0 Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA
Hours
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday to Sunday: 12pm – 8pm
We are excited to bring a new pop-up in the former Out of Town News Kiosk in the heart of Harvard Square. The pop-up honors the history of kiosk as a space for gathering, building community, and connecting across boundaries. The City of Cambridge is embarking on a project to renovate the historic kiosk and plaza that will begin in Spring/Summer 2020. Since the former tenant (Out of Town News) left at the end of October, we will be keeping the kiosk active in the intermediary before the renovation begins.
500 Kendall Street, Cambridge, MA
Hours
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: 10am – 8pm
Thursday: 10am – 8pm
Friday: 10am – 9pm
Saturday: 12pm – 9pm
Sunday: 12pm – 8pm
NOTICE: CultureHouse Kendall will be closed from November 25th to December 3rd for the Thanksgiving Holiday
We're back with another indoor pop-up (woot woot)! In collaboration with BioMed Realty, we are popping-up at 500 Kendall Street in Kendall Square. We have all the past pop-up favorites and many new fun additions. There are tons of events, free coffee and tea, and space to hang out. Be sure to come visit us!
Farrington Street, Allston, MA
We popped-up at the Allston Village Street Fair with a space to chill, bounce, and have a conversation.
Union Square, Somerville, MA
We popped-up at Fluff Festival for a day of bouncing off all the Fluff on our trampolines and relaxing in a chair while you slip into your food coma.
Ames Street, Cambridge, MA
With support from the Cambridge Arts Council, we made our much-anticipated (by us, at least) return to PARK(ing) Day in Cambridge wth trampolines, a place to sit, and more!
In collaboration with the Cambridge Arts Council, we popped-up at two evening outdoor movie nights, providing a place to jump, play a game, color, and spend time with family.
With the support of the Boston Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture, CultureHouse brought GIANT corn hole, trampolines, and a living room complete with a pop-up pupper to City Hall Plaza. It was a day of fun in the midst of the busy city where visitors jumped, played, and learned about the importance of human scale in urban design.
CultureHouse brought warmth to the Union Square Neighborhood Association’s Holiday Stroll, putting a fire pit in our living room and smores in our bellies. In the cold depths of winter, its more important than ever to leave your house and spend time with friends, family, and assorted strangers.
CultureHouse joined the Cambridge Community Development Department’s PARK(ing) Day celebration, the local expression of a global movement to reclaim parking spaces for people. Our pop-up living room, complete with games, trampolines, and snacks, was just one of many amazing temporary parks created by community members.
CultureHouse opened our first indoor community space at Bow Market in Union Square, Somerville. This one-month iteration allowed us to test out our ideas, garner feedback, and reflect on our progress. With swings, games, books, and trampolines, it wasn’t hard to sell the space to kids – but it was just as easy to convince adults that it was time to play! Read our recap of the impacts of the space on Medium
Our second pop up, at Jackson Mann Plaza in Allston, enabled community members to interact with each other and learn more about CultureHouse and our girls. We hosted our living-room pop up filled with seating, games and warm beverages for the cool April day. This pop up alerted us to a very important issue: the need for a dog friendly space at CultureHouse!
For our first ever pop-up, CultureHouse set up an outdoor living room in Jill Brown Rhone Park in Cambridge’s Central Square. Despite the 28˚F weather, visitors loved our living room, our tropical beach-themed photo booth, and our large prompt board - demonstrating the need for more welcoming public spaces and more activation of outdoor spaces in the winter months. Check our recap of the pop-up here.