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The digital sign is the latest in a series of improvements to civic spaces in Boston designed to engage visitors and residents
Homeowners can predict their contribution to the Community Preservation Act if the ballot question passes.
The Jimmy Fund Walk, Beantown Jazz Festival, and other events will impact traffic and parking.
As of Thursday morning, September 22, 2016, the following Boston Fire Department permit applications will be moved to the new Boston Permits and Licenses Portal.
Day marked by Mayor's signing of Communications Access Ordinance
If you are not in the business of roadway construction you may not be familiar with the many intricate methods of fixing the City’s public right-of-ways. Doesn’t the City just pave roads when they...
The investments, totaling over $89 million, are funded primarily through Building a Better Boston.
The exhibitions are opening this month at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the McMullen Museum at Boston College and the Houghton Library at Harvard University.
Boston Public Library honors Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 – October 15) annually through publishing the Latino Life booklist, a list of recent books concerning the Hispanic experience. A wide...
The artifacts revealed a snapshot of English, Irish, Jewish, and Italian immigrant life in the mid to late 1800s.
It will feature artists Caoimhghin Ó Fraithile and Michael Dowling at the Central Library in Copley Square.
There are overnight road closures and parking restrictions Downtown and in Chinatown.
Since becoming mayor, Mayor Walsh has made more than $70 million in funding available to create affordable housing in Boston.
BCYF's popular Citywide Swim League for children ages 6 - 7 is now recruiting!
The year-long project received an annual Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award this year.
The public art installations reveal invisible poetry on Boston's sidewalks when it rains.
Boston selected by the World Economic Forum as focus city for the future of mobility.
Hub on Wheels, Mayor's Cup bike races and other scheduled events will impact traffic and parking
The City of Boston's new hotline support system is designed to help people struggling with substance use and addiction.
The initiative is part of a grassroots program to provide American Association of University Women (AAUW) Work Smart workshops to 85,000 women.
The topping off ceremony of Boston's first STEM school marked the completion of the new building's structural steel.
The Assets for Artists Program is a joint program between the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture and the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA).
Memory Cafes are places where individuals experiencing memory loss and their caretakers can meet in a safe, social environment.
As new stock becomes occupied, the rental market in some high-growth neighborhoods is beginning to moderate.
BOSTON - Friday, September 9, 2016 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced that applications are now available for the 2017 Boston Cultural Council Grants. More than $450,000 will be awarded to...
I am eager to announce that, last week, we opened the call for applications for the Boston Cultural Council Organizational Grants.
BOSTON - Wednesday, September 7, 2016 - Today, the City of Boston Election Department released plans for the State Primaries, taking place on Thursday, September 8, 2016. The polls in Boston will open...
Winter Activations Include Unique Skating Path and Holiday Shopping Market
Residents should apply for Resident Parking Permits prior to Boston College Football's first home game. Football fans reminded not to park in resident parking spaces on local streets.
Concerts at Fenway Park, ceremonies observing September 11, and neighborhood events will impact traffic and parking in Boston
