Tis the season for exploring our wonderful holiday community here in Cambridge, MA. Cambridge is a lively city in the winter. With so many holiday events to choose from, knowing where to start can be tricky, especially if you're new to our beautiful apartments in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The team at Luxe has put together our top 3 musts for a magical holiday in the city.

1.) Harvard Square Holiday Fair

Come together with the Cambridge community for the annual Harvard Square Holiday Fair. The square is lit with hundreds of lights to create a winter wonderland. You'll find a variety of local businesses, as well as arts and crafts, to browse while enjoying the ambiance. Food trucks abound, along with live music on select evenings.

2.) Skate @ Canal District Kendall

Looking for the best ice skating spots in Cambridge, MA? Add Kendall Square to the top of your list! Located in the heart of the Canal District, this expansive community ice rink features a well-maintained recreation area as well as a cafe onsite. Lessons and workshops are available for skaters of all skill levels to come and enjoy.

3.) The Great Brewery Bake Off

What are the holidays without fresh baked goods? Sweeten your winter season at Lamplighter's Great Brewery Bake Off. On Friday, December 8th, Lamplighter invites amateur bakers to come together for a battle royale of cookies, cakes, and pastries. The audience will have the opportunity to sample all creations before a final round of judging. All profits from this sweet challenge go to those in the community who need a little extra help this holiday season so you can feel good about eating good food.

The holidays are an enchanting time to be a part of our Cambridge community. If you're looking for more nearby seasonal activities, take your holiday tour to the Boston Harborwalk, a great place for holiday shopping, dining, and live entertainment. 

Get settled at Luxe at Alewife before the holidays are in full swing. Reach out to our team to schedule a tour of the best luxury apartments in Cambridge.