#harvard square

I love the dank!

Charlie's Kitchen, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Join me on Tuesday near the Harvard Science Center!

For the past few years, Harvard University has had a huge tent up between the Science Center and Harvard Yard, and this summer they have a series of events that mix farmers'-market type food vendors with arts and crafts.

The first of these events is the Harvard Common Spaces Plaza Open Market: Eats & Arts, this coming Tuesday, and I'll have a booth under the tent with my comics, original art, cards, and more! It is FREE to the public 11:30 AM -- 5:30 PM and will feature 10+ food vendors and 20+ local artists.

The official address is 1 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA -- but the tent is at the western end of the plaza from the corner of Oxford and Kirkland Streets. But, honestly, you can't miss it.

If you thought parking in Harvard Square was bad, don't even think about it when coming onto campus. I highly recommend you take the MBTA Red Line to Harvard station, or buses #1, #66, #68, #69, #71, #73, #74, #75, #77, #78, #86, #96, or #109. It’s a weekday so all of the bus lines run!

My kinda place.

Leavitt & Peirce has been part of Harvard Square for over 100 years. It’s my source for shaving cream and the best quality soap you’ll find. If you’re a chess player, you and a friend can play on one of their mezzanine level tables.

It’s a civilized store, a welcome antidote to the mallification of the Square. You’ll find a wide selection of tobacco, toiletries, games, and old Harvard memorabilia inside. You won’t find pot, vapes, or lottery tickets. And, you’re requested to turn your phone off when entering.