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The City of Cambridge announced today the appointment of 23 members to a new City Manager’s Construction Advisory Group. Representing public health, building trade unions, inspectional and public works officials, contractors, development project managers, and universities, the Advisory Group will provide advice on drafting best practices that the City can incorporate into a safe construction reopening plan.

Bluebikes ebikes have arrived in Cambridge. Pedal-assist technology and custom reflective paint make them perfect for both leisurely rides and effortless commutes. Bluebikes members enjoy the best ebike rates per minute. Find one near you and take it for a spin. Make sure to follow the rules of the road!

Light up the night with a Hivemade paper lantern this winter solstice. Learn how to use the Cricut to design and cut a customized paper lantern.

Stop by the library after school to pick up a Take & Make kit. Bring it home with you and get creative! No registration is required for this free event. Available while supplies last.

Artists Richard Harrington and David Press merge science, art and math in this art installation. Their geometrical works play with light, shape and lines. Patrons of all ages will be mesmerized by these works.

Artists Richard Harrington and David Press merge science, art and math in this art installation. Their geometrical works play with light, shape and lines. Patrons of all ages will be mesmerized by these works.

Mending Cambridge, a joint project of the City’s Domestic and Gender-Based Violence Prevention Initiative and the Cambridge Public Health Department, and Ten Men, part of the Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence present Is This the Best a Man Can Get, a conversation on how we engage men and boys in Cambridge and our surrounding communities to address sexual violence.

During this reservation period, anyone who has completed Hive training and is certified to use equipment or studio(s) can reserve Hive equipment or studio spaces. Staff will assist participants as they are able.

Explore symmetry in nature by creating beautiful insects! Families with children of all ages can use art materials to make 3D creations. This project is a part of the Cambridge Science Festival, the Cambridge Public Library Nature Club, and was originally developed as a remix of a PLIX activity.

“Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” is in order of importance. It is better to reduce than reuse; better to reuse than recycle. Reducing and reusing prevent the environmental impact of making new items. All disposal has financial costs to the city. Recycling and composting cost the City less than trash. Still, preventing waste in the first place is best for Cambridge and the environment. It is one of the key recommendations in the Cambridge Zero Waste Master Plan.