Creed Bratton from TV’s The Office plays a concert (not standup comedy) at the Wilbur Theatre, and I have two pairs of tickets to give away! See our interview and email johnny@eventsinsider.com to win. Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

We got the chance to interview this wonderfully skilled music man and actor. Read more about him and how wonderful it is to work in The Office here. Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

So the best way to wrap up Sunday is having a laugh and forgeting about Monday. So come have a laugh with this great comedian, you’ll get those two sensations. I have just one ticket to give away. 7pm. Symphony Hall Boston, MA, Sun 4/7.more

The coolest way to spend a day is learning something new, and it is even better when it is about airplanes, ships and other transportation media. Logan International Airport Boston, MA, Wed 4/3–Thu 4/4.more

Singing happy birthday to your phone at your house alone would be pretty weird. But doing it surrounded with friends and Alexander Graham Bell’s tools would be awesome! Come join this telephone party! 10am-12pm. Boston, MA, Thu 4/4.more

This is a small parade to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the liberation of Ioannina from the Ottoman Empire. It’ll be followed by a small expo at the Boston Common accompanied by live music and greek food. 1pm. Boylston Street to Charles Street Boston, MA, Sun 4/7.more

Believe it or not, the melting of the Poles is contributing to science. If you wanna learn how, come hear Professor Francis A. Macdonald. Havard Museum of Natural History Cambridge, MA, Thu 4/4.more

If you ever wondered where do artists come up with their great ideas, you have to come to this great event! They’ll open their studios’ doors just for you, and everyone else coming of course. 1pm. Newton, MA, Sat 4/6–Sun 4/7.more

I think this should be done more often: Adaptive skating’s for people with disabilities and about anybody else who wants to have a good time on ice. 11:30am. Cronin Ice Rink Revere, MA, Tue 4/9.more

Every year the beginning of American Revolutionary War is reenacted in Lexington the at dawn. I’ve seen it twice and while it’s awesome; even worth waking up so early. Battle Green, Massachusetts Avenue and Harrington Road Lexington, MA, Sun 4/7.more

Would you love to tell the best and funniest stories amongst your friends? Come and learn from the experts! 2pm. Theosophical Society Arlington, MA, Thu 4/4.more

It would take me a lot of time to describe all the bands on this festival, so I won’t even try. But take a look at the whole event’s information, it’s going to be awesome. Multiple Venues Boston, MA, Fri 4/5–Sun 4/7.more

Do you know the ecological impact of one of your clicks? Well it might be time to find out, come learn all about having a sustainable internet, or cleanweb. Don’t worry, the experts will guide you. Also if you are a Hacker or a developer, you could win juicy prices! greentown Labs, 337 Summer St. Boston, MA, Fri 4/5–Sun 4/7.more

This is quite a birthday celebration for Boston’s Children museum! Even if it turns a 100, still wants you to bring the kids and the whole family. You’ll have tons of fun, and will also learn. But mostly, you’ll have fun. Boston Children’s Museum Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

We can all come together to celebrate this special Moroccan Holiday. And also to appreciate this local Morocan artist. The AIC Center Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

A tradition that started in 1879, and has been an important link between the U.S. And China ever since. Come join the tradition! Eric Jay Dolin will be giving the toast, and the speech too. Union Club Boston, MA, Thu 4/4.more

There was a time where throwing Saltpetre at your enemies was a-okay. I’m glad those days are over. Massachusetts Historical Society Boston, MA, Tue 4/2.more

Massachusetts black and white abolitionists and political leaders were great contirbutors to secession, freedom, and equality. Learn about the fathers of our father’s who made this all possible. Massachusetts Historical Society Boston, MA, Thu 4/4–Sat 4/6.more

The rich, the uneducated, workers, politics, basically almost everyone had something to say when President Lincoln was murdered. What we can learn from this tragic event and those times through personal letters and articles will surely blow our minds. 12 pm. Massachusetts Historical Society Boston, MA, Wed 4/3.more

No matter how contradictory it sounds, this is the biggest small event of the year! Such is life, full of contradictions. Come discover the phenomenons happening around us that we are unable to see! 11am. Museum of Science Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

There’s a very close bond between theatre and political changes. If you don’t believe me, come watch NEVA, you’ll be amazed. The Jackie Liebergott Black Box Theatre, Paramount Center Boston, MA, Wed 4/3–Sun 4/7.more

The key to an egalitarian society is respect. Join sociologist Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot in the African American journey of liberation through a series of lectures. 6-8pm. Museum of African American History Boston, MA, Thu 4/4.more

