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DTSTART:20261110T211000Z
DTEND:20261110T213000Z
SUMMARY:MIT Henge 2026
DESCRIPTION:Observe the sun as it aligns with the Infinite Corridor!\n\nThi
 s twice-yearly astronomical phenomenon is viewable from the 3rd floor of t
 he Infinite\, on the Building 8 end of the hallway\, weather permitting:\n
 \nTuesday\, November 10\, at approximately 4:19:23 pmLight refreshments to
  follow in Lobby 13 \n\nWatch Professor Post-Tenure Richard Binzel explain
  this unique piece of MIT's lore in this video short about MIT Henge! \n\n
 Safety\, Viewing Tips + Etiquette:\n\nWarning: The fact that the sun is at
  the horizon does not mean that it is safe to look at for more than a mome
 nt. Do not injure your eyes by staring at the sun. Use appropriate filters
  or glance only for a moment as you would at the sun up in the sky.View fr
 om the Building 8 end. Don’t go up to the Building 7/Mass. Ave. end of t
 he corridor. You won’t see anything special there\, and you will prevent
  others from seeing.Arrive early and don’t block the corridor. Especiall
 y given the apparent systematic tendency for predictions to be 5-8 minutes
  late\, it’s best to arrive 15 minutes early. This helps make sure you
 ’re not trying to scramble for a spot and blocking somebody else’s vie
 w. Above all\, do not walk in the corridor in front of all the people tryi
 ng to catch a glimpse of the sun.Don’t leave until the very end. People 
 who take a picture in the middle and then leave block the corridor for tho
 se still observing. Some people observe for the entire span in which the s
 un is even barely visible\; leaving early blocks their view.Use the third 
 floor. The 3rd floor has the best view because it has an uninterrupted swe
 ep of corridor\, and because it is the highest usable floor. You can’t s
 ee anything from the fourth floor because it doesn’t go through.Let othe
 rs see. Not very many people can get a good view of this phenomenon at onc
 e. Once you have seen\, get out of the way and let others look.Stand in th
 e stairwell. The place that has the largest unobstructed angle of view of 
 the sky is the stairwell just below the third floor. Get your eye right by
  the edge of corridor floor. Great view? Now give someone else a chance.Do
 n’t hurt your eyes. See the warning above.Read more info on Infinite Cor
 ridor astronomy! \n\nCan’t make it on the 10th?\n\nThe following are the
  remaining chances to possibly catch a glimpse of the phenomenon — altho
 ugh November 10th remains the optimal window for fall 2026!\n\nNovember 11
  — 4:20:38 pm\n\nNovember 12 — 4:21:54 pm\n\nNovember 13 — 4:23:10 p
 m\n\nQuestions about the viewing? Contact Allison Drovairos
LOCATION:Building 8\, Third Floor\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-8-third-floor/
 mit-henge-2026-2026-11-10?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
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DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261111T183000Z
DTEND:20261112T020000Z
SUMMARY:VISAP Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:IEEE VIS Arts Program (VISAP) 2026 (https://visap.net/2026/)\, 
 the arts and design program of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Eng
 ineers Visualization Conference (IEEE VIS) (https://ieeevis.org/year/2026/
 )\, brings together visualization researchers\, designers\, artists\, and 
 practitioners who explore creative and critical approaches to data through
  art\, design\, and visualization. VISAP provides a a dedicated venue for 
 visualization researchers\, designers\, and artists exploring innovative a
 pproaches at the intersection of visualization and the arts\, and this yea
 r’s theme\, Amplification\, questions: “What does it mean to turn up t
 he signal on data\, stories\, and communities that the world tends not to 
 hear?”\n\nThe VISAP exhibition will be held at the Metropolitan Storage 
 Warehouse at MIT (W41-2318) from November 11–13\, 2026\, alongside the I
 EEE VIS Conference in Boston from November 9–13\, 2026. We invite the MI
 T SA+P community to join the exhibition opening and keynote speaker on Nov
 ember 11th at 7:00pm in W41-2318 and to explore the 17 interactive data vi
 sualization artworks on display.
