Calling All Powslayers

Stop by the Patagonia store in Harvard Square for a screening of DIG, a new documentary from Patagonia about Ryland Bell's search for the biggest line of his life in the mountains of Alaska. Admission is free. Per usual we'll have food, drinks, and a chance-to-win some sweet Patagonia gear. A small donation to a partner nonprofit will give you the chance to walk away with a brand new Powslayer kit. Jacket, pants, pack and all!

Patagonia Cambridge

Building Sustainable Cities

Did you know that Cambridge was one of the first American cities to take municipal climate action? In 1999, the City Council voted to join the Cities for Climate Protection. In 2002, the city adopted the Climate Protection Plan, a plan which envisions a Cambridge "smarter and more resourceful about the manner in which its buildings use energy, people and goods are transported, and waste is managed."  On August 14, join us for a panel discussion with representatives from the City of Cambridge, Harvard, and MIT. We'll talk about what's been done in Cambridge since 2002, what's next, and how these strategies both benefit residents and might be replicated around the country.  Per usual, we'll have refreshments and a chance-to-win some Patagonia gear. All proceeds will go to Climable, a local non-profit that will be tabling at the event. See you there!

An Environmentalist's Guide to the Supreme Court

Ahead of the election and the next Supreme Court term, stop by Patagonia Cambridge for the environmentalist's guide to the judicial branch! Harvard Law School's Emmett Environmental Law &amp; Policy Clinic will unpack the potential environmental impacts&nbsp;of&nbsp;the upcoming session, and tell how past Court's&nbsp;have&nbsp;influenced, or neglected,&nbsp;environmental law.&nbsp; Students from the clinic volunteering their time will deliver the presentation,&nbsp;with a special focus on the "good neighbor" rule, a provision in the Clean Air Act that is being challenged&nbsp;in the court. There will be food, drinks, and a chance-to-win. See you there! 7PM: Doors open 7:45 PM: Presentation begins

Community Yoga with Lucie

Grab your friends and a yoga mat and meet us at Patagonia&nbsp;Cambridge&nbsp;for a free yoga session. All skill/experience levels are welcome.&nbsp; &nbsp; This session will kick off a series of four, which will run through the first week of September. Keep your eye out for those event pages, as we add them to our website. Space fills up in the store, so be sure to RSVP if you're interested! Lucie Kasova,&nbsp;E-RYT 500, is known for her teaching style that integrates yoga and mindfulness. Bringing warmth, passion and insight to her moderately-paced classes, Lucie aims to make yoga accessible to anyone with a desire to learn. She offers clear instruction, alignment cues and posture modifications, helping you cultivate strength, mobility and flexibility, as well as clarity of mind. A four-time recipient of a Teaching for Diversity grant from the Kripalu Yoga Teachers Association, Lucie teaches classes, workshops, and leads retreats in the U.S. and Europe. Learn more at&nbsp;<a href="http://luckymeyoga.com/" target="_blank">luckymeyoga.com</a>.

Trivia Night with Climable

Free trivia, cheap beer, all for a good cause. Do we need to say more?    Join Climable, a women-lead non-profit dedicated to climate science and clean energy, at Patagonia Cambridge for a night of trivia. Doors open at 7 PM, and the questions will start at 7:30 PM. Space is limited, so be sure your entire party RSVPs!   Along with the beer (provided by New Belgium) we'll have some light snacks. All beer sales function as donations to Climable.

Wild Turkey Run Club 

We believe that running is as much about miles as it is about the people you spend them with. After all, technical singletrack and hard-earned views may be our inspiration, but it's friends who bring them into focus.  Grab your friends, your running shoes, and meet us at the Patagonia Cambridge store at 6PM for a 3–4-mile run along the Charles. No drop, all speeds welcome, good times guaranteed. Don't be intimidated—we're just a bunch of turkeys!   What to bring: Dress for the weather and pack along water. Some snacks and drinks will be available after the run. Accessibility: There are restrooms available at the store before and after the run. All running paces welcome, however, we expect the main group to run at a 9 - 10-minute pace. We can break into groups as needed. The trail is primarily flat pavement, with the only incline as you approach the bridges.

Patagonia Cambridge Trivia Night

Join Patagonia Cambridge and Climable for a night of trivia. We'll have cheap beer, just a donation to Climable, and some light snacks. Free trivia, free food, cheap drinks: what more could you ask for?

