Cultural Council to hold reception honoring 2026 grant recipients
The Harvard Cultural Council, part of a network of 329 local cultural councils in the state, has announced its grant recipients for 2026 and…
Annual Fivesparks Chamber Music Festival to include a cello seminar
The week of June 21 will see the ninth year that Fivesparks has sponsored the Chamber Music Festival in Harvard, and this year a…
Pool tournament remembers Bromfield graduate Jayden Liu and cements a legacy
This Sunday, April 12, The Red Dragon Billiards Club will host the second annual Jayden Liu memorial pool tournament at The Billiards Cafe in…
In with the Lions and their ‘Spring into Health’ wellness fair
The Harvard Lions Club will hold its first health and wellness fair on Saturday, March 21, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the…
Harvard schools revive Festival of Cultures; sign-ups open through March 1
A model of a Chinese temple made with interlocking pieces of wood that hold together without fasteners or glue. (Courtesy photo) The Harvard Festival…
HCIC reschedules Repair Cafe to March 14; student event coming in April
Harvard’s Climate Initiative Committee confirmed a new date for its Repair Cafe at its meeting on Feb. 12. The event will be on Saturday,…
‘Breaking’ the color barrier: Reinstein tells the story of baseball’s unsung heroes
Author Ted Reinstein. (Courtesy photo) Ted Reinstein, journalist, author, and familiar face on WCVB’s “Chronicle,” will visit Harvard for the upcoming Warner Free Lecture…
Local historian and Native American will tell the story of the Nashobah Praying Indians
Daniel Boudillion and Sagamore Strong Bear Medicine, a descendant of the Nashobahs, will be speakers at the Warner Free Lecture Friday, Jan. 23, at…
Neighbors helping neighbors: Inside Harvard Fire-EMS and its push to recruit
Sitting upstairs at the General Store among a crowd of pre-holiday revelers taking up all available tables in the space, Jen Schoenberg hears a…
