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Joint Media Release The Downtown Cambridge Business Improvement Area (BIA) is excited to announce the return of its seasonal transformation of Main Street, running from May 23 to October 13, 2025. This initiative turns the downtown core into a pedestrian-first destination, filled with vibrant patios, live music, public art, and community events all summer long.
Don’t miss the Pop-Up Performances starting in May! The City’s largest arts festival is back on Friday, June 13, 2025, bringing over 40 artists and performers into the downtown core for an immersive artistic experience. “Cambridge Celebration of the Arts gives the community the chance to see talented local artists and enjoy the true Cambridge experience,” said Mayor Jan Liggett.
The City of Cambridge announces the retirement of City Manager David Calder, who will be stepping down from the role effective September 1. David has been City Manager since September 2019, having returned as a familiar face from his 19 years with the City previously.
The City of Cambridge invites the community to celebrate National AccessAbility Week (NAAW) with a kick-off event on Saturday, May 24, highlighting this year's theme, “Breaking Barriers, Building Community.” Running from May 25 to May 31, NAAW recognizes the contributions of Canadians with disabilities and promotes efforts to create inclusive, welcoming spaces where everyone can thrive.
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