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1054 Shellard Side Road, Cambridge, ON N1R 5S2

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101 Rogers Street, Cambridge, MA 02142

Cambridge Rindge & Latin's Sisters on the Runway Club Presents CRLS Sisters on the Runway Fashion Show The Sisters On The Runway fashion show is a fundraising event to spread awareness about domestic violence and raise money for survivors. Sisters on the Runway is a student-run organization out of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Throughout its existence, this club has served as a safe space for young people to feel heard while sharing their experiences and stories. We hold workshops to engage in meaningful conversations and responsive actions connected to the essential issues of healthy relationships, misogyny, and domestic violence. In Sisters, we strive to raise awareness and funds in the fight for justice for survivors of domestic violence. Our annual fashion show was created to meet these goals. At the event, we will have a silent auction with prizes donated from businesses around Cambridge, and of course, present the Sisters on the Runway fashion show. All ticket and silent auction sales go directly to the Transition House, a local women's shelter in Cambridge, to support survivors in their time of need. Information Source: Sisters on the Runway - CRLS Student Club | eventbrite

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The Babraham Research Campus, Cambridge, CB22 3AT

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Storey's Way, Cambridge, CB3 0DS

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2 Brooks Road, Cambridge, CB1 3HR

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Trumpington Street Cambridge CB2 1RB United Kingdom The Fitzwilliam Museum

Bringing together objects craftedinthe moment and aftermath ofhistoric battles, modern warfare and contemporary conflict,War Craftconsiders how and why they were created and shares the stories of thesoldiers, civilians and prisoners of warwho made them.Discover theingenuity, artistry andself-expressionthattransformedshell-cases and ammunition tinsfrom objects of killinginto mementoes,souvenirsanddecorativedomesticobjects.

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Cherry Hinton Road Shelford Bottom, Cambridge, CB22 3FB

This workshop explores the impact on health and social care workers when working with patients/families with a life-limiting illness. Introduction This workshop explores the impact of working with patients/families with life-limiting illness. It is an opportunity to consider personal resilience and understand our own responses to working with people who are experiencing loss. This Study Day is aimed at: This Study Day is aimed at those working in a care environment and those who may be caring for patients and families who are facing life-limiting illness. This course includes: Knowledge about stress, burnout and compassion fatigue A focus on the importance of wellbeing in the workplace, specifically when providing palliative care for patients Developing an increased understanding of what self-care is, and why it is important An exploration of different kinds of self-care strategies and ways to increase your personal resilience by enhancing self-care skills Reflections on our values and potential barriers to our self-care Opportunities to participate in experiential exercises relating to mindfulness and the development of a personalised self-care plan Signposting to relevant sources of support currently available Price: £100.00 Fully funded places are available for CPFT staff. You will be asked for proof of eligibility so please only register for a free place if you are eligible. Limited fully funded places for students. Location: Education Centre, Arthur Rank Hospice, Cherry Hinton Road, Shelford Bottom, Cambridge CB22 3FB. The Education & Conference Centre at the hospice is fully accessible. Directions and Visitor Parking to the Education & Conference Centre By Car: If you are using Sat Nav please use the P&R postcode CB22 3AB as some sat navs do not currently recognise the location of the new hospice. A map with directions is available at http://www.arhc.org.uk/contact-us.asp Car Parking: Visitors to the Education & Conference Centre should park at the Babraham Road Park and Ride located next to the hospice and use the footpath to the Centre. Car parking at the Park and Ride is free for up to 18 hours. The car park at the Hospice is reserved for patients, families and Blue Badge holders only. By Public Transport/Taxi: Cambridge Railway Station is approximately 3 miles from the Hospice. Taxis are available outside the entrance to the station or buses run from the city centre/railway station/Addenbrookes to the Babraham Park & Ride. Once at the Park & Ride, walk towards the vehicular entrance to access the pedestrian footpath to the hospice Cycling: There are secure bicycle racks at the front of the hospice. How can I contact the organiser with any questions? Education Team, Arthur Rank Hospice 01223 675801 education@arhc.org.uk What's the refund policy? If you cancel your registration 14 days prior to the start of the study day, you will not be entitled to a refund, however you may transfer your booking to an alternative course. For non-attendees who have a fully funded ticket please note we reserve the right to charge a fee of £20.00, however extenuating circumstances will be taken into consideration when applying the cancellation fee. Education Mailing List: We will provide you with details of future ARHC courses and study days via email. You may unsubscribe at any time by emailing education@arhc.org.uk We will never share your data with any Third Parties. Information Source: Education Team, Arthur Rank Hospice Charity | eventbrite

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524 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139