Recognizing the work of a distinguished citizen is something the city T Boston likes to do. This time it is a roast in honor of Andrew Dreyfus. Boston, MA, Wed 4/3.more

Most of the winning songs of the Annual Songwriters Competitions are presented by their very own authors in a way that they deem best playing: From the very simplest voice and instrumental arranges up to wonderfully orchestrated pieces. 8-10pm. Berklee Performance Center Boston, MA, Tue 4/2.more

Is our usage of water sustainable? Stop guessing and find out! College of Arts and Sciences, Room 522 Boston, MA, Tue 4/9.more

Are you the Belle of the Ball? Come show us your love for the good Old South and prove it. 7pm. Old South Meeting House Boston, MA, Wed 4/3.more

While it is always interesting to heat a great author about their book, in this event you’ll get two in one, cause he’ll be joined by Patrick Kennedy to talk about the book ‘Clean’. Two great people, one great place. Coolidge Corner Theater Brookline, MA, Wed 4/3.more

I bet The Beatles fans came to this event immeditedly without even reading the title first. There’s a reason why The Beatles are so great and they can all be explained (and admired). Discover the story behind one of their most iconic records. 7pm. Coolidge Corner Theatre Brookline, MA, Wed 4/3.more

Well if you are one of those people who does not ever eat berries because you don’t know which might be edible, this is certainly a very useful event for you! 2pm. Brookline, MA, Sun 4/7.more

Linda is one of the ‘toughest’ woman around, capable of leading a boat through a (perfect) storm, but is that tough enough to handle a teenager at home? This book is about love, trust and going through bad times. Brookline, MA, Tue 4/2.more

What would it have been if you were an American in Paris during the Nazi occupation? Come explore this fiction! Brookline, MA, Tue 4/9.more

Well here comes another book for all of you folding and doodling maniacs! Don’t think for a minute I’ve forgoten about you! Join in on the presentation of your favorite book this year. Brookline, MA, Sat 4/6.more

It’s always exciting to have an author read their own book. Sometimes they even decide on changes for the next edition, who knows. But you have to be there to see it. Harvard Book Store Cambridge, MA, Tue 4/9.more

I really don’t know what to make of barcamp, which seems to think that ‘lacking organization’ is a wonderful theme for a festival. You know what else lacks organization? The tough kids in The Pit in Harvard Square. Anyway, if Barcamp has a show schedule, they’ve buried it in their website. But hey, there will probably be robots and geeks and demos and lectures. Microsoft NERD Cambridge, MA, Sun 4/7–Mon 4/8.more

Very talented people make films in under 48 hours and they compete to win the best film. This has been going on for ten years now and to celebrate it, the very best films rom New England makers will be screened. You might even be an extra on these films and not know it yet. Brattle Theatre Cambridge, MA, Tue 4/9.more

Well this week will be a busy one for all the poetry lovers out there! Come celebrate 40th anniversary of the Blacksmith house your favorite thing in the world. Cambridge, MA, Mon 4/8.more

What would it be like to be a hot restaurant’s chef for one night. Well, EVOO restaurant is saving you the stress, and letting you watch as Andrea Kreisel becomes one. Don’t forget to RSVP! I’m sure it’ll be packed. 5-10pm. EVOO Restaurant Cambridge, MA, Thu 4/4.more

A night at the Museum is nothing like what you’ve seen on the movies. It gets even better! So join in this gala and hear some great music in the most interesting places you could ever be at night! 6:30pm. Harvard Museum of Natural History Cambridge, MA, Sun 4/7.more

Images are SO important right now. Think about it! It must be the one thing you share the most with your social networking friends. The camera does not make the picture better, you do! So come and learn how to improve the pictures you take! 6:30pm. Main Library, 449 Broadway, Lecture Hall Cambridge, MA, Tue 4/9.more

It’s always amazing to have authors reading their work, and who knows, they might inspire you too! Come hear as Elizabeth Strout reads outlod her book! 6pm. Brattle Theatre Cambridge, MA, Thu 4/4.more

What came first: the chicken or the egg? Okay, this might not be the kind of question you’d get at trivia night, but in case it comes up: It was the egg. 6-11pm. Russell Youth Center Cambridge, MA, Fri 4/5.more

Calling on all activists, come talk with James P. Marshall about his book on Civil Rights. 3pm. Harvard Book Store Cambridge, MA, Fri 4/5.more

Love a good mystery novel? Wanna talk about it with the author? This is your chance! And no, this is no weegie board sesh with Agatha Christie or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, it is a conversation with Jaqueline Winspear, mind you. Cambridge, MA, Wed 4/3.more