LOCATION:Building W41 (MET Warehouse)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-w41-met-wareho
 use/visap-exhibition-2026-11-11?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
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DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261111T230000Z
DTEND:20261112T020000Z
SUMMARY:VISAP Exhibition Opening and Keynote
DESCRIPTION:IEEE VIS Arts Program (VISAP) 2026 (https://visap.net/2026/)\, 
 the arts and design program of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Eng
 ineers Visualization Conference (IEEE VIS) (https://ieeevis.org/year/2026/
 )\, brings together visualization researchers\, designers\, artists\, and 
 practitioners who explore creative and critical approaches to data through
  art\, design\, and visualization. VISAP provides a a dedicated venue for 
 visualization researchers\, designers\, and artists exploring innovative a
 pproaches at the intersection of visualization and the arts\, and this yea
 r’s theme\, Amplification\, questions: “What does it mean to turn up t
 he signal on data\, stories\, and communities that the world tends not to 
 hear?”\n\nThe VISAP exhibition will be held at the Metropolitan Storage 
 Warehouse at MIT (W41-2318) from November 11–13\, 2026\, alongside the I
 EEE VIS Conference in Boston from November 9–13\, 2026. We invite the MI
 T SA+P community to join the exhibition opening and keynote speaker\, Rich
 ard The\, on November 11th at 7:00pm in W41-2318 and to explore the 17 int
 eractive data visualization artworks on display.
LOCATION:Building W41 (MET Warehouse)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-w41-met-wareho
 use/visap-exhibition-opening-and-keynote-2026-11-11?utm_source=ics&utm_med
 ium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261112T144500Z
DTEND:20261112T230000Z
SUMMARY:VISAP Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:IEEE VIS Arts Program (VISAP) 2026 (https://visap.net/2026/)\, 
 the arts and design program of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Eng
 ineers Visualization Conference (IEEE VIS) (https://ieeevis.org/year/2026/
 )\, brings together visualization researchers\, designers\, artists\, and 
 practitioners who explore creative and critical approaches to data through
  art\, design\, and visualization. VISAP provides a a dedicated venue for 
 visualization researchers\, designers\, and artists exploring innovative a
 pproaches at the intersection of visualization and the arts\, and this yea
 r’s theme\, Amplification\, questions: “What does it mean to turn up t
 he signal on data\, stories\, and communities that the world tends not to 
 hear?”\n\nThe VISAP exhibition will be held at the Metropolitan Storage 
 Warehouse at MIT (W41-2318) from November 11–13\, 2026\, alongside the I
 EEE VIS Conference in Boston from November 9–13\, 2026. We invite the MI
 T SA+P community to join the exhibition opening and keynote speaker on Nov
 ember 11th at 7:00pm in W41-2318 and to explore the 17 interactive data vi
 sualization artworks on display.
LOCATION:Building W41 (MET Warehouse)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-w41-met-wareho
 use/visap-exhibition-2026-11-12?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:9e90e351d17b888c@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261112T150000Z
DTEND:20261112T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-12?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
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DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261112T230000Z
DTEND:20261113T020000Z
SUMMARY:After Dark: Decoding Whales and Dolphins
DESCRIPTION:Discover the hidden world of whales and dolphins. Experience ta
 lks\, hands-on activities\, and immersive installations that celebrate the
 se incredible creatures.\n\nFeatured Activities:\n\nAt 7:00 pm\, join mari
 ne biologist Laela Sayigh as she reveals the surprising ways dolphins comm
 unicate with their babies: signature whistles and specially adapted sounds
  that'll make you rethink these ocean geniusesReady to play? Challenge you
 r crew to cetacean trivia with NOVA (bragging rights included)\, and then 
 craft your own salmon hat in the Maker Hub\, a cultural trend orcas starte
 d in 1987 and revived in 2024Crack the code with the New England Aquarium\
 , as they reveal how baleen\, blubber\, blow\, and behavior uncover the se
 crets of large whalesPrepare to be blown away by MIT researcher Loïcka Ba
 ille's cutting-edge work: AI and thermal imaging technology that's saving 
 whales from vessel strikesDive headfirst into "Seeing Echoes in the Mind o
 f the Whale" in our Sensing Oceans exhibition. An immersive experience whe
 re you echolocate like a whale. Follow bottlenose dolphins\, humpbacks\, a
 nd sperm whales as they navigate their underwater world through your earsD
 rinks and bites from Pagu available for purchaseBring friends\, get curiou
 s\, and dive deeper with the ocean's most astonishing communicators.
