Top Organizers from Cambridge

#1

Drag Events Unlimited

229 followers

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#2

MIT Open Space Programming

24 followers

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#3

Duck Duck Goofs

44 followers

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#4

Adobo Republic

12 followers

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#5

Lamplighter Brewing Co.

18 followers

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#6

Lizard Lounge

17 followers

Lizard Lounge is an intimate, inviting music club, located just north of Harvard Square at 1667 Mass Ave in Cambridge. With its subterranean location, sensuous red lighting, and welcoming staff, Lizard Lounge brings a unique vibe to performances. As the Huffington Post says, “Lizard Lounge feels like a house party without curfew.” We feature live performances several nights a week (cover varies), ranging from the area’s hottest local bands to touring national acts. In addition to rock and roots, you might also find opera, classical music or Balkan folk music dotting the Lounge’s diverse calendar. As ongoing series, every Sunday night, The Jeff Robinson Trio hosts the legendary Lizard Lounge Poetry Jam and Slam. Lizard Lounge has a full bar, cocktail list, and 30 brews on tap. Our dinner menu is available during all events. And talk about a great place for a party! The Lounge is available for private get-togethers from 20 – 100, from offbeat to swank. Please email parties@lizardloungeclub.com for details. Lizard Lounge is a 21+ club.Proof of vaccination required.

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#7

Harvard Book Store

7 followers

Harvard Book Storeis a unique and special place—a locally owned, independently run Cambridge landmark since 1932. We are known for our award-winning author event series and extraordinary selection of books. Browse our complete upcomingauthor events calendarat harvard.com, and check out our upcoming ticketed events here on Eventbrite. Be sure to sign up for ourweekly e-mail newsletterfor updates on readings, signings, sales, and featured books.Refund Policy:Please note that event ticket purchases are non-refundable and non-returnable.General Info: (617) 661-1515 |info@harvard.comEvent Accessibility Inquiries:access@harvard.com

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#8

The Best Caribbean Party Vibes in the City!

20 followers

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#9

MIT List Visual Arts Center

6 followers

The List Visual Arts Center is the contemporary art museum and visual art lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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#10

Rum River Outdoor Foundation

1 events

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#11

Art Hub

10 events

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#12

Freedom Speakers International (FSI)

8 followers

Let's Empower North Korean Refugees.

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#13

DWIH New York

1 events

The German Center for Research and Innovation (DWIH) New York promotes German-American exchange on science, research and technology. We host regular free events with innovators and academics on issues such as artificial intelligence and climate change with the aim of fostering greater transatlantic collaboration and knowledge-exchange. We hope you'll join us!

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#14

Nirvana Sound Healing

14 followers

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#15

Commonwealth Wine School

20 events

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#16

Cambridge Carnival International, Inc.

1 events

Cambridge Carnival International is a colorful and festive celebration that is rooted in African traditions. Carnival secretly allowed public communication and cultural bonding for the Afro-Caribbean cultures from as far back as the 1600s.The festival, now a Cambridge institution, attracts thousands of people and is the largest festival in Cambridge. The highlight of the festival is a grand costume parade accompanied by rich rhythmic musicality promoting all types of cultures that can be seen as revelers masquerade through the streets of Cambridge in dazzling handmade costumes, dancing to the beat of Carnival.Cambridge Carnival is the most unique event in the City of Cambridge. It is planned entirely by the community for the community. The organizing committee works hard year-round to plan an event that is inclusive, engaging, and reflective of the city’s diversity. The event is organized by a non-profit volunteer community organization made up of a diverse group of individuals. Members of the group either live and work in Cambridge or run local businesses and have a desire to promote, preserve and share the history and culture of the Caribbean and Carnival traditions based on the models of Trinidad and Tobago and Brazil. The festival is a vehicle to bring together Cambridge’s diverse community for a spectacular annual costume parade and celebration.

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