Run by a group of artists, musicians and activists, it was a focal point for art, music and community activism, and fostered avant garde, experimental and underground work. A related space called Zeitgeist Outpost or Outpost 186, opened by former Zeitgeist volunteers, is now on the other side of Inman Square. It is, in fact, in the former New Words back room, where the women's bookstore once held poetry readings, author presentations and acoustic concerts. In 2013, the neighborhood near Inman Square attained some notoriety as the home of the two main suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing and the location of the Islamic Society of Boston, at which they occasionally attended services. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Cambridge, Massachusetts References External links InmanSquare.com Historic districts in Middlesex County, Massachusetts National Register of Historic Places in Cambridge, Massachusetts Neighborhoods in Cambridge, Massachusetts Squares in Cambridge, Massachusetts Inman Square