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• 48 Hour Film Project Best Of & Awards Show | Monday, June 12 | 7 p.m. | Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis Sq., Somerville | $15 | See encore screenings of the 2023 audience award-winning films, all created in 48 hours, at the Davis Square theater.

• Guided History Tour | Tuesday, June 13 | 5-6 p.m. | Esplanade Playground, Charles River Esplanade, Boston | Free | From its creation as a sea wall to the modern-day park, learn about the history of the Esplanade during an hour-long tour.
• “Jagged Little Pill” | Tuesday, June 13-Sunday, June 25 | Times vary | Citizens Bank Opera House, 539 Washington St., Boston | $45-$175 | We’re here to remind you — the touring musical based on Alanis Morissette’s album has arrived in Boston.

• CX Fit: Bootcamp | Wednesday, June 14 | 6-7 p.m. | The Common at CX, 320 Morgan Ave., Cambridge | Free | Join Tim Khanoyan for a free total-body workout.

• Up-Cycling Workshop: Make Your Own Scrunchie | Thursday, June 15 | 6-7 p.m. | Vico Style, 125 Charles St., Boston | $30 | Head to Beacon Hill to learn how to sew a scrunchie from vintage garments.

• “T: An MBTA Musical” | Friday, June 16 | 9:30 p.m. | The Rockwell, 255 Elm St., Somerville | $25-$36 | Take a seat at this musical performance all about the city’s favorite public transit organization — here’s a preview of the plot.

• Somerville’s Green Line Extension Community Path is now open. The path runs parallel to the MBTA’s Medford Branch with access to Magoun Square, Gilman Square, East Somerville, and Lechmere stations. Learn more about the new route for local cyclists and pedestrians.

• The Blue Line + MBTA ferry will be free to ride while the Sumner Tunnel is closed from Wednesday, July 5-Thursday, Aug. 31. Plus, parking at MBTA lots and garages on the Blue Line will be reduced to $2 per day. (Boston Globe)

• The City of Cambridge is offering free preschool to all 4-year-olds in the city beginning in Fall 2024, thanks to the expansion of the Cambridge Preschool Program. Children who turn four before Aug. 31, 2024 are eligible for the program — applications will open this winter. (WBUR)

• The traveling “Body Worlds: Anatomy of Happiness” exhibit is making its North American debut in Boston on Friday, July 7. The Back Bay Hub at 343 Newbury St. will host the art experience, which uses preserved bodies to highlight the impact of happiness on the body and mind. (Boston.com)

• Looking to try a new local brew? Sam Adams recently released the Stony Brook Session IPA. As part of the 02130 Series, the beer pays homage to the history of the Jamaica Plain neighborhood + the former Haffenreffer Brewery space.

• Meet the cutest new Boston hockey fan — Bruins right winger David Pastrňák and his girlfriend Rebecca Rohlsson shared photos of their newborn baby girl, named Freya Ivy. Allow us to officially join the Boston Bruins in congratulating the couple.

• How to make skincare more fun: the Marshmallow Whip Maker, which turns any cleanser into a fluffy, marshmallow-like foam that’s rich and creamy on the skin.*

• Refinance rates are skyrocketing. But home equity rates remain relatively low — which means that now is a great time to borrow against your home. Calculate your payment.*

• If your dad is where the sun rises and sets in your eyes, here’s a Father’s Day gift idea: RYSE is offering 10% off their entire store of SmartShades easy-install, tech-forward motorized window shades and accessories with code FATHER10 now through Sun., June 18. Snag the deal.*

• One of his newly released songs is called “Paul Revere.” Pay homage to this very Boston song with a little Paul Revere trivia — then, take a peek at the answers.
• While he’s from Vermont, he shows love to other New England states, including Maine in the EP “Cape Elizabeth.” Now that he lives in Watertown, it’s only a matter of time until he drops music titled “Massachusetts,” right?
• Bostonians have been known to be a little standoffish, but thankfully Noah validated our “Northern Attitude.”
• City Editor Sara saw Noah perform at MGM Music Hall in the fall, and City Editor Jess was able to catch his Boston Calling performance last month. How lucky are we?