LOCATION:MIT Museum\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/mit-museum/after-dark-d
 ecoding-whales-and-dolphins-2026-11-12?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
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BEGIN:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261110T052501Z
DTSTART:20261112T230000Z
DTEND:20261113T003000Z
SUMMARY:Au: Origins Unearthed
DESCRIPTION:Free Hybrid Lecture Location: Geological Lecture Hall\, 24 Oxfo
 rd Street\, Cambridge\, MA 02138 Lecture by Followed by a panel discussion
  with Advance registration is required. A new Exhibit Spotlight\, Au: Orig
 ins Unearthed\, in the Earth & Planetary Sciences Gallery of the Harvard M
 useum of Natural History\, examines the global impacts of gold extraction
 —from illegal artisanal…
LOCATION:Geological Lecture Hall\, 24 Oxford Street\, Cambridge\, MA 02138\
 , Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/geological-lecture-hall
 /au-origins-unearthed-2026-11-12?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
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DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261113T140000Z
DTEND:20261113T170000Z
SUMMARY:VISAP Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:IEEE VIS Arts Program (VISAP) 2026 (https://visap.net/2026/)\, 
 the arts and design program of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Eng
 ineers Visualization Conference (IEEE VIS) (https://ieeevis.org/year/2026/
 )\, brings together visualization researchers\, designers\, artists\, and 
 practitioners who explore creative and critical approaches to data through
  art\, design\, and visualization. VISAP provides a a dedicated venue for 
 visualization researchers\, designers\, and artists exploring innovative a
 pproaches at the intersection of visualization and the arts\, and this yea
 r’s theme\, Amplification\, questions: “What does it mean to turn up t
 he signal on data\, stories\, and communities that the world tends not to 
 hear?”\n\nThe VISAP exhibition will be held at the Metropolitan Storage 
 Warehouse at MIT (W41-2318) from November 11–13\, 2026\, alongside the I
 EEE VIS Conference in Boston from November 9–13\, 2026. We invite the MI
 T SA+P community to join the exhibition opening and keynote speaker on Nov
 ember 11th at 7:00pm in W41-2318 and to explore the 17 interactive data vi
 sualization artworks on display.
LOCATION:Building W41 (MET Warehouse)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-w41-met-wareho
 use/visap-exhibition-2026-11-13?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:af595062eebed8a1@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261115T000000Z
DTEND:20261115T013000Z
SUMMARY:Lives Behind the Numbers: Mona Chalabi on the Art of Understanding 
 Others
DESCRIPTION:Pulitzer Prize-winning data journalist Mona Chalabi has spent h
 er career bridging the gap between what numbers reveal and what they conce
 al about who we really are.\n\nFor her first book\, Ten Lives: How What We
  Have Shapes Who We Are (Random House\, 2026)\, Chalabi spent five years f
 ollowing Americans from different income brackets to explore how money sha
 pes their lives.\n\nJoin Chalabi in conversation with MIT anthropologist G
 raham M. Jones and wisdom historian Deepak Ramola to discuss how data\, ar
 t\, and storytelling can help us understand ourselves\, and each other.\n\
 nPresented by the Wisdom Lab in collaboration with the Morningside Academy
  for Design. The Wisdom Lab will provide a complimentary copy of Ten Lives
  with each ticket.\n\nA limited number of free tickets are available for f
 ull-time students with ID. Please reach out to museumregadmin@mit.edu.
