center space Barnes & Noble vacated in June. This is quite

The inscription on the casket just read “Michael”, fitting, as from all appearances, the deceased led a simple life. At the time of death, he had no home, no car,

Taiyaki NYC will open its second Massachusetts location on Church St. in Harvard Square. By Miles J. Herszenhorn By Miles J. Herszenhorn, Crimson Staff Writer July 1, 2022 Soft serve ice cream store

Reconstruction of a local landmark begins soon. by JACOB SWEET 6.30.22 The Pit Photograph by Niko Yaitanes/Harvard Magazine ON A HOT June afternoon, the Harvard Square Pit was quiet. In the submerged

Harvard Square’s first cannabis dispensary — and its first Black-woman-owned business — is on track to open in September, CEO Leah Samura tells Axios. Driving the news: Yamba Boutique is undergoing

Home | Arts + Culture By Victoria Rein Monday, June 27, 2022 Last revised on: Tuesday, June 28, 2022 The crowd Saturday at Pit-A-Palooza in Harvard Square. (Photo: Victoria Rein) A farewell party to

The organizers of Pit-A-Palooza are aware of the irony. They’re putting on an organized, permitted event to celebrate the impending demise of Harvard Square’s longtime home of anarchy, spontaneity and

Now here is an event fit for more than a few former DigBoston contributors. Long live the Pit! Here’s what the organizers are planning …  The City of Cambridge, City Councillor Marc

Spotlight, Mirror and Book, composed with LED lights and a round metal mirror, will be set up at in front of the statue. Juneteenth or Freedom Day, commemorates the end

The festivities kick off at 6pm in The Pit and adjacent Dunster Street. Relive the glory days of the 80s and 90s and dance, reminisce, sing and make some noise! The

Harvard Square is known for many things — throngs of students, a rich history of artistic and musical exchange, sky-high rents, arguably overpriced yet beloved stationary stores — but the

I saw the article “State sues companies over PFAS: Healey alleges firms knew about toxic ‘forever chemicals’ ” (Metro, May 27) and thought of my late friend Margo Simon Golden. PFAS are