5 things, Including Art, History and Film

1. Live chat: If you didn't get a chance to join our live chat with City Councilor John Connolly, you missed out. But don't despair; . Connolly touched on a number of topics, but focused on the school system.

2. Rollover at Albany and Traveler: It was an unsettling moment on Albany Street yesterday when , temporarily pinning its occupants. Police are still investigating the accident to try and determine a cause. The injuries to the two occpants weren't considered serious, according to WCVB-TV.

3. Some Pictures of the Infinite: Josiah McElheny has a 15-year art career under his belt and the ICA has a wide variety of his work on display. This exhibit explores McElheny’s questions about history, time, space and design.

4. Mr. Madison’s War: The War of 1812 divided the Commonwealth amongst political lines. This exhibit at the Massachusetts Historical Society will highlight the controversial war through letters, artifacts and images. Come celebrate the bicentennial of the war and read up on our history. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

5. Screening of "All Ages: The Boston Hardcore Film": Explore the late '80's Boston Hardcore Punk Rock scene in this film for a glimpse into the energetic DIY scene in Boston. There might be some loud music and a few dirty words thrown araound, but if that doesn't bother you, swing by The West End Museum at 8 p.m. Costs $10 plus a $2 processing fee.