LOCATION:MIT Museum\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/mit-museum/lives-behind
 -the-numbers-mona-chalabi-on-the-art-of-understanding-others-2026-11-14?ut
 m_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:8814f499ac4816ba@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261116T150000Z
DTEND:20261116T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-16?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:e372191cf7f61b2c@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261117T150000Z
DTEND:20261117T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-17?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:c454b17f0629574a@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261118T150000Z
DTEND:20261118T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-18?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:c9c3e01630fca2a7@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261118T170018Z
DTEND:20261118T180000Z
SUMMARY:Multi-Site Exhibition Tour: _Alfonso Ossorio: Line and Lineage_ and
  _Knowledge Is Myth: Chimeric Continuities_ (Wed\, Nov 18\, 2026\, 12:00 P
 M)
DESCRIPTION:Join curators for a tour of two connected exhibitions\, beginni
 ng at the Harvard Art Museums and ending at the Carpenter Center for Visua
 l Arts
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street & 24 Quincy Street\, Cambri
 dge\, MA\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/mul
 ti-site-exhibition-tour-alfonso-ossorio-line-and-lineage-and-knowledge-is-
 myt-2026-11-18?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:8c970ac36d73c8e7@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261118T230000Z
DTEND:20261119T000000Z
SUMMARY:Author Talk: A Pox on Fools
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an engaging evening with author Thomas Levenson as 
 he discusses his new book\, "A Pox on Fools: The True Believers\, Grifters
 \, and Cynics Who Convinced Us to Reject Vaccines\," in conversation with 
 MIT Museum Director Michael John Gorman.\n\nSince the advent of smallpox i
 noculation in the eighteenth century\, the idea that a disease introduced 
 to the body in some lesser\, weakened form might prevent full-blown infect
 ion has been one of the greatest public health insights of the modern era\
 , inspiring the invention of numerous vaccines and saving countless human 
 lives. But\, just as humanity acquired the superhuman ability to stop infe
 ctious disease in its tracks\, some feared we had gone too far\, leading t
 o skepticism that has hijacked public health discourse today.\n\nIn three 
 sweeping essays written for our current moment of scientific mistrust\, Th
 omas Levenson searches for the origins of the most common arguments agains
 t vaccines: that they are unnatural\; that they are more dangerous than th
 e illnesses they claim to prevent\; and that they are an affront to freedo
 m. Each arose from the earliest development of particular vaccines and the
  campaigns to distribute them. Even as the pattern repeats\, Levenson reve
 als how innocent that skepticism initially was and\, in each case\, how ve
 ry human fears and questions ultimately turned into something darker\, whe
 re no truth would be enough to overcome the doubt.\n\nCopies of A Pox on F
 ools will be available for purchase and signing after the talk\, courtesy 
 of the MIT Press Bookstore.\n\nA limited number of free tickets are availa
 ble for full-time students with ID. Please reach out to museumregadmin@mit
 .edu.