This is the first collection of short fiction stories by Jess Walter, bestselling author of ‘Beautiful Ruins’; a delightful mix of often comic stories about personal struggle and diminished dreams, because life is hard but ironically entertaining. 2:00pm. Harvard Book Store Cambridge, MA, Tue 4/2.more

John Hunter thinks World Peace should not be a dream anymore, would you like to discuss about it with him? Then come! Askwith Forum, 13 Appian Way, Longfellow Hall Cambridge, MA, Mon 4/8.more

If you are an empowered, hard working woman, you’ll love to come hear Liza Mundy ‘The Richer Sex’, ladies you are getting ahead by becoming breadwinners. Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? FPC Parish House Cambridge, MA, Wed 4/3.more

The Food you eat does not go down a rabbit hole, but that doesn’t make it any less of an adventure. Come discover it with Mary Roach! 6pm. Brattle Theatre Cambridge, MA, Fri 4/5.more

Birds are back with their beautiful songs and the wonderful warmth of spring. And we all know what that means, no more sleeping till noon Ehem, I mean, having a welcoming Bird Walk. 9am. Torbert MacDonald Park Medford, MA, Sat 4/6.more

Celebrate four years of succesful work with a social heart. Not only did these guys build the first urban farm in Somerville, but they also create jobs for young people who want to give a little bit back to society AND they make local trade fair. 7-10pm. The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Avenue, Suite 1-A Somerville, MA, Fri 4/5.more

For the technology curious; come learn a bit more about robotics learn about Native Instruments Maschine and the MKII controller, if you don’t know what that is, you should join in! 5:30pm. CEMI Electronic Media Institute Somerville, MA, Sat 4/6.more

The Armory always does a great effort to bring different sounds. This mixed media project will make you see the world through totally different eyes. The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Avenue, Suite 1-A Somerville, MA, Tue 4/9.more

This is a very clean competition. Well actually, a recycling one. If you are an artist, or simply got a great recycling art project, you should sing up! Somerville, MA, Sun 4/7.more

Banjo music is something that is always very interesting to hear. Especially when it is mixed up with different instruments and sounds, but who knew it could be mixed up with Chocolate drops? Worth hearing, I tell you. House of Blues Boston Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

Jazz lovers! Here’s a chance you should not miss! One of the world’s greatest voices in this genre will be visiting, don’t take too long to decide if you’ll go, my guess is tickets will be over soon! 8pm. Berklee Performance Center Boston, MA, Sat 4/6.more

You must come and see this performance of Edward Everett! Because it is a rare, extraordinary thing you can watch times a year. Union Club of Boston Boston, MA, Mon 4/8.more

Brazilian music has so much more to offer, even though some of us only know The girl from Ipanema. Come and get a more extense idea about Brazilian music, Fernando Brandao is a guarantee! 9:30am. Boston, MA, Thu 4/4.more

This is Italy’s leading contemporary dance ensemble. You will be amazed by the many ways in which the body can talk! Citi Shubert Theatre, Citi Performing Arts Center Boston, MA, Fri 4/5.more

A faboulous 4-hour concert. Don’t worry! It will be full of interesting looking instrumemts made of all sorts of materials. It will be amazing! 7pm. Kresge Auditorium Cambridge, MA, Fri 4/5.more

Can you tell a story just by dancing? Don’t worry if you can’t, you can always watch and be amazed by those who can. And maybe even learn a couple of dance moves. Jose Mateo Ballet Theatre Cambridge, MA, Fri 4/5.more

It seems there is such thing as raw dance, which definitely sounds intriguing, and even more coming from an urban dance group. The result can just be amazing. 7:30pm. Green Street Studios Cambridge, MA, Fri 4/5–Sat 4/6.more

American Folk and Irish Jig fan? This is your opportunity to come and see them performed live by the awesome Barbra Cassidy Band! 9:30pm. Arts at the Armory Cafe, 191 Highland Ave, Suite 1-A Somerville, MA, Thu 4/4.more

Musica Llanera is a genre that probably you haven’t heard before, so why miss this fantastic chance? Come hear what untamed music is! 7pm. Johnny D’s Somerville, MA, Sat 4/6.more

Harmony is your favorite thing in music? Love the resources of the human voice? Then this event is a perfect fit for you! 2:30pm. The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Avenue, Suite 1-A Somerville, MA, Sun 4/7.more

This is also a benefit, with skits & songs that feature local politicians and celebrities. Buy tickets now because it usually sells out. House of Blues Boston, MA, Fri 4/5.more