What’s the Open Streets schedule?

• Sunday, June 25: Centre Street, Jamaica Plain
• Saturday, July 15: Blue Hill Avenue, Roxbury
• Saturday, Aug. 19: Harvard Avenue + Brighton Avenue, Allston-Brighton
• Sunday, Sept. 17: Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester
• Sunday, Oct. 15: Meridian Street + Bennington Street, East Boston

What can I expect at the events?

What about Newbury Street?

• Celtics vs. 76ers | Wednesday, May 3 | 8 p.m. | TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston | Prices vary | Catch the C’s at Game Two in the second round of the NBA playoffs.
• Tomorrow’s Designers, Designing Today | Wednesday, May 3 | 3-4:45 p.m. | MIT Museum, 314 Main St., Cambridge | Free | The MIT Boston Design Week event will present innovative areas of design action.
• Queer Hang: Knitting Circle | Wednesday, May 3 | 6-8 p.m. | Wild Child, 1 Bow Market Way, Somerville | $15 | BYO knitting supplies and enjoy a complimentary wine or non-alcoholic beverage at the community knitting event.
• Blaze-o-Rama: A Writing Party | Wednesday, May 3 | 6-9 p.m. | Trinktisch, 87 Leonard St., Belmont | $25 | The in-person gathering of the literary social media startup A Mighty Blaze promises to be “the most productive three hours you’ve ever spent at a bar.”

• Sofar Sounds Concert | Thursday, May 4 | 7:30-10 p.m. | Lamplighter CX, 110 N. First St., Cambridge | $26 | Grab tickets to catch this mystery concert in Cambridge Crossing.

• SoWa First Friday | Friday, May 5 | 5-9 p.m. | SoWa Art + Design District, 450 Harrison Ave., Boston | Free | This First Friday, head to SoWa to browse the open galleries + meet local artists.
• Jack’s Abby 2023 Maifest | Friday, May 5-Sunday, May 7 | Times vary | Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers, 100 Clinton St., Framingham | Free to attend | The brewery festival will welcome warmer weather with traditional music, dancing + German beer.

• Is it the “Year 3000" already? The Jonas Brothers are bringing their “Five Albums. One Night.” tour to TD Garden on Tuesday, Aug. 15. Fans can register through Ticketmaster until Saturday, May 6 for the chance to snag tickets.

• The Nantucket-based eatery Stubbys will open its Boston location on Thursday, May 18. The family-owned restaurant’s Seaport location will serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks daily.

• Boston’s Public Works Department will reconstruct multiple Jamaica Plain streets this year to expand the neighborhood’s bike routes. Residents can attend tonight’s open house at the Margarita Muniz Academy from 6 to 8 p.m. to share feedback on the plans. (Jamaica Plain News)

• That “Dirty Water” could be a new energy source for Boston. Vicinity Energy, the owner of Boston’s and Cambridge’s steam system, plans to build a heat pump system powered by water from the Charles River. The company is retrofitting its Kendall Square plant with a boiler that runs off the electric grid. (Boston Globe)

• Thanks to Brighton resident Eli Silvert, Bostonians can now utilize a free texting service that alerts drivers when their car is parked illegally in the Boston area. Sign up here for Tow Zone Alerts to eliminate some of that local parking stress. (Boston Globe)

• The Boston-based Paisani food truck is competing in the latest season of “The Great Food Truck Race.” Tune in to the Food Network series premiere on Sunday, June 18 at 8 p.m. to cheer on the local eatery.

• Here are the average retirement savings by age — are you on track?*

• National Beverage Day is this Saturday, May 6. In celebration, we’re featuring some of our Six & Main beverage brands across our markets including Blanchard’s Coffee, a|dash, Sarilla, Matcha Nude, and more. Start sipping now.

• The perfect family-friendly activity does exist, and you can even do it all spring and summer long, rain or shine. We’re talking about Kids Bowl Free — a national program that connects you with local bowling alleys where kids can receive two free games of bowling each day. Learn more + sign up.

• “Our Missing Hearts” by Celeste Ng | The Cambridge-based author tells the fictional story of 12-year-old Bird setting out to find his mother, a Chinese American poet who left when he was nine years old.
• “All My Rage” by Sabaa Tahir | This young adult novel follows the friendship of two working-class Pakistani American teens growing up in California.
• “What My Bones Know: A Memoir of Healing from Complex Trauma” by Stephanie Foo | An acclaimed journalist explores her life in the context of the intergenerational traumas prevalent in Asian American communities.