LOCATION:MIT Museum\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/mit-museum/author-talk-
 a-pox-on-fools-2026-11-18?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7e153964e13daab3@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261119T150000Z
DTEND:20261119T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-19?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:811cfc098805f74a@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261119T173009Z
DTEND:20261119T180000Z
SUMMARY:Gallery Talk: _On Location: Drawing the Outdoors_ (Thu\, Nov 19\, 2
 026\, 12:30 PM)
DESCRIPTION:Discover the materials 19th-century European artists used—bot
 h in the studio and outdoors—to record and represent the landscapes arou
 nd them.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridg
 e
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/gal
 lery-talk-on-location-drawing-the-outdoors-thu-nov-19-2026-12-30-pm-2026-1
 1-19?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:c5232f389b668194@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052556Z
DTSTART:20261119T223000Z
DTEND:20261119T233000Z
SUMMARY:Fall Centerpiece Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hands-on fall centerpiece making workshop led by 
 a member of Mount Auburn’s Greenhouse team. Learn the basics of seasonal
  arrangements while creating your own fall- themed centerpiece inspired by
  the beauty of the landscape! All materials will be provided by Mount Aubu
 rn and are included in the ticket price of this workshop. Event Capacity: 
 35 REGISTER HERE>> Experience a deeper connection to Mount Auburn Cemetery
  with free or discounted access to all our public programs and special eve
 nts by joining the Friends of Mount Auburn. Our robust roster of programs 
 each year is made possible by the generous support of our donors and in pa
 rt by the Massachusetts Cultural Council. For inquiries about accessibilit
 y\, to request an accommodation\, or if you have any questions about your 
 membership\, please contact friends@mountauburn.org. Mount Auburn is proud
  to participate in MCC’s Card to Culture Program. Click here to learn mo
 re. Refund Policy: Refunds and exchanges for events at Mount Auburn Cemete
 ry are available up to 5 business days prior to the event.* Cancellations 
 made after this deadline are not eligible for a refund and the order amoun
 t will be donated to support future programs and initiatives. If Mount Aub
 urn Cemetery decides to cancel an event\, all ticket holders will be notif
 ied and automatically refunded. *This policy excludes special events. Refu
 nd policies for special events will be listed directly on their event page
 . Exchanges are only applicable to events with multiple occurrences.
LOCATION:Mount Auburn Cemetery\, 580 Mount Auburn Street\, Cambridge\, MA 0
 2138\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/mount-auburn-cemetery/f
 all-centerpiece-making-workshop-2026-11-19?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=refer
 ral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:8f07078c9f4782cd@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261123T150000Z
DTEND:20261123T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-23?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:b427ca9b5ee6ca7d@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261124T150000Z
DTEND:20261124T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-24?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:3cb1b6bb1d1fe591@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261124T173016Z
DTEND:20261124T180000Z
SUMMARY:Gallery Talk: _On Location: Drawing the Outdoors_ (Tue\, Nov 24\, 2
 026\, 12:30 PM)
DESCRIPTION:Curatorial fellow Alec Aldrich will discuss an 1827 drawing mad
 e with the camera lucida by inventor Sir John Frederick William Herschel.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridg
 e
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/gal
 lery-talk-on-location-drawing-the-outdoors-tue-nov-24-2026-12-30-pm-2026-1
 1-24?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:0ffafb09b6ac223d@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261125T150000Z
DTEND:20261125T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-25?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:1427d7275ef45743@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261130T150000Z
DTEND:20261130T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-11-30?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:ddf1d9cd65fd0f5f@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261201T053004Z
DTEND:20261201T180000Z
SUMMARY:Gallery Talk: Activation of Moholy-Nagy’s _Light Prop for an Elec
 tric Stage_ (Tue\, Dec 1\, 2026\, 12:30 AM)
DESCRIPTION:Join staff as they discuss and activate this experimental devic
 e from 1930 by Bauhaus pioneer László Moholy-Nagy.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridg
 e
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/gal
 lery-talk-activation-of-moholy-nagys-light-prop-for-an-electric-stage-tue-
 dec-2026-12-01?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:28ae591a357ba0c0@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261201T150000Z
DTEND:20261201T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-01?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:66f63b891edf20e7@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261201T230019Z
DTEND:20261202T003000Z
SUMMARY:Four Paintings\, Four Stories\, Four Uncharted Points in the Histor
 y of European Painting (Off-Site) (Tue\, Dec 1\, 2026\, 6:00 PM)
