Serb Fest

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The festival also included a photo exhibition room which displayed visual works ranging from religious photos to landscape drawings. The works were all done by by local Serbian artists.

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Wynton L. Marsalis looks on as performers demonstrate popular dances from the 1930s during his lecture, “The Double Crossing of a Pair of Heels”, in Sanders Theater on Thursday.

Carnival in Cambridge

Today in Photos (09/14/2011)

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The Independent Designer’s Market—held on the second Sunday of each month at 30 Brattle St.—offers local artists the opportunity to sell clothing, jewelry, photography, and art.

Carnival in Cambridge

A brilliant costume parade and pulsing Afro-Caribbean rhythms are the hallmarks of the Cambridge Carnival, which took place on Saturday, ...

Line Up for Free Waffles

Sweeten your afternoon tomorrow with a free Belgian waffle, courtesy of Zinneken's, the brand-new shop opening at 1154 Mass Ave.

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A new Free People clothing store opened in Harvard Square about three weeks ago. The new store is located on the corner of Church and Brattle streets, to the right of American Apparel.

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Urban Outfitters, located on JFK St, is owned by the same company as Free People and Anthropologie.

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Anthropologie, which is owned by the same company as the new Free People store, sells stylish women apparel and home goods.

Hong Kong, Popular Harvard Square Joint, Approved for Longer Hours

The Hong Kong restaurant has received approval to extend its dining room hours to 3 a.m. seven days a week, allowing customers to order food in the restaurant area, in addition to take out and delivery services, later into the night.

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Paul Lee, manager of the Hong Kong Restaurant, is petitioning the Cambridge License Commission to extend his restaurant’s closing time to 3 a.m. seven days a week. He will appear in front of the board on Tuesday.

Summer Larcenies Fall, Burglaries Rise

With an unusual drop in larcenies in Cambridge this summer, the Cambridge Police Department says that a new statistics program that compiles and analyzes crime data has helped the force carry out more informed policing.

New Honey Store Opens on Mass. Ave.

A new Harvard Square store, Follow the Honey, sells honey and seeks to educate its customers about its product.