Daily brief · East Cambridge, MA
Nanopress Daily — East Cambridge, MA
June 13, 2026
Free World Cup Watch Party Tonight at University Park Commons
The City of Cambridge hosts a free 'Cambridge United' watch party tonight at University Park Commons, 65 Sidney St., from 5–11 p.m., featuring the Haiti vs. Scotland match at 9 p.m., free food, face painting, live entertainment, and an Afro-Caribbean Night Market.
City of Cambridge
CanalSide at CambridgeSide Screens Two World Cup Matches This Afternoon
CanalSide at CambridgeSide, 100 CambridgeSide Place, screens Switzerland vs. Qatar and Brazil vs. Morocco today from 3–9 p.m. — free and open to the public.
Cambridge Office for Tourism
Lamplighter Brewing Hosts Qatar vs. Switzerland Watch Party This Afternoon
Lamplighter Brewing Co.'s Broadway Taproom at Cambridge Crossing, 110 North First St., hosts a World Cup watch party today from 3–6 p.m.
Cambridge Office for Tourism
World Cup Aht Mahket Opens Today at The Foundry
The Foundry in East Cambridge hosts a free community event today from 1–9 p.m. with 20-plus local artists, live video art, World Cup watch parties, and a live Art Battle Boston competition.
The Boston Calendar
FOUND Rooftop Vintage Market Opens Today at Kendall Square
More than 50 vintage and sustainable-fashion vendors set up at the Urban Park Roof Garden in Kendall Square today from noon–5 p.m. — free admission.
The Boston Calendar
Japanese Paper Art Saturday Series Kicks Off Today at The Foundry
The 5U3 Workshop launches a summer Japanese Paper Art series at The Foundry, 101 Rogers St., today — sessions run every Saturday through September 5.
Cambridge Office for Tourism
Hoops 'N' Health Tournament and Health Fair Today at Hoyt Field
Cambridge Public Health Department's Men's Health League hosts its annual basketball tournament (10 a.m.–6 p.m.) and Family Health Fair (noon–4 p.m.) at Hoyt Field today, with free food, kids' activities, live music, and community health resources.
City of Cambridge
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