Organization is nonexistent here. Run by 20 year olds with no supervision, In all the time I was…read morethere I could not find the director of the school although they (the 20 year olds) kept telling me he's around here somewhere but I never saw him and he never showed up to answer my or the other parents questions. The dorm rooms are small and extremely hot sweat box's. The school discriminates allowing some to have air conditioners and the rest forced to sleep in 90+ degree unbearable room conditions. And to top it off the food is horrible, the coffee undrinkable. do your child and yourself a favor look elsewhere.

From the owner: Founded in 1636, Harvard is America's oldest institute of higher learning and one of the country's…read moremost prestigious universities. Among the illustrious alumni are civil rights leader W.E.B. Du Bois, philosopher Henry David Thoreau, writer Gertrude Stein, composer Leonard Bernstein, cellist Yo Yo Ma and seven U.S. presidents.

Bliss dance is a sacred space, you will find deep respect, a profoundly friendly family of people,…read moreyou will be guided in a sweet yet precise way, and you will find yourself dancing inside and outside. The music is exquisite, and Merry is an amazing teacher. Come and enjoy these dances of peace and deep joy!

From the owner: Bliss Dance is a moving meditation done to passionate world music in a supportive circle of…read morecommunity. The dances are always simple and accessible. They start off slow and deliberate then become faster and more exuberant, and gradually wind back down to slow serenity. We raise a healing energy field within the circle, which turns on the radiant circuits - our source of joy and bliss. Stress and worry melt away and a new space for transformation opens up. Thursdays 7:30-9:30pm at First Parish UU Cambridge (upstairs). Sometimes held Saturday nights instead. Check the calendar on meetup.com under "Dance of Energy".

My main complaint about this studio is that they don't have air conditioning, so taking class…read moreduring the summer when Boston temperatures are in the 80s and 90s can be extremely unpleasant and tower fans are just not sufficient. It can be uncomfortable just to be standing in that kind of weather, let alone doing cardio for an hour plus. Honestly, this seems irresponsible to me, and I'm confused by the fact that they don't seem to be concerned about heat stroke. There are definitely days when the only reason I don't go to class is because there's no AC. I also wish they had contemporary classes (they have one "contemporary modern" once a week, which is not the same as contemporary).

Five floors in the absolutely huge Odd Fellows building for…read morelessons in just about any kind of dance. Central Square, Cambridge. Adults and children. Love this place

I've worked at Harvard for a few years and one of the perks is a free subscription to this…read moremagazine. I usually skim the articles about notable alumni and go right towards the classiest personal ads this side of Dartmouth for some laughs. Men, if you're over 60 and have an interest in the Himalayan Mountains, sailing, fine wines, classic typewriters and generally being incredibly sophisticated, go get some: http://harvardmagazine.com/classifieds/personals

From the owner: Harvard Magazine is an independently edited and separately incorporated affiliate of Harvard…read moreUniversity. It is the only publication covering the entire University and is regularly distributed to all graduates, faculty, and staff. We try to bring the most interesting research and thinking being done at Harvard to our readers, connecting them with an intellectual experience, and raising contemporary social and political issues and reflecting upon them. At the same time, we function as a community newspaper with alumni news, University news, and class notes all linking our readers to each other and the broad Harvard community. For advertisers, Harvard Magazine provides an affluent, influential, and engaged readership nationwide in a trusted environment, delivered in a professionally edited and attractive package.

Great staff and experience I would recommend this to anyone looking to try. Very affordable and…read moreclean facility.

This place is awesome! I was visiting from LA, in late September 2021, and was looking for an…read moreaerial silks studio to go to. This was the only place I found and I'm so glad I did. I took Mandy's 501+ Aerial Silks class (their highest level) and had a ton of fun! I emailed them a couple of months before signing up for the class and sent them videos to show them my silk level before I was able to sign up for the class. From reading the class description, it looked like I should be in 501+. The person I was corresponding with cleared me to sign up for the 501+ class and also said that I would also learn a lot from the 401-500 class as well. I wanted to sign up for the 401 class but it was already full when I tried to sign up for it a month prior to my visit. That's the other thing about this place - the classes get booked up really quickly so make sure you reserve well in advance. We did a couple of straight arm inversions on each side as warm up. We also warmed up with these hip key/meat-hook-like climbs that I'd had never done before but they was great conditioning! I wish my classes in LA had this type of conditioning in them. There were only 4 students in the class (including me) and the other students were really good, which was very inspirational. I was running late so I took an Uber here but there seemed to be ample parking if you decide to drive here. I was mainly taking public transportation around the city since I didn't rent a car. Everyone was super friendly. I'd highly recommend this place!

Great place for students but today they had a wonderful program called Cambridge Explores the…read moreuniverse open to the public from 12 to 4. They were several tours set up and you can choose anywhere from telescope viewing planetarium or observing the solar Dynamics observatory control room. This was a free event and it was simple for all age groups. Also, they had some displays and exhibitions inside the courtyard and classrooms Phillips Hall. This was all part of the Cambridge science festival. I had a great time.I learned everything about the sun Dynamics and solar flares which is not to be confused with Coronal Mass Ejections... So I nerded it out. I also learned about the new biggest telescope they're building it was very excited about that too.

Don't know much about astrophysics? No problem. The Center for Astrophysics hosts free Observatory…read moreNights on the third Thursday of the month in the Phillips Auditorium at the rear of the building. Heady topics of past discussion have included "Post-starburst Galaxies" and "Star and Planet Formation in Orion, Perseus, and Cepheus." The speakers do a terrific job of putting abstract, scientific concepts into layman's terms. On clear nights, the public can look through the telescope. Hint, get there about half an hour before the event starts; seating is limited, and they typically have to turn people away.

For more than a year, I was a member of this gym because I loved that it was a women-only space. I…read morebelieved it would be a place where all women felt supported, respected, and welcome. Unfortunately, my experience was very different. On several occasions, I felt a cold and unfriendly attitude toward me from the moment I walked through the door. As a Hispanic woman, I never felt completely welcome. The situation with the guest passes was simply the last straw. My daughter had previously been a member of this gym and is still in their system. She does not come with me regularly, which is exactly why using one of my guest passes seemed like a reasonable option. However, the way the situation was handled and the way I was treated left me feeling uncomfortable, embarrassed, and undervalued as a customer. I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for the basic respect that every person deserves. It is sad to realize that a place that should make women feel safe and welcome can sometimes make some women feel excluded. After this experience, I decided to find a place where kindness, respect, and professionalism are part of the culture--not the exception.

I can't believe I have not written a review so far! My favorite gym by far! Amazing classes, a…read morelovely spa area, friendly and accommodative staff and inclusive/judgement free environment. I didn't know I needed to be in an all-women environment to feel comfortable and judgement-free, but here we are! The membership is worth every penny. The Cambridge location is conveniently within the porter square plaza so the er is plenty of parking. Just try it - you'll remember me!