Noon-2 p.m. Seven Stars, 731 Massachusetts Avenue
Poetry reading with the Open Bark Poets.  Michael Amado, Jack Powers with Margaret Nairn, Lolita Paiewonsky, Mary Collins, Ann Carhart, Anne Brudevold, Coleen Houlihan, Lorraine Carlin, Nancy Brady Cunningham, William Perrault

Noon to 6 p.m. Zip Car will offer free rides between stages.  Check vending area for pick up and drop off points.

1 p.m. Beyond the 4th Wall, Second Floor, YMCA, 820 Massachusetts Avenue
Kid’s Show. A family friendly interactive show for children of all ages! Come and watch or hop on stage and perform with us, either way you’re sure to have a fun and entertaining experience.

1-1:30 p.m. The Field, 20 Prospect Street
ImprovBoston Performance, Improvisational Comedy

2-3 p.m. Main Stage (near Mass. Ave & Main Street)
The Nora Theatre Company presents excerpts from SILVER SPOON by Amy Merill with songs by Si Kahn, a young woman’s political coming of age during the turbulent 1960’s.

2 p.m. Beyond the 4th Wall, Second Floor, YMCA, 820 Massachusetts Avenue
Children at Art Class. This art class is a place where parents and other caregivers can bring their children to socialize, create memories and explore together. Parents will join their child in creating free form, non-product oriented paintings, textured collages, and play dough sculptures followed by Storytime and some Music and Movement!

2-4 p.m. Out of the Blue Art Gallery
"and still we rise" A reception featuring artwork from ROAD, a community group for low income women with depression.

3- 3:30 p.m. The Field, 20 Prospect Street
ImprovBoston Performance, Improvisational Comedy

3:30-5 p.m. Carberry’s Bakery & Café, 74 Prospect Street
Poetry reading, Marc D. Goldfinger, Marshall Harvey, Diana Saenz, Linda Larson, Susie Davidson, Timothy Gager, Lo Galluccio, Doug Holder, Steve Glines, Harris Gardner, Carol Weston

4 p.m. Beyond the 4th Wall, Second Floor, YMCA, 820 Massachusetts Avenue
Adult Creative Art Class. This group will look at how to use various arts to better understand self and the world around you. We will use paint, clay, and drawing, to explore ourselves and the world around us

4 to 5:30 p.m. Behind Harvest Co-Op
The rededication of the mural, The Potluck, by David Fichter, originally painted in 1994.  Underground Railway Theater will present a short play by Cambridge youth based on local interviews, and honoring Susanne Greene’s 95th birthday.  Supported by: Area 4 Neighborhood Coalition, Harvest Co-op Market and the Cambridge Arts Council.

5- 5:30 p.m. The Field, 20 Prospect Street
Improv Boston Performance, Improvisational Comedy