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Time to Renew

Take advantage of early bird rates by renewing your CLF Membership by June 1st, 2013!

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First and foremost, we wanted to take a moment to thank you for being a Cambridge Local First member. Our members are truly the heart and soul of our organization; by displaying Cambridge Local First materials, participating in our events, and otherwise sharing the message of Cambridge and local business every day, you are helping us support what we believe is a very important message about our city.… Read More

posted on: May 8th, 2013

New School of Music Family Music Festival

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The New School of Music presents:

The Family Music Festival

Free music and family fun in the park with the New School of Music! Join us as we fill
the Lowell School Park with musical fun and activities for all ages. On going throughout
the afternoon, enjoy family picnic games, face painting, crafts, bake sale, concerts, and
a musical instrument “Petting Zoo.”
Concert Schedule – come ready to dance, play, and sing-a-long!
12:00pm: African Drumming & Dancing with Jerry & Lisa Leake
1:00pm: Steve Mayone, sing-a-long
2:00pm: Ding-Dong, ¿Quién es?… Read More

posted on: May 7th, 2013

Multicultural Arts Center

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Beijing Journals
A photo Essay on Life in Contemporary Beijing and the Vanishing of Hutong Neighborhoods

By Joseph Levendusky
Through July 12, 2013

Photographer Joseph Levendusky explores the cultural paradigm of the old and the new Beijing. During his travels to China in 2010 he captured the vanishing traditional streetscapes of ancient Beijing and the people who live in those narrow, lively thoroughfares as time gradually runs out on their way of life.… Read More

posted on: May 6th, 2013

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