DESCRIPTION:This year’s Annual Henri Zerner Lecture will be held at the D
 epartment of History of Art and Architecture\, across the street from the 
 museums.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 485 Broadway\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/fou
 r-paintings-four-stories-four-uncharted-points-in-the-history-of-european-
 pai-2026-12-01?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:cf9f5955e5fb3c65@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261202T150000Z
DTEND:20261202T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-02?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:ce6ac91157df598b@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261202T171000Z
DTEND:20261202T174000Z
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\nUPCOMING:\n\nNovember 4: NAMI\, featuring Christine S
 outhworth\n\nNAMI is an ever-evolving\, modular audiovisual collaboration 
 between composer/guitarist Christine Southworth ('02) and artist/photograp
 her Jun Hoshino\, in which they transform the gently chaotic wave patterns
  of moving water into layered sonic and visual environments. Hoshino’s u
 nfiltered iPhone framings of the spontaneous luminosity of New England pon
 ds and streams are literally made into sound by Southworth’s data sonifi
 cations\, then layered into electric guitar textures that produce a distin
 ct soundscape for each video.\n\nDecember 2: Evan Ziporyn\n\nProgram info 
 coming soon. Featuring Evan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor 
 of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\n\nPAST:\n\nOctober 7: Andy
  Wilds\, saxophone and Eileen Huang\, piano\n\nSaxophonist Andy Wilds (Pro
 gram Manager in Music\, MIT Music and Theater Arts) and pianist Eileen Hua
 ng (’05\, Chemistry and MIT Affiliated Artist) perform lyrical and expre
 ssive works for saxophone and piano by Rachmaninoff\, Creston\, Bozza\, an
 d others in the resonant space of the MIT Chapel.\n\nMay 6: Skandaprasad R
 ao (G)\, Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and 
 vocalist Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection
  and contemplation.\n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @ 10:15am //
 \n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their upcoming co
 ncert "Out of Time." Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen Paulus\, Iv
 o Antognini and Palestrina.\n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\, Piano\n\nPianis
 t Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith Dialogue Program
 \, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music from different tr
 aditions.\n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (March 4)\n\nPercussioni
 st Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Bioluminescence and additio
 nal vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where listeners can sink int
 o layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wander.\n\nChristine Sout
 hworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE: February 4)\n\nChristine 
 Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transforms microscopic images of me
 lting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual environments that respond 
 in real time. Its organic structures—delicate\, unpredictable\, and cons
 tantly shifting—intertwine with improvisations by Southworth (electric g
 uitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instrument)\, creating a dialogue
  with the generative sounds and imagery that blurs the line between nature
 ’s patterns and human expression.\n\nEvan Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms 
 (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Music
  at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, weaves live clarinet\, bass clari
 net\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop pedals into a multidimensional\,
  immersive and meditative auditory journey.\n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Mid
 day Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EECS PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a m
 idday contemplation of resilience\, reconciliation\, and compassion throug
 h the voice of the solo cello.
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-w15-mit-chapel
 /concerts-in-the-chapel-2026-12-02?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:0281c130cdcb8c2b@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261202T173016Z
DTEND:20261202T180000Z
SUMMARY:Gallery Talk: _On Location: Drawing the Outdoors_ (Wed\, Dec 2\, 20
 26\, 12:30 PM)
DESCRIPTION:Curatorial fellow Alec Aldrich will discuss an 1827 drawing mad
 e with the camera lucida by inventor Sir John Frederick William Herschel.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridg
 e
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/gal
 lery-talk-on-location-drawing-the-outdoors-wed-dec-2-2026-12-30-pm-2026-12
 -02?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:09e51ad0b55911c8@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261203T150000Z
DTEND:20261203T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-03?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:a3d2a16975b63f48@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261204T170034Z
DTEND:20261204T180000Z
SUMMARY:Exhibition Tour: _The Way We Never Were: The American Professional 
 Photographers Collection_ (Fri\, Dec 4\, 2026\, 12:00 PM)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an in-depth tour of The Way We Never Were: The Amer
 ican Professional Photographers Collection \, on view through May 9\, 2027
 .