Hike the City with Miles Howard

You may know Miles from WBUR, NPR, or&nbsp;The Boston Globe.&nbsp;Now, you have the chance to join him on one of his iconic urban hikes! If you can't make the walk—4 PM out of Watertown Square—join us at the store for a presentation on urban trail creation.&nbsp; For hike specifics, and to RSVP for that portion of the event,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/patagonia-and-miles-howard-present-hike-to-harvard-square-tickets-940693618937" target="_blank">visit Miles' Eventbrite.</a> Per usual, we'll have refreshments and a chance-to-win some Patagonia gear.&nbsp; 4 PM: Hike with Miles. 7 PM: Doors open for presentation at Patagonia Cambridge. 7:30 PM: Presentation on urban trails.&nbsp;

Let's Talk Quality

Fashion is none of our business, but quality certainly is. Join us June 27th for a panel discussion with local university professors and Patagonia designers about the high costs of fast fashion, and why we put such a high priority--and price--on quality. As always, we'll have food and drinks. See you there!

Bad River Film Screening

Join Patagonia and the Sierra Club at the Cambridge location for a screening of "Bad River." The film from Mary Mazzio, and narrated by Edward Norton and Quannah ChasingHorse, chronicles the Bad River Band's fight to protect themselves, their land, and Lake Superior.&nbsp;For years, they have been advocating for the removal of an&nbsp;old pipeline that runs through their land in Wisconsin. &nbsp;As always, we'll have food, drinks, and a chance-to-win. See you there!

Wild Turkey Run Club

We&nbsp;believe that running is as much about miles as it is about the people you spend them with. After all, technical singletrack and hard-earned views may be our inspiration, but it's friends who bring them into focus.&nbsp; Grab your friends, your running shoes, and meet us at&nbsp;the Patagonia Cambridge store&nbsp;at&nbsp;6PM&nbsp;for a 3–4-mile&nbsp;run&nbsp;along the Charles.&nbsp;No drop, all speeds welcome, good times guaranteed. Don't be intimidated—we're just a bunch of turkeys! &nbsp; What to bring: Dress for the weather and pack along water.&nbsp;Some&nbsp;snacks and drinks will be available after the run. Accessibility: There are restrooms available at the store before and after the run. All running paces welcome; however, we expect the main group to run at a 9 - 10 minute pace. We can break into groups as needed. The trail is primarily flat pavement, with no incline.

Urban Cycling Panel

If you're a cyclist in the Cambridge/Boston area, or if you're interested in urban transportation, join us at the store on August 12th for a panel discussion and audience Q&amp;A about cycling in the city and the power of alternative transportation.  We will also have a bike mechanic in the store before the talk begins to do minor repairs and answer any questions!

Game Hawker Film Screening

Shawn Hayes leads a life of devotion. For him, falconry is more than a deep partnership with raptors: it’s his life’s work. As an American falconry ambassador, he’s carved a space for himself where people of color haven’t always been welcome. It's taken him across the globe, into strongholds of tradition and conservation. This film is about more than what humans can train birds to do—it’s about what those birds can teach us about living in partnership with wild creatures and wild places. Join Patagonia Cambridge and Patagonia Boston on Saturday, July 22 for an engaging evening.  7pm: Food and drink at Patagonia Cambridge 7:30pm: Walk across the street to The Brattle Theatre 7:45pm: Film 8:15pm: Q&amp;A with Shawn Hayes Shawn Hayes is a world-renowned falconer and raptor conservationist. His interest in birds started at the young age of 8 years old in Southern California, when he acquired his first hawk. For the past three decades Shawn has resided in the Eastern Sierras in the areas of Bishop, CA and Mammoth Lakes CA, where he has access to the many acres of public land to enjoy his practice of falconry, along with raptor and bird watching.

S22: conversations

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Our top picks: outdoor dining, free events, spring festivals, best bars, upcoming concerts, museum parties - the latest in and around Boston.  Slug: joyraft-top-picks-best-things-to-do-boston-ma

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S20: c+d experiences

Discover new, unique events and experiences happening in and around Boston. Perfect for date night, good for a group or with a friend. Be the first to know.

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S16: editor picks

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S3 (A): trending experiences

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S17: interest based

Your guide to everything free in and around Boston. From events, to fairs, to festivals, to outdoors. Joyraft has all the free events happening near you.

100+ free things to do in Boston and beyond

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Where to eat and drink in Boston? Joyraft has Boston’s newest bars, restaurants and specials. Drinks and pre fixe dinner menus. Cambridge & Somerville too.

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Calling All Powslayers

Building Sustainable Cities

An Environmentalist's Guide to the Supreme Court

Community Yoga with Lucie

Trivia Night with Climable

Wild Turkey Run Club

Patagonia Cambridge Trivia Night

Hike the City with Miles Howard

Let's Talk Quality

Bad River Film Screening

Wild Turkey Run Club

Urban Cycling Panel

Game Hawker Film Screening