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Upcoming events from the Globe and our partners
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Featured Event
Future of Medicine Summit
Tuesday, September 15 | 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Joseph B. Martin Conference Center 77 Avenue Louis Pasteur | Boston
Join The Boston Globe for the third annual Future of Medicine Summit, an in-person event at the forefront of medical innovation. This one-day gathering brings together thought leaders and industry pioneers to spotlight the breakthroughs reshaping patient outcomes—across preclinical, clinical, and commercial frontiers.
Session Spotlight | The Next Outbreak: Are We Ready?
- Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, Founding Director, Boston University Center on Emerging Infectious Diseases (CEID) & BEACON
- Dr. Beth Cameron, Senior Adviser, Pandemic Center & Professor of the Practice, Brown University School of Public Health
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Senate Debate: Senator Ed Markey vs. Representative Seth Moulton
Thursday, August 20 | 8:00 – 9:00 p.m.
With the September 1 primary just around the corner, this is your last chance to see the Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate go head-to-head. This debate will be moderated by WCVB anchor and On The Record co-host Ed Harding. Panelists include WCVB political reporter and On The Record co-host Sharman Sacchetti, Boston Globe columnist Adrian Walker, and WBUR Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing.
Set a reminder and watch the livestream on Globe.com.
Hosted by the Globe in partnership with WBUR and WCVB.
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Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now!
Globe Summit 2026
November 17 & 18 | Live In-Person & Virtual House of Blues | 15 Lansdowne St. Boston
New England doesn't follow. It builds. From innovation to infrastructure, this region has long set the standard for what's possible—and Globe Summit 2026: Built to Last is where that tradition continues. We're back for year six, convening the region's boldest thinkers, leaders, and doers to chart a path toward a future that's ambitious yet durable. Because leading isn't enough. Let's continue building something that lasts.
Confirmed Headliners
- Danny Meyer, Founder, Union Square Hospitality Group Author, What Could Possibly Go Right?
Additional speakers to be announced!
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Save the Date
The GlobeDocs Film Festival
October 21‑25 | Live In-Person & Virtual
The Brattle Theater, Cambridge • Coolidge Corner Theatre, Brookline • Alamo Drafthouse, Boston
The GlobeDocs Film Festival returns this fall! Mark your calendars for the 12th annual festival (October 21‑25) at the Brattle, the Coolidge, and the Alamo Drafthouse in the Seaport. Get ready to immerse yourself in five days filled with exciting, brand new documentary film screenings with special guests. Each program will feature a lively Q&A with acclaimed filmmakers in conversation with Boston Globe journalists. You don’t want to miss it! Watch for the 2026 lineup announcement in September and all access pass presale starting September 22.
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Happening in the Community
Can you beat The Boston Globe Sports department at New England sports trivia?
with Host, Andy Rosen, Assistant Business Editor
Tuesday, August 25 | 6:00 p.m. | Emerson College's UnCommon Corner, The Boston Common (corner of Boylston Street and Tremont Street)
The Boston Globe Sports department includes some of the most celebrated sports editors and reporters in the news business and they don't think you can beat them at this game. So bring your trivia team and join us for a free evening of New England sports trivia to try to prove them wrong. The winning team gets bragging rights and a small prize. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
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Partner Event
The Boston French Film Festival at the MFA
July 24 – August 23 | MFA Boston
465 Huntington Avenue, Boston
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, this year's Boston French Film Festival at the MFA presents a wide-ranging selection of contemporary cinema from France focused on art, identity, and cultural memory. Titles like Colors of Time, a surreal tale that jumps between the present day and the age of Impressionism, explore artistic expression and creative spirit. Others, like the Hitchcock-tinged mischief in Bazaar and the psychoanalytic intrigue in Case 137
, contain a playful strand of mystery. Across all films, questions of belonging and transformation appear repeatedly, shaping a festival defined by creativity and curiosity. The Boston French Film Festival runs through August 24. Learn more at mfa.org.
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Harvard Book Store Events
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Sam A. Miller: Still Lost: Tales from the Year 2080
Monday, August 31 | First Parish Church, Cambridge
Harvard Book Store welcomes Sam A. Miller for a discussion of his debut book, Still Lost: Tales from the Year 2080, an irreverent and timely science fiction collection that offers a wry look at the not-so-distant future.
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Marlon James: The Disappearers
Wednesday, September 2 | The Brattle Theatre
Harvard Book Store welcomes Marlon James for a discussion of his new novel, The Disappearers. He will be joined in conversation by Saeed Jones.
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Chris Olsen: I Think My Therapist Hates Me
Thursday, September 3 | First Parish Church, Cambridge
Harvard Book Store welcomes Chris Olsen for a discussion of his new memoir, I Think My Therapist Hates Me.
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