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridg
 e
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/exh
 ibition-tour-the-way-we-never-were-the-american-professional-photographers
 -co-2026-12-04?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:e176fcd6de6a9a3a@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052501Z
DTSTART:20261205T143000Z
DTEND:20261205T163000Z
SUMMARY:Painting with Plants
DESCRIPTION:In-Person Workshop Location: The Harvard Museum of Natural Hist
 ory\, Classroom B (Third Floor)\, Cambridge\, MA 02138 Instructor: Rachel 
 Mirus Price: $45 members / $55 nonmembers Have you ever wished you could p
 aint with the brilliant reds\, blues\, and purples of flowers\, the rich b
 rown of nuts\, or the glowing oranges and yellows of spices? For…
LOCATION:Harvard Museum of Natural History\, 26 Oxford Street\, Cambridge\,
  MA 02138\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/greater-boston/harvard-museum-of-
 natural-history/painting-with-plants-2026-12-05?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=
 referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:283f98313a618c3f@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261207T150000Z
DTEND:20261207T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-07?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:7ac216fb6495816b@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261208T150000Z
DTEND:20261208T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-08?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:158b0faa1bde9ea2@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261209T150000Z
DTEND:20261209T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-09?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:82c911819f61ae06@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261209T170018Z
DTEND:20261209T180000Z
SUMMARY:Multi-Site Exhibition Tour: _Alfonso Ossorio: Line and Lineage_ and
  _Knowledge Is Myth: Chimeric Continuities_ (Wed\, Dec 9\, 2026\, 12:00 PM
 )
DESCRIPTION:Join curators for a tour of two connected exhibitions\, beginni
 ng at the Harvard Art Museums and ending at the Carpenter Center for Visua
 l Arts.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street & 24 Quincy Street\, Cambri
 dge\, MA\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/mul
 ti-site-exhibition-tour-alfonso-ossorio-line-and-lineage-and-knowledge-is-
 myt-2026-12-09?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:1699f28eba377132@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052424Z
DTSTART:20261210T150000Z
DTEND:20261210T210000Z
SUMMARY:Howe\, Manning & Almy: Boston’s First All-Woman Firm and the Chan
 ging Face of Architecture
DESCRIPTION:On view through May 27\, 2027\n\nThis exhibit celebrates the fi
 rst-known all-woman architecture firm in Boston\, founded in 1900 by Lois 
 Lilley Howe\, one of the first women to study architecture at MIT\, comple
 ting the 2 year Partial Course in Architecture in 1890. Howe\, along with 
 architects Eleanor Manning and Mary Almy\, completed more than 900 commiss
 ions throughout the course of their company’s history. The exhibit will 
 look at the role MIT’s architecture program played in supporting women i
 n the field since the 1890s\, as well as Howe\, Manning & Almy’s influen
 ce on the built environment of Cambridge and the firm’s ecofriendly appr
 oaches to renovation.\n\nThe Maihaugen Gallery (14N-130) is open Monday th
 rough Thursday\, 10am - 4pm\, excluding Institute holidays.
LOCATION:Building 14\, The Nextus (14N-130)\, Cambridge
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/building-14-the-nextus-
 14n-130/howe-manning-and-almy-bostons-first-all-woman-firm-and-the-changin
 g-face-of-arch-2026-12-10?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:e2b1d52e3d48382b@goingson.co
DTSTAMP:20261110T052503Z
DTSTART:20261210T173030Z
DTEND:20261210T180000Z
SUMMARY:Gallery Talk: The Gelatin Silver Print (Thu\, Dec 10\, 2026\, 12:30
  PM)
DESCRIPTION:Join photographs conservator Tatiana Cole for a talk about the 
 most popular photographic process of the 20th century: the gelatin silver 
 print.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, 32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, Cambridg
 e
URL:https://www.goingson.co/greaterboston/cambridge/harvard-art-museums/gal
 lery-talk-the-gelatin-silver-print-thu-dec-10-2026-12-30-pm-2026-12-10?utm
 _source=ics&utm_medium=referral
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR