In this meeting, we will establish a cohesive vision for how program and design principles can inform the new White Stadium Design and establish a new path forward that incorporates community feedback received to date.

In this meeting, we will provide a detailed breakdown of the Boston Public Schools, Boston Unity, and Community program, exhibit architectural test-fits and site considerations that accommodate desired programs, and establish the building blocks of the new design.

In this meeting, we will align on design principles for the White Stadium project that support the values and goals identified in the Franklin Park Action Plan and respect the significance of the overall park.

Update: NEW LOCATION - due to weather, this event will now be held at City Hall Plaza's Civic Pavilion (5 Congress St, at the intersection of Congress St and Hanover St across from the Boston Public Market).

The Mayor's Poetry Program is an annual program in which Boston residents are invited to submit poems to be displayed throughout City Hall and in an online gallery for one year. The theme for 2024, selected by Poet Laureate Porsha Olayiwola, was "Resistance".

Fifteen poems were selected to be displayed throughout City Hall for a year. Selected poets and honorable mentions will be participating in a reading on Friday, April 26, from 12 - 1:30 p.m. at City Hall Plaza's Civic Pavilion.

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MOH invites you to provide your feedback on the future use of an unnumbered parcel on Millmont Street in Highland Park. MOH welcomes your feedback on the proposed use of these parcels as open space.

Come by City Hall Plaza (above the Civic Pavilion) to say hello to our teams and partners and learn how you can Go Green and Save Green all year long. City staff and others will be providing information on how you can help us go carbon neutral along with other exciting climate initiatives! Enjoy a short speaking program, games, activities, and pick up some swag! 

During the Fair, prospective homebuyers and current homeowners can meet with mortgage lenders, real estate agents, Boston Home Center staff, the Home Center’s nonprofit partners, and other housing resource organizations.

The City of Boston and the City of Revere are partnering to design flood protection and recreational improvements along Bennington Street in East Boston and Fredericks Park in Revere. During this meeting, the Boston and Revere Project Team will share background information about the project, present an update about the work we have completed, discuss the design process for flood mitigation, and collect your feedback about recreational opportunities you would like to see in the project area. Spanish and Arabic interpretation will be provided during the meeting.

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If you have any difficulty registering for the meeting or if you have any questions, please contact: 

• Catherine McCandless, City of Boston: catherine.mccandless2@boston.gov
• Elle Baker, City of Revere: ebaker@revere.org

For more information about the project and to learn about other upcoming engagement events

visit the project webpage