Guide to
Cambridge
A Whimsical Directory of Local Establishments
Celebrating Women-Owned, Minority-Owned & Independent Businesses
Ask anything about Cambridge
The Eight Districts
Cambridge is 6.4 square miles — compact enough to walk, connected by the Red Line, and organized around distinct squares
The Directory
Navigate our curated collection of local establishments
Neighborhood Postcards
Each neighborhood tells its own story, with distinct character & charm
Points of Interest
The essential Cambridge experiences, curated for the discerning visitor
Top Cambridge Attractions
Explore world-class museums, historic landmarks, and beautiful parks that make Cambridge a premier destination
Local Establishments
A curated selection of Cambridge's finest independent businesses
Top Performers
Cambridge businesses with the strongest online presence and customer reach
Curated by Our Editors
Opinionated guides with our honest picks — what to eat, where to work, and who to impress
Dining Guides
Curated collections to help you discover the perfect Cambridge dining experience
Best of Cambridge
Quick picks across every category — where to start when you need an answer now
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know before arriving in Cambridge, Massachusetts
What's On
Upcoming happenings in the Cambridge area
Upcoming Events
Discover what's happening at Harvard, MIT, and around Cambridge
Central Square's iconic Middle East complex hosts nightly live music across 5 rooms — from up-and-coming indie bands in the Upstairs to national touring acts in the Downstairs. The venue helped launch The Pixies, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and countless other acts. Multiple genres every night of the week.
The legendary Club Passim — where Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Joni Mitchell once played — hosts weekly open mic nights and folk sessions. Aspiring and established singer-songwriters perform in this intimate 100-seat basement venue that has been the heart of the Cambridge folk scene since 1958.
Year-round weekly farmers market in Central Square featuring 20+ local farms, bakeries, and food producers. Shop for seasonal produce, artisan cheeses, fresh bread, local honey, and prepared foods. Live acoustic music every week. One of the best ways to experience Cambridge's food culture.
Walking Tours
Multi-stop itineraries to explore Cambridge on foot — from architecture walks to foodie trails
From the Blog
Local knowledge, insider guides, and Cambridge stories
Own a Local Business?
Join our curated directory of Cambridge's finest independent establishments