Harvey Diamond Trio brings piano, bass, and drums together for spontaneous standards rooted in Tristano’s legacy and Boston jazz history. Harvey Diamond Trio Harvey Diamond, piano Cameron Brown, bass Francisco Mela , drums Fresh from the release of their second duo album, Stablemates , and their performances at Mezzrow and the Vermont Jazz Center, pianist Harvey Diamond and bassist Cameron Brown join with drummer Francisco Mela for a spontaneous performance of familiar standards. NOTE: Immerse yourself in the cozy atmosphere of the Jazz Baroness Room at The Mad Monkfish, where you can sip your favorite drink, savor sushi or Thai cuisine, and enjoy the mesmerizing sounds of a remarkable jazz ensemble. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or simply seeking a delightful night out, this event promises to be a treat for your senses. To keep this vibrant jazz scene alive, we require a minimum spend of $25 per person , since all ticket proceeds go directly to the musicians. If a guest spends less than $25, the difference will be added to the check—this small gesture helps us keep the restaurant running and the music flowing. We’re grateful for your support—it’s what keeps the spirit of live jazz alive here at The Mad Monkfish. Our full bar and food menus are available to complement the musical experience, so indulge in our renowned cuisine while supporting live jazz at The Mad Monkfish. Together, we can keep the music playing! A student of Lennie Tristano through Tristano's last decade, Harvey has performed with NEA Jazz Masters Sheila Jordan, Dave Liebman, and Art Farmer, and also with many other great musicians including Charles Neville, Herb Pomeroy, Harvie S, John Scofield, John Abercrombie, George Mraz, Jay Clayton, Joe Hunt, Don Alias, Billy Drummond, Francisco Mela, Jason Palmer, Cameron Brown, Marc Johnson, and Marcus McLaurine. Recordings include Stablemates with Cameron Brown (2026), How Strange The Road Should Be So Easy with John Lentz; It Could Happen To You (Apple Music) with Domenic Landolf, Arne Huber and Jorge Rossy (2019); Look Up For Down with Hannah Rose Diamond, Jamie MacDonald, and Claire Arenius (2019); Fair Weather with Cameron Brown, (2018); and The Harvey Diamond Trio (Amazon, Apple Music) with Marcus McLaurine and Satoshi Takeishi (2015). His performances at Mezzrow are archived at SmallsLive.com. Harvey Diamond is also a revered teacher in the US and in Europe. He has been on the faculty of the Vermont Jazz Center since 2003; has done workshops at the Royal Conservatoire The Hague; Boston University; University of Massachusetts, Lowell; and at the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi. As a private teacher, he carries the legacy of his teacher Lennie Tristano. He teaches piano as well as jazz and improvisation for all instruments and voice. He currently has openings. He can be reached by phone at 617-308-9405. Harvey has been described as "one of the unsung heroes of the Boston jazz scene since the mid-1960's," both as a performer and as a revered teacher. He plays with a rare combination of technique, intellect, subtlety and heart. Information Source: Jamme K. Chantler | eventbrite

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1667 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138

The music of Bruce Springsteen done Outliers style May 21st at the Lizard Lounge with special guest Nic Panken! $60 Reserved Table for 2 $25/$30 GA Doors at 7 This album has been two years in the making and was born with the idea of balancing the scale. Following one of Massachusetts most notable Country artists directing their audience NOT to listen to Bruce Springsteen....Ward Hayden & the Outliers decided the best way to offset that negativity was to do something positive and delve into Springsteen’s epic catalog. Taking that journey with all its nostalgia, appreciation, and creativity is unequivocally positive. This album plays like a thank you note to The Boss, one that will resonate with Springsteen and Outliers fans alike. This collection of songs was chosen from the soundtrack to many people's lives who grew up in the 70s, 80s, & 90s. These are the songs that played while you hung out in your friend's kitchen, watched TV in your living room, drove your car home from school, or when you partied on the weekends. These songs earned their place in our lives, they've been there for us, they've been along for the ride. Ward Hayden & the Outliers NEW album "Little by Little" has taken the songwriting of Bruce Springsteen, channeled it through their country music filled hearts and minds, resulting in something extraordinary and unique. It's The Boss done Outliers-style. It's the music that's been our crutch to lean on, our shoulder to cry on, and the words that we sing out with joy at the top of our lungs. It's the music that taught us to love music, the music that makes us want to keep making more music, and it's meant to be shared. May 22nd & 23rd come celebrate the album release of “Little By Little” by Ward Hayden & The Outliers. Ward Hayden & The Outliers Nic Panken understands the perseverance of art and its intentions to ground and inspire us. He sees how melodies ruminate deep in the belly of uncertainty, blossoming to bring fresh clarity and a whispering optimism. Over the years, the Brooklyn-born songwriter has endeavored to spread the invigorating presence of song, initially through fronting the Americana-folk group Spirit Family Reunion and now, through his own evolution as a solo artist. Panken strives for equilibrium and purpose, and it's through his gorgeously sensitive yet gutsy delivery that an exhale can be found, away from our amplified anxieties and collective mourning. Now residing in Kingston, NY, Panken divides his time outside of music-making between working as a puppeteer, hosting his weekly radio show, and mixing sound at beloved local venue Tubby's. By immersing himself in the restorative power of the arts, every day is decorated with the potential to be present; to find new meaning and community through his various, purposeful practices. After years of relentless touring with Spirit Family Reunion, Panken found solace in staying still, and it’s in this shift that he began crafting what would become his new body of work. Nic Panken Information Source: Lizard Lounge | eventbrite

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7 West Road, Cambridge, CB3 9DP

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