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Our fall engagement team has been popping up all over Boston at farmers’ markets, festivals and community events, and almost 600 residents so far have participated in our all-ages activity.
The "Shakespeare Unauthorized" exhibition opens today in the McKim Exhibition Hall at the Central Library in Copley Square.
Operational shifts will provide Boston's families with more access and programming.
The new high-efficiency LED fixtures illuminate the lower levels and highlight City Hall's entrances.
Boston Firefighters Local 718 Memorial Road Race, Boston Book Festival, Welles Remy Crowther Red Bandanna 5K and other events will impact traffic and parking
Week to include discounts and specialties for patrons of participating restaurants.
Exhibition features fresh, original, and contemporary works of art created by Bostonians.
Mayor Walsh says the opening will further establish the area as a 'cultural destination.'
The Imagine Boston 2030 booklist highlights some of the major themes that make Boston the City it is by including the perspectives of such local notables as Mel King, Dennis Lehane, and Michael...
Over $850,000 Designated for Public Art Projects
A new pavement treatment is coming to Brighton!
Massachusetts March for Life, Boston Athletic Association Half Marathon, Columbus Day Parade and other events will impact traffic and parking
WE BOS Week to be held October 17-21
Mayor Walsh, the Office of Arts and Culture, and Boston Centers for Youth & Families announced the ten artists picked for the second year of the program.
Metro Boston drivers can compete for more than $9,000 in prizes by downloading an app and practicing safe driving on the roads.
The Mayor made the announcement at a pre-game ceremony Sunday honoring Ortiz.
Samaritans Gatekeeper Workshops will be presented to City Departments that have regular contact with high-risk populations.
The new “Hot Work Safety Certification” program is available on the National Fire Protection Association website.
The conference featured more than 20 CEOs and senior executives from leading businesses and organizations.
The event included networking opportunities, workshops, and a keynote address from Roger Berkowitz, president and CEO of Legal Sea Foods.
The final reading list includes community feedback and adds five additional titles to broaden the conversation about Boston's future.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to make a truly smooth roadway surface? What exactly is the City doing outside that is making such a racket? In this week’s edition of What’s the Deal with Public...
The votes are tallied, and we are thrilled to announce the final Imagine Boston 2030 reading list!
The Imagine Boston Engagement Team will visit community events in Boston neighborhoods this fall to seek feedback from residents.
Roslindale Day parade and other scheduled activities will impact traffic and parking
"Boston has reached a position of economic leadership that is unprecedented in our history," said Mayor Walsh at the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.
We’ve created a fun, all-ages Lego activity that will give residents an opportunity to learn about the issues that Imagine Boston is addressing and add their own input to guide the plan moving forward...
The Mayor delivered the speech to the Chamber on Tuesday, September 27. We've added context to his remarks through the annotation platform Genius.
The program provides structured, fun, and healthy weekly opportunities on Saturdays for Boston residents ages 8 to 22 with disabilities.
It's a first for Boston's Neighborhood Slow Streets Program.
