Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Cambridge

Enrico M. • March 11, 2018Wood. Wood everywhere. Nice, if a bit uncomfortable.

Enrico S. • May 24, 2015Fantastic museum. There is a great collection of paintings, and it's all well arranged. Free for Cambridge residents.

Ryan E. • January 6, 2013The Brattle serves great beer. They usually have a couple of Cambridge Brewing beers on tap and big bottles from Pretty Things & Ipswich. Cheers!

Spyros K. • January 27, 2019Fantastic theatre, great productions, seating view superb all around.

Ben B. • March 11, 2015They always have a few of my fave craft beers on draft, and cocktails to suit all tastes. Will have to come back to try more off the food menu!

Matthew G. • February 24, 2013Try the popcorn. Some of the best you'll get at a theater. But they gave other unusual, and good, offerings.

Christian R. • September 5, 2013Great small, intimate music venue. Catch some local high quality, moderately priced shows with good food to boot.

Ceylan S. • January 17, 2015They have a surprising collection of gems and the mammals room is amazing!

Dee S. • September 16, 2017Great exhibition. Great collection of war items. Amazing.

Maria F. • February 8, 2016Great atmosphere, friendly bartender & great music!

Pamela V. • July 15, 2010We just booked our wedding here for next summer. It's a great space, so if you're planning a wedding in the Boston area and are looking for a non-traditional venue, I encourage you to check it out!

Jamie M. • September 14, 2014As a NY improviser visiting for the comedy festival I can say that this theater is nicer than any improv theater in NYC.

Anne Leigh K. • August 3, 2015Worth a trip if you are in Cambridge. Eclectic collection. Nice cafe.

David H. • February 28, 2016Cool student events here every now and then. The acoustics are pretty terrible for amplified performance (e.g., standup comedy).

CityRover M. • January 6, 2011John Harvard was the first private benefactor, bequeathing half of his estate and his entire library to the “College” in 1638, which is when the “College” was promptly renamed to Harvard College.

Kenneth M. • February 9, 2018Classic and contemporary visual arts on display in rotating exhibitions.

Aaron B. • May 25, 2014Great play! Will def return

MIT • December 6, 2010Great place to bring the family; the hologram exhibit is awesome!

Elise M. • December 19, 2010Eclectic live music in a great listening room environment ...

Stacey G. • January 16, 2014The Toad Burger is to die for, great fries, must try.

Matt S. • December 18, 2010Go see a show here. It's a great intimate hall.

Keri G. • February 23, 2012Some of the best shows in the Boston area happen here. Bands from all genres may be new or established, local or international, but are always, always excellent.

Joseph N. • May 20, 2012Falafel sandwich is awesome. Carrot juice is heaven.

mattl • November 29, 2018Live music and cheap drinks

Gail K. • March 5, 2012Great fun for the kids! Despite not liking math, the kids LOVED the Mathematica exhibit & the physics.

Lauren M. • August 9, 2015Pixar exhibition here is on point for kids and adults alike. Great interactive stopping points highlighting all parts of the animation process in an educational, but fun manner. How museums should be!

Joseph D. • August 27, 2014Go up to the second floor to get a seat and to be a bit closer to the lightning show

The Feast • June 8, 2011Quirky fun place to catch a poetry reading. The small space is absolutely jam-packed with work by local artists.

David L. • March 18, 2013AWESOME! The Glass Flower exhibit must be on everyone's bucket list. The greatest hidden gem on the East Coast. GO!!