This classic art house theater in Harvard Square still shows the Rocky Horror Picture Show every Saturday at midnight; the film made its US debut here years ago. It was, for a time, a large theater with a single massive screen. They now have more screens and more typically mainstream movies, but also oldies and art house flicks, and the interior is still somewhat vintage and not like you would see in a more modern megaplex.

Beadworks's eye-catching, color-categorized inventory always includes a divine selection of semi-precious and freshwater pearl strands, Swarovski crystal beads and components, American and European art glass, and sterling silver and gold-filled findings. The culturally-diverse beads and findings frequently include African trade beads, Balinese and Hill Tribe silver, Czech and Indian glass, and Chinese enamel and cloisonné. Beadworks also carries a full range of tools, books, kits, and ready-made jewelry. For those who like to bead in groups, the store hosts parties, events, and a variety of jewelry-making classes ($35-55 per 1.5hr class). This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Though Cambridge, 1 is in the heart of the Square, it's somehow off the Harvard-student radar. Instead of hitting Border Café yet again, show off your savvy and try this classy dinner-and-drinks spot. The building was once a fire station (hence the name), but these days the only fires are in the kitchen, underneath Cambridge, 1's famous grilled thin-crust pizzas. Toppings include fontina, grilled chicken, manchego, cilantro oil, baby arugula, and even Maine lobster. Sadly, Cambridge, 1 holds only a beer and wine license, so boozin' is pretty basic. Pizzas: half $6-13; whole $11-15. Salads $5-9. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Sun Mar 23 @ 12pm. Old Burying Ground easter egg hunt. This is associated with the First Parish church and there's nothing about it on their site. 3 Church St, Cambridge, MA. 617-876-7772. 12pm. The graveyard is actually behind the church to the north.

Trendy contemporary clothing that's a cross between American Apparel and Urban Outfitters. This hangout for the burgeoning fashionista within is a total sartorial experience that goes above and beyond to create a unique, one-of-a-kind look. Be unique! Be yourself! is their catchphrase.

Very good ice cream and ideally located! (close to the AMC Loews Cinema on Church st.)

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Womens's clothing boutique in Harvard Square with a sister store location in Coolidge corner. Designer labels at sometimes designer prices. Opened by two best friends with a flair for fashion.